[mattack]

I noticed last night, while watching my recordings, that Joel McHale is on shows on two networks at once.

Crime Scene Kitchen on FOX.. (really dumb show, but I halfway pay attention to it at 1.7x while playing on my phone..) and Card Sharks on ABC (I think I watched the first ep of the revival, realized I don't really like this game show).

Though I JUST looked on epguides.com and I guess the eps airing now are the last episodes of the previous season and imdb lists it as 2019-2020, so I guess it's not really in production now.

Still, I thought it was interesting. (Richard Anderson as Oscar Goldman on Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman, on separate networks for at least one season, is my go-to example of a person on different networks simultaneously.)

 

[realityboy]

I think CW moved it before it started, but Tell Me a Story was scheduled to air at the same time on the 2020 fall schedule as Filthy Rich on ABC. Both shows had Kim Cattrall. Neither is still around.

 

[lambertman]

A different era, but Bill Cullen find himself hosting The Price is Right on NBC and playing on the panel of I've Got a Secret on CBS on the same night from '58-'61ish - usually both live and with just a half-hour between them to take a taxi from one theatre to the other.

 

[mr.unnatural]

That's nothing. I think Steve Harvey was on something like five different shows during the same season a while back

 

[photoshopgrl]

I think CW moved it before it started, but Tell Me a Story was scheduled to air at the same time on the 2020 fall schedule as Filthy Rich on ABC. Both shows had Kim Cattrall. Neither is still around.

Tell Me a Story is still on but Cattrall was only on season 1.

 

[JYoung]

(Richard Anderson as Oscar Goldman on Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman, on separate networks for at least one season, is my go-to example of a person on different networks simultaneously.)

The interesting thing about Anderson, as well as Martin E. Brooks, is that they were playing the same characters on two different shows that were on two different networks at the same time.
And as series regulars to boot.

 

[Rob Helmerichs]

I wonder who holds the record for playing the same character on the most shows? Richard Belzer (John Munch)? Wikipedia counts ten, although I think a couple of those are pretty iffy...

 

[GoPackGo]

Definitely Munch. Homicide did several crossovers with shows, as has Law and Order.

 

[mattack]

The interesting thing about Anderson, as well as Martin E. Brooks, is that they were playing the same characters on two different shows that were on two different networks at the same time.
And as series regulars to boot.

yeah, I thought that was obvious by saying six million dollar man/bionic woman..