NBC has unveiled it’s new primetime lineup that will premiere after the Olympics.   Now, instead of having “The Jay Leno Show” in primetime, NBC can be ignored with more “Trauma” in primetime.   Here’s the full schedule as most television viewers won’t even see it come March.

Monday

8 – Chuck
9 – Trauma (March 8)
10 – Law & Order (March 1 with two hour episode at 9)

Tuesday

8 – The Biggest Loser
10 - Parenthood (March 2)

Wednesday

8 – Mercy
9 – Law & Order: SVU (encores; March 3)
10 – Law & Order: SVU (new episodes; March 3)

Thursday

8 – Community
8:30 – Parks & Recreation
9 – The Office
9:30 – 30 Rock
10:00 – The Marriage Ref (March 4, premieres Sunday 2/28)

Friday

8 – Who Do You Think You Are? (March 5); Friday Night Lights (April 30)
9 – Dateline NBC (March 5)

Saturday

8 – The Biggest Loser (encores)
9 – Law & Order (encores)
10 – Law & Order: SVU (encores)

Sunday

7 – Dateline NBC
8 – Minute to Win It (March 14)
9 – Celebrity Apprentice (March 14)

Thoughts: Well, at least they didn’t rename “The Biggest Loser”  “The Biggest Loser: TBL.”  Given the sad state the network is in, this is probably the best they could do.  Pretty pathetic that instead of developing new hit shows to replace “Friends” and “Seinfeld” we’re not left with reality shows from Jerry Seinfeld (”Marriage Ref”) and Lisa Kudrow (”Who Do You Think You Are?”)  I’m glad to see “Parenthood” is being propped up by “The Biggest Loser,” I’ve been looking forward to it.   Good news for “Chuck,” after encouraging ratings for the first couple of episodes, and given the sorry state of the network, it would seem a shoo-in for next fall at this point.