Editing 2003 in American television (section)

===April===
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! Date
! Event
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!1
| On [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]], ''[[General Hospital]]'' celebrates its 40th anniversary.
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!1
| [[WRBU]] was disaffiliated from the [[HSN|Home Shopping Network]] to become a [[List of former UPN affiliates|UPN station]].
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!5
| ''[[Everyday Italian]]'' debuts on [[Food Network]] hosted by [[Giada De Laurentiis]]. The show, which De Laurentiis focuses for her viewers on traditional [[Italian cuisine]] with an [[United States|American]] flair, would result in becoming one of Food Network's most popular daytime cooking shows.
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!7
| [[Noggin (brand)|Noggin]] revises its branding and lineup, introducing new hosts [[Moose and Zee]], and a new slogan, "It's Like Preschool on TV."
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!12
| ''[[All Grown Up!]]'', a spin-off of ''[[Rugrats]]'', premieres right after the [[2003 Kids' Choice Awards]] on [[Nickelodeon]].
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!22
| Bianca Montgomery ([[Eden Riegel]]) kisses Lena Kundera ([[Olga Sosnovska]]) on the [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] soap opera ''[[All My Children]]''; this is the first [[lesbian]] kiss on American daytime television.
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!22-29
| The [[NCIS backdoor pilot|two-part backdoor pilot]] for ''[[NCIS (TV series)|NCIS]]'' airs [[JAG season 8|as part of]] the [[CBS]] series ''[[JAG (TV series)|JAG]]''.
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