The networks have turned to them for a reason beyond the perceived public interest in the lives and work of real police officers.

When sponsoring a single show became too expensive for one company, networks turned to selling commercials to multiple sponsors.

So it's unsurprising that the network turned to the three performers again.

Analysts agree that the network could turn itself around quickly if it had a couple of hit shows.

Yesterday, the networks turned their attention entirely to reactions to the Iraqi statement.

When the network turned to replacing Buck, it did not look far.

To keep viewers watching, the network turned to C-list celebrities to spice up the show.

As it deepened, a vast network of tiny cracks turned the entire sheet milky.

But networks can also turn the entire network into an ad; amazingly, people will still watch.

The network turned 25 on Aug. 1, with little fanfare.