NBC has given the thumbs up to 12 more episodes of the Howie Mandel hidden-camera comedy “Howie Do It,” the network announced Thursday. The episodes are already in production.
Mr. Mandel’s show premiered earlier this month and has increased NBC’s low-rated Friday 8 p.m. hour by 64 percent in adults 18-49 vs. earlier this season.
“‘Howie Do It’ has proven to be a solid performer for NBC on Friday nights,” said Paul Telegdy, executive vice president of alternative programming for NBC and Universal Media Studios.
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NBC orders up 12 more Howie Do It
Posted on 29 January 2009 by Robert Seidman
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wow! there for how long? less than 5mths and already making the grade. Laying bets he replaces silverman before the end of the year.
Thank god. I was so worried this show might get canceled. I mean seriously this is what NBC has to offer the viewing public? Well it seems to be the not viewing public actually. I can’t figure out how BS has that job.
Clearly this a low-budgetted show and its friday
This show is so embarrassing. I am embarrassed for NBC that they are proud to be renewing it. Garbage TV at its worst!
What a great show, reminds me of candid camera