CBS has announced plans to move "Two and a Half Men" back to Thursday night, where it will now run behind "The Big Bang Theory." The show's previous time of 9 p.m. on Monday will now be held by "Two Broke Girls."
In a presser about the move, CBS Primetime VP Kelly Kahl said they've had an eye out for the perfect show to follow "Big Bang Theory":
"'The Big Bang Theory' presents a unique problem because it's a show with remarkably broad appeal and part of the problem in the past was finding a show as broad as 'The Big Bang Theory'" says Kahl.
CBS President Nina Tassler also explained their decision to drop "CSI: Miami" saying:
"It was a very tough choice . . . It was just a matter of looking at the schedule and what worked best," Tassler added.
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