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2001–2002 Broadcast Premieres

According to Jim

The Agency

Alias

The Amazing Race

The Bernie Mac Show

Bob Patterson

Citizen Baines

Crossing Jordan

Danny

The Education of Max Bickford

ElimiDate Deluxe

The Ellen Show

Emeril

Enterprise

The Guardian

Inside Schwartz

Law & Order: Criminal Intent

Lost

Love Cruise

Maybe It's Me

Men, Women, and Dogs

Off Centre

One on One

Pasadena

Philly

Raising Dad

Reba

Scrubs

Smallville

Thieves

The Tick

24

UC: Undercover

Undeclared

Wolf Lake

The 2001–2002 television season got off to an uncharacteristically subtle start. The new crop of shows just started to receive intense promotion when the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks paralyzed the nation. The focus of the country shifted to national security, away from anything as trivial as entertainment.

Most networks postponed the season premieres, and some episodes of new shows, such as 24 and The Agency, which were eerily prescient of the horrific events, had to be retooled. When the season finally got under way, viewers were treated to some of the best television programming in recent memory. Fox hit a home run with its Tuesday lineup of new shows, including the thoroughly compelling 24 and the hilariously realistic Undeclared. Here's a look at the new shows of the fall.


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