There are new episodes from Series 14 on Saturday nights. You can check our schedules using our TV listings.

We can confirm that we have acquired the rights to Series 6 of Special Victims Unit. However, we have no schedule information to supply at present, as our rights do not begin until June 2008.

Right now, there are no plans to make more episodes of Hey Arnold!. ("Phoebe's Little Problem / Grandpa's Packard", which aired on Nickelodeon in June, 2004, was the last one that Nickelodeon had not aired.

New episodes of Monk will return to USA Network in January 2006. More specific information will be posted on this site as soon as it is announced.

Nickelodeon sends what they think they are going to show two weeks in advance to the online TV listings companies. Nick.com seems to be the most accurate, but it does tend to change with only one or two days' notice.

OUT)LAW & ORDER is an eighth-grade standards-based curriculum where the “Code of the West” meets the “Code of the Street”…in the classroom. Students explore the myths and the realities of the American West at the intersection of history, language arts, civic education and theatre arts. Students confront and compare the contested grounds of the frontier, and the contested grounds where they live today.

The mission of (OUT)LAW & ORDER is to foster a civil and just society through a distinctive and focused interdisciplinary curriculum. This multidisciplinary curriculum teaches learners to know themselves as capable citizens in a democratic society—observing, creating, reflecting, making choices, and taking responsibility for their actions in the world.

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Yes and no. The episodes did have an ongoing arc story amidst the unrelated and self contained episodes, but the exact order of this arc, i.e. the production order is currently unknown by the creators of this FAQ. It is known that USA network rearranged the order of the episodes without regard to continuity. Season 2 seems to have been the only one to have escaped the continuity errors and appears to have been shown in order.

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Yes. In the Out)Law & Order Teacher’s Guide, each lesson begins with a statement of lesson objectives and several focus questions that may be used to guide classroom discussion during the lesson. The Guide also includes the State Board of Education's Content and Analysis Skill Standards for History–Social Science and Language Arts.

Research literature about the code of the street includes the work of two scholars: Geoffrey Canada and Elijah Anderson. Geoffrey Canada is president of the Rheedlen Centers for Children and Families, New York, and author of Fist, Stick, Knife Gun, A Personal History of Violence in America. Elijah Anderson is professor of the Social Sciences at the University of Pennsylvania and author of Code of the Street—Decency, Violence, and the Moral Life of the Inner City.

A central assumption of (OUT)LAW & ORDER is that a civil and just society depends upon a literate and non-violent citizenry. Youth aged 12 to 17 are nearly three times more likely than adults to be victims of serious violent crimes. The pressing issues of illiteracy and violence require appropriate responses to injustice and injury.

underlying premise of the project is that the oral experience of language — storytelling — is crucial to attaining authentic personal and intellectual growth. Literacy is essential not only to what we know, but also to who we are. It is a vital link to preventing violence.

Students are keenly interested in issues of violence and justice. The stereotypes of the cowboy/outlaw that characterize the American West—its myths and its realities—provide examples of the stereotypes with which youth identify.

No. (OUT)LAW & ORDER is designed to attract and serve the needs and interests of students of all backgrounds and economic and educational circumstances. The link between the codes of the Old West and modern day attitudes toward violence has already struck a chord with students, teachers, and parents of all backgrounds, and has the capability to do the same in all geographical areas.

OUT)LAW & ORDER helps close the achievement gap by eliminating disparities through parent engagement, professional development, team teaching, integrated studies, and cooperative learning strategies. During a critical phase of adolescent development, these combined methods afford a unique environment for students to forge alternatives to the pervasive atmosphere of violence in the news media, entertainment, and in many schools.

The (OUT)LAW & ORDER interdisciplinary approach meets the diverse needs of middle school student populations through culturally relevant material and small group learning. The Theatre Arts play an integral role in the aesthetic dimension of learning in small groups through role-playing, character development, and writing. The theatre work is consistently informed by the historical events and culture of the American frontier, and by the life events and culture of students today.

Because many students receive most of their information about the American West from movies and popular culture, it is difficult for many of them to believe that their race or culture played a vital role in establishing America’s frontier. Using primary source materials students learn about the battles for economic power, religious freedom, and justice for all.

OUT)LAW & ORDER leverages the living presence of the Wild West to capture students’ attention about our nation’s history. Adolescents are interested in heroes and outlaws, and this is a good place to find them. Here are famous lawmen like Sheriff Pat Garrett who claimed to have “shot dead” Billy the Kid, or infamous but glorified gunfighters and seekers of “justice” like Jesse James or Joaquín Murieta.

The (OUT)LAW & ORDER work/textbook’s innovative graphic design is targeted to youths’ interests. It immediately engages students. “It draws me in!” one student exclaimed. The 19th century primary-source documents are stories in themselves and attract learners—even those with poor reading skills. “I learned more from the (Out)Law & Order book than from our regular history book,” said one student.

The (OUT)LAW & ORDER textbook was designed by senior Art Center College of Design students René Neri and illustrated by Rachell Sumpter. The book was the recipient of the 2003 Annual Regional Design award from the prestigious graphic design publication, PRINT magazine.

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Well the old writer for The Glitch, Bob Grocer, has decided to stop writing the episodes, so we got a new writer, Magma Mario, to write them for us. As of now, there aren't any new Glitch episodes out yet, but once they start coming out, they will be weekly, just like The Mole on TV!

Never. The show ended years ago, Mutant Enemy (the production company) has disbanded, the actors are doing other stuff now. Sorry, but it's over. Addendum: SEASON 8 Has BEGUN... Episodes one through four are already out. Best of all? It's being written by Joss Whedon and other alumni script writers. You can find more information on the series from Dark Horse Comics. - http://www.darkhorse.com/profile/profile.php?sku=14-798 - or skip to the bottom of this FAQ to find all the nitty gritty details.

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Yes, this is a SERIAL story, so each part builds on the next. As mentioned before, the shorts generally do not need to "fit" into the main story's continuity. C.R.A.P. is an acronym for Computerized Retroactive Automobile Personality. And yes, the character is a tip of the hat to the famous talking Trans Am.