NBC is 'one show away,' Reilly tells TCA

January 18, 2007 Some of the main drivers of NBC's newfound groove, breakout hit "Heroes," hot comedies "My Name Is Earl" and "The Office" and proven veteran "Law & Order: SVU" got some love back in the form of early full-season pickups for next fall, announced by Reilly. Meanwhile, Reilly reaffirmed his commitment to critically praised but low-rated freshman series "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip," "Friday Night Lights" and "30 Rock," showing confidence in the shows' chances to return for a second season. Also during NBC's TCA presentation, Reilly said that the network has ordered "Thank God You're Here," an improvisational comedy series starring David Alan Grier and Dave Foley, and is bringing back game show "Identity."

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