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2004 in American television

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Events
February March April May June August September October November December
Programs
Debuts Returning this year Ending this year Entering syndication this year Changes of network affiliation
Births
Deaths
See also
References

The following is a list of events affecting American television during 2004. Events listed include television series debuts, finales, cancellations, and new channel initiations.

Events

February

Date	Event
1	The Janet Jackson/Justin Timberlake Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy occurs on CBS. As a result, the Federal Communications Commission strengthens its rules concerning certain types of indecency.
14	Jetix was introduced on Toon Disney and ABC Family, making it the first trade-name to be introduced as an anime-based block.
22	Sex and the City broadcasts its final episode on HBO, "An American Girl in Paris, Part Deux."

March

Date	Event
1	On CBS, The Price Is Right broadcasts its 6,000th episode.
4	Rich Fields debuts as the new announcer for the Price is Right, a role he would hold on to until the end of Season 38.
8	Tiffany, host of BET.com Countdown, and Young Sir, host of The Center, switch places to each other's BET shows.
8	In Casper, Wyoming, independent station/Pax TV affiliate KTWO-TV (having lost NBC to KCWY in September of last year) finally becomes an ABC affiliate after ABC's outgoing affiliate KFNB reaches an agreement with KTWO-TV ending its affiliation three months earlier than scheduled. KFNB then becomes a satellite of KLWY, the Fox affiliate in Cheyenne, while sister station K26ES (now KWYF-LD) elevates its secondary UPN affiliation to full-time status.
15	Game Show Network began fraying out the rebranding known as GSN.

April

Date	Event
12	KLSB-TV in Nacogdoches, Texas, a satellite station of NBC affiliate KETK-TV, separates from its parent station to become a CBS affiliate, returning CBS to the Tyler-Longview market for the first time since KLMG-TV became Fox affiliate KFXK-TV in April 1991. The next day, the Federal Communications Commission approves KLSB-TV's call letter change to the current KYTX.

May

Date	Event
6	Friends ends its run after 10 years, broadcasting the final episode, The Last One, on NBC. A spinoff, Joey, debuts on NBC the following season.
11	NBC Universal is founded by General Electric and Vivendi Universal.
13	Frasier broadcasts its final episode on NBC, "Goodnight Seattle".
15	Jimmy Fallon makes his last appearance as a cast member of NBC's Saturday Night Live, for its season finale.
26	Fantasia Barrino wins the third season of Fox's American Idol. Also, this was the first time when the series became a #1 hit in the television ratings of this season.
28	TechTV merges with G4 to form G4techTV, one of the most controversial mergers of television history as less than a year later, the merged network becomes G4 once again.

June

Date	Event
2	Ken Jennings of Salt Lake City, Utah, begins a long run as Jeopardy! champion.
7	ABC broadcasts its final NHL game, which turned out to be the last one before the lockout that canceled the league's 2004–05 season.
10	TBS reintroduces its Very Funny campaign.
14	Cartoon Network reveals its new logo and establishes new branding with a "CN city".
18	Rodney Dangerfield (who appeared more than seventy times as a guest on The Tonight Show) makes his final appearance as a talk show guest on CBS's The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn.

August

Date	Event
9	David Muir resigns as co-anchor of World News Now on ABC and is replaced by Ron Corning.
15	In Charlottesville, Virginia, NBC affiliate WVIR-TV, long the only commercial station in its market, receives competition for the first time ever when WCAV signs-on as a CBS affiliate. Shortly thereafter, WCAV adds WVAW-LP as an ABC affiliate.
27	Craig Kilborn ends his five-year run as host of The Late Late Show.
28	PBS Kids Bookworm Bunch ended.
28	Nickelodeon's successful Saturday night block, SNICK, is discontinued after 12 years. It would then be revamped as a Saturday night edition of TEENick for the 2004-2005 television season and onward until the TEENick name was dropped in February 2009.
30	ABC affiliate WDTN in Dayton, Ohio swaps affiliations with NBC affiliate WKEF, reversing a swap that took place in 1980.

September

Date	Event
19	The 56th Primetime Emmy Awards are given out on ABC.
21	Drew Daniel is the winner of the American version of Big Brother 5 on CBS. Runner-Up Michael "Cowboy" Ellis wins $50,000.
28	Longtime veteran Marcy Walker makes her final appearance on the ABC soap opera All My Children after two decades of being affiliated with the program.

October

Date	Event
2	Amy Poehler succeeds Jimmy Fallon as Tina Fey's co-anchor of NBC's Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update skit, making the first Weekend Update female duos.
2	Nickelodeon and its affiliated channels begin debuting special educational programming, Worldwide Day of Play, after the Let's Just Play campaign.
11	PBS Kids debuts a programming block targeted at children aged 6–10 entitled PBS Kids Go!, with new shows Maya & Miguel and an Arthur spinoff, Postcards from Buster, debuting on this day with Cyberchase and Arthur moving to PBS Kids Go! from PBS Kids.
27	The Boston Red Sox baseball team won their first world series since 1918.

November

Date	Event
1	The Young and the Restless broadcasts its 8,000th episode on CBS.
7	Dallas airs a third TV movie, The Return to Southfork, on CBS.
9	Tiffany resigns as host of BET's The Center and is replaced by Julissa.
15	Young Sir resigns as host of BET.com Countdown and is replaced by recording artist Ray J.
23	Longtime CBS News anchor and manager editor Dan Rather announces he will step down in March.
30	After seventy-four consecutive wins, Ken Jennings finally loses on Jeopardy!, to competitor Nancy Zerg. Jennings' final cash winnings total is $2,522,700 making him the richest winner of American television history.

December

Date	Event
2	Tom Brokaw resigns as anchorman of NBC Nightly News and is replaced by Brian Williams.
15	CNN's financial news channel, CNNfn, is ended.
16	All My Children broadcasts its 9,000th episode.
29	Rogers Media buys remaining 20% ownership of Rogers Sportsnet from Fox.
	General Electric, owner of NBC, purchases Universal Studios from Vivendi, leaving all six U.S. broadcast networks part of a company which also owns a movie studio.
	For the first time in its history, Nielsen Media Research, the official American television ratings service, began counting original shows on pay Television premium channels in its prime-time ratings.^[1] At the time, most of these were broadcast by competitors HBO and Showtime, but Starz has since begun producing original shows.

Programs

Debuts

Date	Debut	Network
January 7	The Apprentice	NBC
January 11	Drake & Josh	Nickelodeon
January 14	Seven Little Monsters	PBS Kids
January 17	Astro Boy	Kids' WB
January 18	Whoopi's Littleburg	Nick Jr.
January 18	The L Word	Showtime
January 23	Dave the Barbarian	Disney Channel
February 14	Power Rangers Dino Thunder	Toon Disney and ABC Family
February 15	Home Edition	ABC
March 4	Pimp My Ride	MTV
March 5	The Help	The WB
March 10	Game Over	UPN
March 21	Deadwood	HBO
April 3	Danny Phantom	Nickelodeon
April 9	The D.A.	ABC
April 12	Peep and the Big Wide World	Discovery Kids
April 28	Shorties Watchin' Shorties	Comedy Central
May 1	Megas XLR	Cartoon Network
May 31	Peppa Pig	Nick Jr.
June 1	Summerland	The WB
June 4	TNA iMPACT!	Fox Sports Net
June 16	Quintuplets	Fox
June 16	The Ashlee Simpson Show	MTV
June 18	Phil of the Future	Disney Channel
June 19	Winx Club	Fox Box
June 20	Fatherhood	Nick at Nite
July 1	Trading Spouses	Fox
July 6	Seconds From Disaster	National Geographic Channel
July 16	Stargate Atlantis	Sci Fi
July 18	Entourage	HBO
July 21	Rescue Me	FX
July 29	Blue Collar TV	The WB
July 30	O'Grady	The N
July 31	Justice League Unlimited	Cartoon Network
August 1	Stroker and Hoop	Adult Swim
August 10	Blue's Room	Nick Jr.
August 13	Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends	Cartoon Network
August 16	LazyTown	Nick Jr.
August 21	Brandy & Mr. Whiskers	Disney Channel
August 30	The Jane Pauley Show	Syndication
August 31	Curious Buddies	Nick Jr.
August 31	Father of the Pride	NBC
September 1	Hawaii	NBC
September 6	Atomic Betty	Cartoon Network
September 7	Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends	Nick Jr.
September 9	Joey	NBC
September 9	Medical Investigation	NBC
September 11	The Batman	Kids' WB
September 11	Da Boom Crew	Kids' WB
September 12	The Benefactor	ABC
	Higglytown Heroes	Playhouse Disney
	Jack & Bobby	The WB
	LAX	NBC
	Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide	Nickelodeon
	Unfabulous	Nickelodeon
September 13	Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan	National Geographic Channel
	The Insider	Syndication
	The Tony Danza Show	Syndication
September 18	F-Zero: GP Legend	Fox Box
	One Piece	Fox Box
	Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!	Jetix
September 20	Listen Up!	CBS
September 20	Second Time Around	UPN
September 21	Rodney	ABC
September 22	NY	CBS
	The Mountain	The WB
	Veronica Mars	UPN
	Lost	ABC
September 24	Complete Savages	ABC
September 24	Dr. Vegas	CBS
September 28	The Real Orange County	MTV
September 29	Kevin Hill	UPN
October 2	Darcy's Wild Life	Discovery Family
October 2	Snakemaster	Animal Planet
October 3	Boston Legal	ABC
October 3	Desperate Housewives	ABC
October 5	BET Style	BET
October 5	Wanda Does It	Comedy Central
October 6	Ghost Hunters	Sci Fi
October 6	Proof Positive	Sci Fi
October 7	Drew Carey's Green Screen Show	The WB
October 7	Life as We Know It	ABC
October 11	The Backyardigans	Nick Jr.
	Maya & Miguel	PBS Kids Go!
	Postcards From Buster	PBS Kids Go!
October 18	Battlestar Galactica	Sci Fi
October 19	The Biggest Loser	NBC
October 19	He's a Lady	TBS
October 27	Center of the Universe	CBS
October 27	Drawn Together	Comedy Central
November 3	Nanny 911	Fox
November 4	ToddWorld	Discovery Family
November 5	Cartoon Alley	TCM
November 6	Fullmetal Alchemist	Adult Swim
November 6	Stand Alone Complex
November 7	Perfect Hair Forever
	6teen	Teen Channel
	Huff	Showtime
	My Big Fat Obnoxious Boss	Fox
November 14	Tom Goes to the Mayor	Adult Swim
November 16	House	Fox
November 19	Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi	Cartoon Network
December 1	Project Runway	Bravo
December 18	W.I.T.C.H.	Disney Channel

Movies

May 19	Shrek 2
June 4	Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
June 30	Spider-Man 2
October 1	Shark Tale
November 5	The Incredibles

Returning this year

Ending this year

Date	Show	Debut
January 23	Fillmore!	2002
January 25	Officers on Duty	2003
January 28	Becker	1998
January 29	Threat Matrix	2003
January 30	Boston Public	2000
January 30	The Handler	2003
February 3	Sabrina's Secret Life
February 6	Jake 2.0
	Ed	2000
	Little Bill	1999
February 7	Scout's Safari	2002
February 12	All About the Andersons	2003
February 14	Lizzie McGuire	2001
February 22	Sex and the City	1998
February 27	Lloyd in Space	2001
February 29	The Weekenders	2000
March 13	Hack	2002
March 17	The Mullets	2003
March 20	The Tracy Morgan Show	2003
March 25	The Chris Isaak Show	2001
March 25	Good Morning, Miami	2002
April 1	Stripperella	2003
April 2	Game Over	2004
April 4	Home Movies	1999
April 6	It's All Relative	2003
April 9	The D.A.	2004
April 9	Life with Bonnie	2002
April 12	Space Ghost Coast to Coast (returned in 2006)	1994
April 14	Karen Sisco	2003
April 16	The Help	2004
April 20	Happy Family	2003
April 20	Whoopi
April 22	Like Family
April 23	Married to the Kellys
April 26	A Walk In Your Shoes	2000
April 27	I'm with Her	2003
April 28	Rolie Polie Olie	1998
April 29	The Jamie Kennedy Experiment	2002
April 30	Living It Up! with Ali & Jack	2003
May 1	The District	2000
May 4	The Guardian	2001
May 6	Friends	1994
May 7	Run of the House	2003
May 10	The Parkers	1999
May 13	Frasier	1993
May 16	The Practice	1997
May 17	Mutant X	2001
May 17	She Spies	2002
May 19	Angel	1999
May 21	Ricki Lake	1993
	The 5th Wheel	2001
	The Wayne Brady Show	2001
May 22	Static Shock	2000
May 25	Rock Me Baby	2003
May 26	Soul Food	2000
May 28	The Sharon Osbourne Show	2003
May 29	Justice League	2001
May 30	Line of Fire	2003
June 4	Hollywood Squares	1966
June 7	Whoopi's Littleburg	2004
June 8	Hey Arnold!	1996
June 11	The Wild Thornberrys	1998
June 19	The Man Show	1999
June 25	VH1 ILL-ustrated	2003
July 5	Ozzy & Drix	2002
July 27	King of the Jungle	2003
July 29	106 & Park: Prime	2003
July 30	Rocket Power	1999
August 1	Rugrats	1991
August 8	The Brothers García	2000
August 9	Franklin	1997
August 10	The Joe Schmo Show (returned in 2013)	2003
August 17	Teamo Supremo	2002
August 27	Johnny Bravo	1997
September 1	Braceface	2001
September 1	It's a Miracle	1998
September 8	The Drew Carey Show	1995
September 10	George Shrinks	2000
September 12	Oliver Beene	2003
September 24	Jeremiah	2002
September 25	Samurai Jack (returned in 2017)	2001
September 27	Out of the Box	1998
September 28	The Berenstain Bears	2003
October 1	Knock First	2003
October 5	Rubbadubbers	2002
October 6	Hawaii	2004
October 22	Evil Con Carne	2003
October 25	The Benefactor	2004
October 29	Dr. Vegas	2004
October 29	All About Me	2002
October 31	Dead Like Me	2003
November 11	Unscrewed with Martin Sargent	2003
November 14	He's a Lady	2004
November 16	Wanda Does It
November 20	Power Rangers Dino Thunder
November 28	Doc	2001
November 29	Engie Benjy	2002
December 8	Proof Positive	2004
December 12	My Big Fat Obnoxious Boss
December 15	Wonderfalls
December 16	Shorties Watchin' Shorties

Entering syndication this year

Show	Seasons	In Production	Source
Crime Scene Investigation	4	Yes	^[2]
Girlfriends	4	Yes	date=June 2014}}
Malcolm in the Middle	4	Yes	^[3]
Yes, Dear	4	Yes	date=June 2014}}

Changes of network affiliation

Show	Moved from	Moved to
Arthur	PBS Kids	PBS Kids Go!
Cyberchase	PBS Kids	PBS Kids Go!
As Told by Ginger	Nickelodeon	Nicktoons
Fillmore!	Disney Channel	Toon Disney
The Surreal Life	The WB	VH1
National Geographic Explorer	MSNBC	National Geographic Channel
Project Greenlight	HBO	Bravo
Braceface	ABC Family	Disney Channel
Bob The Builder	Nick Jr.	PBS Kids

Births

Date	Name	Notability
January 4	Peyton Kennedy	Canadian actress (Odd Squad, Everything Sucks!)
January 7	Sofia Wylie	Actress (Andi Mack)
January 8	Berkley Silverman	Canadian voice actress (PAW Patrol)
January 9	Tyree Brown	Actor (Parenthood)
January 24	Brandon Rossel	Actor (Fast Layne)
January 26	Addison Riecke	Actress (The Thundermans)
February 3	Theodore Barnes	Actor (Legendary Dudas, Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn)
February 19	Millie Bobby Brown	English actress (Stranger Things) and model
March 4	Donielle T. Hansley Jr.	Voice actor (Darwin on The Amazing World of Gumball (2017–18))
March 10	Mace Coronel	Actor (Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn)
March 21	Forrest Wheeler	Actor (Fresh Off the Boat)
April 6	Casey Simpson	Actors (Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn)
April 17	Kyla Drew Simmons	Actors (Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn)
May 22	Peyton Elizabeth Lee	Actress (Andi Mack)
June 4	Mackenzie Ziegler	Actress (Dance Moms)
June 7	Saara Chaudry	Canadian actress (Max & Shred)
June 8	Francesca Capaldi	Actress (Dog with a Blog)
June 22	Laya DeLeon Hayes	Actress
July 28	Lauren Lindsey Donzis	Actress (Liv and Maddie)
July 30	Daniel DiMaggio	Actor (Clarence, American Housewife)
August 5	Albert Tsai	Actor (Trophy Wife, Dr. Ken, Coop and Cami Ask the World)
August 14	Marsai Martin	Actress (Black-ish)
August 19	Siena Agudong	Actress (Star Falls)
October 3	Noah Schnapp	Actor (Stranger Things)
October 9	Tomaso Sanelli	Actor (Star Falls)
November 27	Jet Jurgensmeyer	Actor
December 3	Ruby Jay	Actress (Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure, Fancy Nancy)
December 4	Sophie Pollono	Actress (Fast Layne)
December 12	Sky Katz	Actress (Raven's Home)
December 14	Timothy Colombos	Actor (WITS Academy)
December 17	Dakota Lotus	Actor (Coop and Cami Ask the World)
December 18	Isabella Cramp	Actress (Shimmer and Shine, Colony, Vampirina)
December 22	Bryce Gheisar	Actor (Walk the Prank)
December 25	Andre Robinson	Voice actor (Clyde McBride on The Loud House (Episode 101 onwards))
December 28	Miles Brown	Actor (Black-ish)

Deaths

Date	Name	Age	Notability
January 17	Noble Willingham	72	Actor (C.D. Parker on Walker, Texas Ranger)
January 19	Jerry Nachman	57	MSNBC editor-in-chief
January 23	Bob Keeshan	76	Children's show host (Captain Kangaroo)
January 27	Jack Paar	85	Host of (The Tonight Show)
January 29	Mary-Ellis Bunim	57	Producer and co-creator of (The Real World)
February 15	Jan Miner	86	Actress (Madge the Manicurist)
February 23	Carl Anderson	58	Actor (Another World)
February 24	John Randolph	88	Actor (Grand)
March 7	Paul Winfield	64	Actor (King, 227)
March 8	Robert Pastorelli	49	Actor (Murphy Brown)
March 9	Christopher R. Biello	27	Very Funny And Very Handsome
March 17	J.J. Jackson	62	MTV VJ
March 26	Jan Sterling	82	Actress
March 27	Art James	74	Game show host and announcer
April 1	Carrie Snodgress	58	Actress
April 13	Caron Keating	41	British TV presenter
May 9	Alan King	76	Comedian and actor
May 14	Anna Lee	91	Actor (Lila Morgan Quartermaine on General Hospital from 1978 to 2003)
May 17	Tony Randall	84	Actor (Felix on The Odd Couple)
May 21	Gene Wood	78	Announcer of (Family Feud and other game shows)
May 22	Richard Biggs	44	Actor
June 5	Ronald Reagan	93	Actor and U.S. president; host of General Electric Theater and Death Valley Days
July 6	Eric Douglas	46	Actor
July 9	Isabel Sanford	86	Actress (Louise "Weezie" Mills Jefferson on The Jeffersons)
July 28	Eugene Roche	75	Actor (Soap, Webster, more)
August 13	Julia Child	91	Host of The French Chef on PBS
September 15	Johnny Ramone	55	Singer-songwriter (Ramones)
October 5	Rodney Dangerfield	82	Actor and comedian (The Dean Martin Show, frequent Tonight Show guest)
October 10	Christopher Reeve	52	Actor
November 7	Howard Keel	85	Actor, singer (Clayton Farlow on Dallas)
December 28	Jerry Orbach	69	Actor (Lennie Briscoe on Law & Order)

References

1. ^{{cite web|title=Multichannel News 12/16/2008: Dexter's Third Season Finale's A Killer – Series Delivers Best Original Series Viewership Since 2004 |author=Mike Reynolds |url=http://www.multichannel.com/article/160932-_Dexter_Third_Season_Finale_s_A_Killer.php |archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/5gpCzqtrb?url=http://www.multichannel.com/article/160932-_Dexter_Third_Season_Finale_s_A_Killer.php |archivedate=May 16, 2009 |deadurl=no |accessdate=2009-04-14 |df=mdy }}
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