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NBC Schedules Rebroadcast of New Fall Comedies Following Olympics Preview

Aug 17, 2012  •  Post A Comment

The new Matthew Perry sitcom "Go On" and the Justin Kirk comedy "Animal Practice," which were previewed by NBC during its Summer Olympics coverage, will be re-aired Tuesday, Aug. 21, at 10 p.m. ET, reports The Washington Post. They’ll be shown following "America’s Got Talent," and unlike the preview, this time there will be commercials.

"Go On," which stars "Friends" favorite Perry as a sports talk radio host who’s forced into taking group therapy after his wife’s death, was watched by 16 million viewers on a Wednesday night during the XXX Olympic Games coverage.

"Animal Practice" reached 13 million after the Sunday night closing ceremonies. In the workplace comedy, Kirk — best known from "Weeds" — plays a New York veterinarian who doesn’t care for people, just their pets.

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  1. glad to see this as i didnt watch the olympics

  2. The ability for the sports fan to hear the play and picture/carry out the physical motion in order to fully comprehend the information is the basis for this study’s breakthrough. The study further enforces the idea of “embodied cognition.” This relatively new psychological theory basically states that our body’s interaction with the physical environment positively affects our cognitive processes.

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