The 2004-2005 television fall season could be described as a period of great upheaval. NBC's long-reigning sitcom king "Friends," HBO's soap opera titan "Sex and the City," among other series, vanished one after another. One of CBS's aces, "Everybody Loves Raymond," came to an end, while shows like "The Big Bang Theory," "Desperate Housewives," "Grey's Anatomy," and "House M.D." emerged, becoming new favorites for audiences...
Among them, the biggest winner was undoubtedly Flame Family Entertainment, along with beneficiaries NBC and ABC.
