PREVIEW: HART OF DIXIE & The Series Finale EMILY OWENS, M.D.

The CW is all-new on Tuesday, February 5 with the latest episodes of HART OF DIXIE and EMILY OWENS, M.D.

HART OF DIXIE kicks things off at 8 p.m. ET/PT with "Take Me Home, Country Roads." George (Scott Porter) is given the responsibility of watching Tansy's (guest star Mircea Monroe) most prized possession, her dog, but panics when the dog goes missing. Wade (Wilson Bethel) starts to feel frustrated by the lack of alone time with Zoe (Rachel Bilson), especially when she is focused more on not losing her good status in the town to a new doctor, Jonah (guest star Travis Van Winkle), who also happens to be meaBrick's (Tim Matheson) nephew.

PREVIEW: HART OF DIXIE and EMILY OWENS, M.D. Written By Joanna Johnson

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The CW is all-new on Tuesday, January 22 with the latest episodes of HART OF DIXIE and EMILY OWENS, M.D.

HART OF DIXIE kicks things off at 8 p.m. ET/PT with "Islands in the Stream." When George's (Scott Porter) parents come to visit, they are thrown when they meet his new girlfriend, Tansy (guest star Mircea Monroe), and George's mother devises a plan that forces George and Zoe (Rachel Bilson) to address their feelings for one another.

Lemon (Jaime King) discovers that Brick (Tim Matheson) has a secret girlfriend and is shocked when she finds out who it is.

PREVIEW: HART OF DIXIE & EMILY OWENS, M.D.

The CW is all-new on Tuesday, January 15 with the latest episodes of HART OF DIXIE and EMILY OWENS, M.D.

HART OF DIXIE kicks things off at 8 p.m. ET/PT with "Old Alabama." With Lavon (Cress Williams) preoccupied with his personal life, he lets his Mayoral duties slip at the worst time, as BlueBell's Pioneer Day is fast approaching and a reporter from Southern Living magazine is in town. Seeing that he needs help, Zoe (Rachel Bilson) and Wade (Wilson Bethel) volunteer to help him out by playing BlueBell's "Founding Couple."

EMILY OWENS M.D. Canceled

The CW has opted not to pick up additional episodes from EMILY OWENS M.D., starring Mamie Gummer, which will wrap production on its 13-episode original order next week.  According to Deadline, the CW plans to air all produced episodes.

On a possibly related note, EMILY OWENS producer Joanna Johnson said in an interview earlier in the fall she hoped to return to THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL as Karen Spencer and "that they still would want me to do it when I have a little more time and I can."

The CW’s other two freshman dramas, ARROW and BEAUTY AND THE BEAST both received full-season orders.

PREVIEW: EMILY OWENS, M.D. ("Emily and... the Question of Faith")

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The first season of EMILY OWENS, M.D. continues on Tuesday, November 27 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on The CW, following a new episode of HART OF DIXIE.

In "Emily and... the Question of Faith," Emily (Mamie Gummer) and Tyra's (Kelly McCreary) infant patient seems perfectly normal until they discover she has a condition that forces her parents to make a difficult decision about her future. Emily's is assigned to Dr. Bandari's (Necar Zadegan) deeply religious patient who finds his faith shaken after a risky surgery. Will (Justin Hartley) becomes impatient waiting for his patient's lab work and takes a chance on a possible diagnosis, breaking protocol and upsetting Micah (Michael Rady).

Tuesday Night Ratings: PRIVATE PRACTICE Up, EMILY OWENS Steady, PARENTHOOD, HART OF DIXIE Down

The Tuesday overnight ratings are in for November 30. Below is a roundup of ratings reports:

From ABC:
During the 10 o’clock hour, ABC's PRIVATE PRACTICE increased over the prior week by 11% in Total Viewers and by 9% in Adults 18-49.

PREVIEW: EMILY OWENS, M.D. ("Emily and... the Tell-Tale Heart")

Michael Rady (center) as Micah — Photo: Jack Rowand/The CW

The first season of EMILY OWENS, M.D. continues on Tuesday, November 20 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on The CW, following a new episode of HART OF DIXIE.

In "Emily and... the Tell-Tale Heart," when a drug impaired patient in the ER embarrasses Emily (Mamie Gummer), making her the laughing stock of the hospital, she tries to take Dr Bandari's (Necar Zadegan) advice to be tougher. Emily and Will (Justin Hartley) discover that their teenage patient needs a partial liver transplant, but when neither parent is a match, a shocking secret is revealed.

Tuesday Night Ratings: HART OF DIXIE, EMILY OWENS Up, PARENTHOOD, PRIVATE PRACTICE Down

The Tuesday overnight ratings are in for November 13. Below is a roundup of ratings reports:

From The CW:
Last night's HART OF DIXIE was the series most watched (1.68M) episode in nearly a year (since 12/5/11) and hit a season high in adults 18-49 (0.7/2). It matched its season highs in A18-34 (0.7/2) and W18-34 (1.1/3).

PREVIEW: EMILY OWENS, M.D. ("Emily and... The Predator")

Mamie Gummer as Emily Owens and Justin Hartley as Will
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The first season of EMILY OWENS, M.D. continues on Tuesday, November 13 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on The CW, following a new episode of HART OF DIXIE.

In "Emily and... The Predator," Emily (Mamie Gummer) and Micah (Michael Rady) are frantic when they discover their patient needs a kidney transplant immediately, but they are baffled when she mysteriously refuses to accept the kidney from her new husband. Elsewhere, Emily assists Dr. Hamada (guest star Brittany Ishibashi, POLITICAL ANIMALS) and Dr. Bandari (Necar Zadegan), with a risky surgery after they discover that one of the babies their patient is carrying for her sister suffers from a defective heart valve.

PREVIEW: EMILY OWENS, M.D. ("Emily and… The Alan Zolman Incident")

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The first season of EMILY OWENS, M.D. continues on Tuesday, October 23 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on The CW.

In "Emily and… The Alan Zolman Incident," Emily (Mamie Gummer) is unaware of her bad reputation with the nurses until one of them gives her a very specific case as revenge. After Emily reveals her feelings to Will (Justin Hartley), she tries to avoid anymore awkwardness by telling him she already has another crush. With a patient’s life hanging in the balance, Emily contemplates using the secret she knows about the chief to get a speedy approval on a procedure.

NEWS ROUNDUP: Jess Walton Excited To Be Back At Y&R; Mark Consuelos Comedy; Vanessa Marcil Lawsuit Dropped; THE TALK Lawsuit Started

Y&R's Jess Walton: 'So Good To Be Working With My Dear Friends Again'
The actress wrote a message to her fans on Facebook on Monday:  "Hi everybody! Well, I have taped about 8 episodes on the show that will start airing around the beginning of November! It is so good to be working with my dear friends again and hopefully we will be doing this back and forth thing commuting from Oregon for quite awhile to come!"

Walton's return as Jill is set to air November 2.

ALL MY CHILDREN alum Mark Consuelos to star in ABC comedy from Peter Murrieta, Kelly Ripa and Aaron Kaplan
The half-hour, produced by ABC Studios, centers on a blue-collar handyman from Queens (Consuelos) who enters the moneyed world of the Upper West Side, where he and his son become part of a non-traditional family unit.

Tuesday Night Ratings: Most-Watched CW Night Since November

The Tuesday night overnight ratings are in for October 16. Below is a roundup of reports:

From The CW:
With competition from the presidential debate and the ALCS, The CW had its most watched (1.5 Million) Tuesday night in almost a year last night (11/29/11).

The series premiere of EMILY OWENS, MD at 9 p.m. was the most watched (1.7M) telecast in the time period in almost a year (11/15/11). With a broader audience for The CW, EMILY OWENS built on its HART OF DIXIE lead-in by 28% in total viewers.

Joanna Johnson: Daytime Used To Be The More Progressive Place

Joanna Johnson revisted her career and her role as a producer of the new CW series EMILY OWENS, M.D. in a new interview with AfterEllen out today. She hopes to return to THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL as Karen and "that they still would want me to do it when I have a little more time and I can." She also talks about how daytime television isn't as progressive as it used to be.

AE: Have you found since you were involved in bringing a lesbian character onto BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL, did you find that it’s a different kind of approach you have to take when it’s daytime as opposed to primetime?

PREVIEW: EMILY OWENS, M.D. Series Premiere

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EMILY OWENS, M.D. premieres on Tuesday, October 16 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on The CW.

In "Pilot," Emily Owens (Mamie Gummer) is now a first-year surgical intern at Denver Memorial Hospital and she is ready to leave high school persona of geeky-girl-with-flop-sweats behind her. But Emily quickly realizes that a hospital is a lot like high school -- cliques and all -- when she is faced with her medical school crush Will Collins (Justin Hartley) and high school nemesis Cassandra Kopelson (Aja Naomi King).

WATCH: EMILY OWENS, M.D. Premiere Episode

The CW is letting viewers scrub in early for an online screening of the EMILY OWENS, M.D. premiere. The show stars Mamie Gummer as a surgical intern who discovers, much to her dismay, that working in a hospital feels an awful lot like high school. Starting today through October 14, the complete first episode of EMILY OWENS, M.D. is available online. Watch it below:

EXTENDED PREVIEW: The CW's EMILY OWENS, M.D.

EMILY OWENS, M.D. is coming this fall to The CW. The cliques at Denver Memorial are all too familiar: the jocks have become orthopedic surgeons; the mean girls are in plastics; the rebels are in the ER. Emily Owens is growing to realize that although she may be a geek, she may also grow to be a great doctor, flop sweat and all.

EMILY OWENS is a medical drama starring Mamie Gummer (Meryl Streep's daughter) as a first-year intern at Denver Memorial, where she quickly learns that a hospital isn't that different from high school. The show co-stars Justin Hartley and Michael Rady.

Watch an extended preview below.