The WB is following it's tradition of Easy View, where it airs repeats of the weeks new episode from certain tv shows. This season it's One Tree Hill and the new drama The Mountain.

Steve Harvey's Big Time is about to get even bigger! For starters, Steve will now kick off each show with a monologue covering current events from his unique POV. Then he'll spend some time getting to know the hottest Hollywood celebs before turning the stage over to the most buzzworthy acts of the week - from chart-topping recording artists to groundbreaking stand-up comedians. True to his roots, Steve will still feature the most amazing - and outrageous - homegrown variety acts in the country. Only one showman could pull it all together on a single stage... Steve Harvey.

 

The Power of Three continues to work in mysterious ways as the sisters adapt to the arrival of baby Chris - and the added responsibility of having two enchanted children underfoot. Could this be a divine signal for Piper and Leo to stop quibbling and start parenting? Meanwhile, Paige continues her quest for the perfect man (or even a couple of imperfect ones), while Phoebe desperately searches for the father of her future daughter. Given the pageant of witches, warlocks, and sexy wardrobe gracing the manor in the coming year, finding time to juggle multiple romances while fighting the forces of darkness will become increasingly challenging.

 

From master storytellers Greg Berlanti (Everwood, Dawson's Creek) and Thomas Schlamme (The West Wing, Ally McBeal) comes a powerful and poignant new drama directed by the incomparable David Nutter (Smallville, Without a Trace). If "greatness is thrust upon us," as Winston Churchill once said, then it's equally true that those who are destined for greatness are rarely aware of it. Take Jack and Bobby McCallister, for example: two bright young brothers growing up under the watchful eye of their eccentric single mother (Academy Award, Emmy, and Golden Globe winner Christine Lahti). Her personality is a force of nature destined to shape both of these young men's lives and secure one a place in the history books - as future President of the United States. Set in present day, with flash-forward interviews of future-President McCallister's White House staffers and first lady, it's a snapshot of a young man being molded to beat the odds and become the mid-century's greatest presidential leader.