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Winter 2000 Vancouver Prime Time TV Schedules 7 p.m. - 11 p.m. February 28 - March 13, 2000 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 7 Royal Air Farce Olympians On The Road Mr. Bean Thin Blue Line Wind At My Back It's a Living Pit Pony Country Canada Red Green Show Dooley Gardens 8 22 Minutes Marketplace Royal Air Farce Hockey Night In the fifth estate Witness Drop the Beat Venture Red Green Show Canada Movie/Special 9 22 Minutes The Nature of Things Life & Times Da Vinci's Inquest Le Dortoir The Bette Show 10 Hockeytalk Sunday Report The National CBUT Lotus Land Undercurrents 7 Wheel Of Fortune Stargate SG-1 Felicity Jeopardy! 8 Twenty One Dateline NBC Power Play Providence Little Men * ** 9 Will & Grace Peter Benchley's Ally McBeal Charmed Now and Again Charmed Just Shoot Me Amazon Movie 10 Third Watch The West Wing ER Nash Bridges The City Once and Again CHAN 7 Entertainment Tonight Flash Forward 60 Minutes Simpsons New Addams Family 8 That '70s Show Truth Behind the Friends That '70s Show Simpsons Global Beverly Hills 90210 Jake and the Kid That '70s Show Sitcom Scandals 4 God, Devil & Bob Bob & Margaret Malcolm in the Middle 9 Dharma & Greg Frasier Dawson's Creek Greed: The Series Greed: The Series PSI Factor Bob and Margaret Stark Raving Mad *** 10 NYPD Blue Chicago Hope 20 / 20 The Outer Limits The Practice CKVU **** ***** 7 Frasier Twice in a Lifetime Due South Friends 8 Who Wants to Be a Who Wants to Be a Who Wants to Be a Roswell Hockey Basketball V! Millionaire Millionaire Millionaire 9 Double Exposure Drew Carey Show America's Most Sports Night Spin City Wanted Movie Movie 10 Who Wants to Be a Law & Order: Special W5 Law & Order Cold Squad VTV Millionaire Victims 7 Change of Heart Change of Heart Mysterious Island Little Men Hollywood Squares ****** Hollywood Squares My Life As A Dog 8 King of Queens Two Guys & a Girl Darndest Things JAG Ally McBeal The West Wing Felicity Becker The Norm Show Cosby 9 Raymond Third Watch The West Wing Charmed Power Play The Pretender Charmed Grapevine 10 CHEK Family Law Judging Amy Nikita ER The City The Others Once and Again (Victoria) * February 29 8-9 The City (Cdn); March 7 8-8:30 Candid Camera (US), 8:30-9 Will & Grace (US) Canadian Foreign ** March 5 8-10 Catch a Falling Star (US/Cdn); March 13 Touched by an Angel (US) *** March 5 The Outer Limits (Cdn); March 13 The X-Files (US) **** March 5 Ted Ohlsen Story (Cdn); March 13 Party of Five (US) ***** March 2 10-11 Traders (Cdn); March 9 10-10:30 Frasier (US), 10:30-11 Bob and Margaret (UK) ****** March 2 7-8 Renewing the Balance (Cdn); March 9 7-7:30 Change of Heart (US), 7:30-8 Hollywood Squares (US).

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