Maybe a csi with a Twin Convention series of murders - thus - a need for as many well-known twins as possible.

With some guest stunt casting of Ronde and Tiki Barber. I've seen joint interviews with them and they are hilarious in their competitive banter.

So, were they to bring back the West Wing - THIS is where we'd discuss it?

I think that West Wing would be in drama

They could have her identical cousin - Clara Kincaid.

Only if Patty Duke played her mother.

With some guest stunt casting of Ronde and Tiki Barber. I've seen joint interviews with them and they are hilarious in their competitive banter.

they are made of awesome. And not just because they went to my school. They also have a super cute series of children's books about them being brothers and playing sports together. And they're hot.

The fun thing about the Barbers is that when Tiki was playing, since they were both in the NFC and played opposite sides of the ball, they got to play against each other head-to-head (unlike the Mannings, for example, since they are both QBs). It must be sort of satisfying to either (a) knock the crap out of your brother or (b) blow by your brother with the ball.

Frank obviously has one or more brothers.

Frank obviously has one or more brothers.

I have two brothers, but they are substantially older. That's merely from observing friends over the years who have brothers close to their age (that I may have helped them in tormenting torturing educating over the years).

Found at EW's website:

'Law & Order' Likely Getting U.K. Makeover
(FROM VARIETY) – Law & Order creator Dick Wolf and NBC Universal are in talks with ITV and U.K. production company Kudos Film for a British version of the veteran drama, which just launched its 18th season in the U.S. The working title is Law & Order: London. It is aiming for a 13-episode order by ITV. The American Law & Order has been a hit in the U.K. for years. Like adaptations already airing in France and Russia, the British Law & Order would use scripts already written for the U.S. show, reworking them to fit U.K. culture (changing defense lawyers to barristers, for example). It's also likely that the London version would eventually make its way back to the U.S., most likely on a cable network like USA or Bravo. (Variety)

Bones is going to be on Mondays - eventually:

[01.03.08 - 03:41 PM]
FOX ADDENDUM: NEW 'BONES' SET FOR MONDAYS
By The Futon Critic Staff (TFC)

LOS ANGELES (thefutoncritic.com) -- "Bones" fans will finally see new episodes of the series... in April.

FOX has issued an addendum to yesterday's midseason schedule announcement (read the story) which puts new episodes of "Bones" on Mondays at 8:00/7:00c starting April 28.

The four week run, featuring the remaining completed episodes of the series, will serve as a lead in to newcomer "Canterbury's Law" at 9:00/8:00c on said dates - April 28, May 5, May 12 and May 19.

Until then, repeats of "Bones" will fill the 8:00/7:00c hour on Friday nights beginning tomorrow (with a shift to 9:00/8:00c starting March 14).

According to a spoilery piece over at the Futon Critic the last three episodes of House will be aired on January 29th, February 3 (after the Super Bowl) and February 5th.

Bones is going to be on Mondays - eventually

That's...kinda annoying. Mondays are too crowded anyway. Grrrr (no Aarrrgh).

Yes, but by the time it gets to Monday - it will probably be one of the few things with new episodes.