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A game show that tests contestants' knowledge of popular song lyrics. They must sing missing lines after the band stops playing and the words disappear.
  • Ratings: Time-trippy Lost Stumbles | Today's News: Our Take | 2/29/2008
    Thursday's tallies, at a glance:8 pm/ETAmerican Idol's second results show of the season delivered 25.91 million total viewers, a 2.7 mil increase from a week ago. (Have you had your say in this week's Idol Power Rankings? Vote here.) Survivor (12.47 mil) was down a hair.9 pmBoosted by Idol, Fox's Lyrics! hit a series high of 14.56 mil. A fantastically far-out episode of Lost was watched by a season-low 12.85 mil. Similarly, Celebrity Apprentice sank to a low of 7.62 mil.10 pmTrailing a Trace... read more
  • Lyrics, L Word and More Short Cuts | Today's News: Our Take | 12/6/2007
    Fox has ordered 13 additional episodes of the musical game show Don’t Forget the Lyrics…. Season 5 of The L Word will premiere on its online social network, OurChart.com, for free a week before its Jan. 6 Showtime debut. The Dec. 30 online premiere will include behind-the-scenes footage…. Dancing with the Stars alum Vivica A. Fox has been booked on a drunken driving charge that could subject her to a $1,000 fine and a jail term as long as six months. Fox back on March 20 was... read more
  • Chaos Theory: Fox Reshuffles the Poststrike Deck | Roush Dispatch | 11/8/2007
    As if the implications of the writers’ strike weren’t already giving us migraines, along comes Fox to make our heads explode with its latest incomprehensible schedule announcement, covering the strike-impacted midseason from January to April (consider most everything you read from here on subject to change). The first piece of bad news was expected: The seventh season of 24 is being postponed indefinitely, until Fox can ensure the entire season can run intact and uninterrupted. Who... read more
  • Emmys: Bravo to Winners, Boo to Show | Roush Dispatch | 9/17/2007
    And some people worried that getting Ryan Seacrest to host this year’s Emmy telecast was going to be the producers’ worst idea. That’s before we got a look at the set, an unwieldy and unappealing theater-in-the-round setup that looked more suitable for the new American Gladiators revival than for an awards show. The nominees, half of whom saw only the backs of the various presenters and performers, had a deer-in-the-headlights look every time Seacrest approached them or the... read more
  • Live Emmy Blog | Emmys Live Blog: Watching the Big Show! | 9/17/2007
    10:24: Seacrest is wearing a Tudors hand-me-down and making the obligatory gay joke. What can I say about his performance tonight? He did his thing, dawg, but it was just aight for me.10:25: Wayne Brady's looking all angular, setting up a Don't Forget the Lyrics gag in which Rainn Wilson and Kanye West compete to give out the next award. The category is "The Songs of Kanye West." The loser will have to retire from showbiz. Can't Ryan compete?10:27: Wayne disqualifies Kanye for saying "you"... read more
  • New Amsterdam May Make a Comeback | TV Guide News Report | 8/6/2007
    It’s become a pattern every year that after Fox announces its new fall schedule, one of its new shows disappears as if it’s gone into the Witness Protection Program. So you’ve got to wonder if we’re ever going to see New Amsterdam, the drama that stars Nikolaj Coster-Waldau as a 400-year-old NYPD detective. Last week the network bumped it to midseason, turning its Tuesday at 8 pm time slot over to Bones instead.Despite a tepid reception for New Amsterdam at the recent... read more
  • Fox: Follow the Bouncing Bones | Roush Dispatch | 8/3/2007
    In recent years the Fox network has ended each season on such a high (thanks to hot franchises like American Idol, 24 and House) that we almost forget how badly Fox struggles to get traction in the fall.Perhaps sensing another fall disaster in the making, with two dark new dramas threatening to drag down its Monday and Tuesday lineups, Fox has rejiggered its fall lineup by postponing the murky New Amsterdam (about an immortal detective), originally intended for Tuesdays at 8 pm/ET, until... read more
  • Uh-oh! Fox Upends Its Fall Schedule | Today's News: Our Take | 8/3/2007
    Your poor TiVo is gonna be so confused. Let me try to help. Bones is moving to Tuesdays at 8 pm/ET, frosh series New Amsterdam has been bumped to midseason, Kitchen Nightmares has been relocated to Wednesdays at 9 ET, and Don't Forget the Lyrics! is staying where it is on Thursday nights. Got all that? More immediately, the summer series Anchorwoman has had its premiere date changed to Aug. 22. read more
  • Thursday's Ratings: Fox Traps Young Demo with Dance, Lyrics | Today's News: Our Take | 7/30/2007
    Stop me if you've heard this one. On Thursday, Fox's So You Think You Can Dance came in first in the 18-49 demo, with a 3.3 rating. Don't Forget the Lyrics came in second with a 3.0 rating in that age group. CBS' lineup brought up the rear, with Big Brother 8 (2.7, third in the demo), CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2.6, fourth in the demo) and Shark (2.1, fifth in the demo). Because, really, what says "young" and "hip" and "now" like cranky ol' James Woods? read more
  • Wednesday's Ratings: Dance Puts a Spring in Fox's Step | Today's News: Our Take | 7/27/2007
    In the 18-49-year-old demographic — i.e., the only one the networks seem to care about — Fox kicked tail on Wednesday, winning every half-hour between 8 and 10 pm. First the 90-minute episode of So You Think You Can Dance enticed eight million viewers in that age range for a 3.0 rating and a 9 share, then Don't Forget the Lyrics! drew 7.4 million young-'uns for a 2.8 rating and an 8 share.Speaking of So You Think You Can Dance, the top 10 hoofers from this season will be kicking up... read more
  • Ratings: Traveler Finale Picks Up Some Passengers | Today's News: Our Take | 7/19/2007
    Wednesday's ratings recap:• So You Think You Can Dance averaged 7.96 million total viewers over its 90-minute run, a week-to-week increase of 460 thou. Leading out of that, some 760,000 appeared to forget the Lyrics, though the sing-along still claimed the No. 2 spot in the 9:30 half-hour.• Next Best Thing's next-to-last episode served up a typical 7.07 mil.• American Inventor (6.1 mil) was up 370K. That led into Traveler (3.78 mil), which picked up 750K for its season (series?)... read more
  • Fox Won't Forget Lyrics, and MTV's Ride Ends | Today's News: Our Take | 7/19/2007
    Fox has picked up the two-week-old, Wayne Brady-hosted sing-in-the-blanks game show Don't Forget the Lyrics! for a second, 13-episode season, says Variety.... MTV has announced that Pimp My Ride this Sunday is launching what will be its final season. The Xzibit-fronted series' new lead-out is a new car-makeover competition, Trick It Out, hosted by onetime Idol contender Becky O'Donohue. read more
Premiered: July 11, 2007, on FOX
Rating: TV-PG
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Premise: A game show that tests contestants' knowledge of popular song lyrics. They must sing missing lines after the band stops playing and the words disappear.

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