MEDIUM: Cancelled or what?

NBC dropped Medium but CBS has picked it up for next near. It looks like, at least according to their current fall schedule, that it will get the 9 P.M. time slot on Fridays.

Yes true crossing over to cbs..nbc need's money sold out the rest of the series..and don't forget what the real women of medium did on the Mntel Show..I'm not talking about the big women who use to come on to see book's and thing's I mean the real medium..
She told Montel he was sick her oldest told him what disese and the middle dauther said what year he would die it's on YOUTUBE..he ended the show real quick brought back the book selling medium she told him that the women and kid's were right but she could not tell him to his face..
since then Montel has alot of stock with nbc and wanted her off the nbc franchize..Hope I helped and please watch that youtube epicode that never aired...

Here is an excerpt from an interesting article I found after I calmed down from thinking they cancelled Numbers on me!

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/05/20/AR2009052003381.html?hpid=artsliving


"What did you know about 'Medium,' and when did you know it?" the Reporters Who Cover Television demanded to know of CBS suits at a morning Q&A session detailing the net's new 2009-10 season prime-time schedule.

"Medium" turned up on CBS's schedule less than 24 hours after NBC nixed the show because, NBC Entertainment co-chairman Ben Silverman said, it was "aging, as we were getting younger." And, he added, it had not gotten the same buzz as the whole "Chuck" Subway foot-long sandwich-buying thing.

"Medium," which is produced by CBS's TV production division, has turned up on CBS's Friday, between "Ghost Whisperer" and "Numb3rs."

Something of a kerfuffle has erupted over "Medium" during Broadcast TV Upfront Week. NBC, which dumped "Medium" after five seasons, nonetheless seems unhappy the show has found a new relationship so quickly. NBC sent an e-mail to The Reporters Who Cover Television, pointing out that "Medium" averaged about 8.3 million viewers this season -- a smaller crowd than two shows CBS has canceled: "The Unit" and "Without a Trace."

On the other hand, NBC's "Chuck" only averaged 7.4 million viewers this season. So there you go.

CBS picked up "Medium," CBS programming chief Nina Tassler explained Wednesday morning, because it is extremely compatible with the two other shows. "Ghost Whisperer" is about a chick who talks to ghosts. "Numb3rs" is a crime-solving drama. "Medium" is about a chick who talks to dead people to help cops solve crimes. In fact, Tassler said, if "Ghost Whisperer" and "Numb3rs" ever got together, "Medium" would have been their love child. Yes, she did.

Still, some intrepid reporters demanded to know exactly when CBS suits knew NBC had officially passed on the CBS-produced drama series -- as in, at what hour, on what day. They also grilled CBS scheduling chief Kelly Kahl in re what CBS had planned for Fridays at 9 next season before it got the all-clear to pick up "Medium." The Reporters Who Cover Television are clearly overcaffeinated.

I, too, am glad Medium got picked up by another network. My antenna fell last month or so and now I can not watch my television set, so I have missed out on a lot of shows, including Medium and Ghost Whisperer.

So, it's great that Friday night with feature both those shows, and Numb3rs. A good lineup in fact.

I would like to see the link to that Montel episode that was mentioned.