LOS ANGELES (thefutoncritic.com) -- The cable portion of the TCA's summer press tour concluded on Friday in which the networks outlined their plans for the 2004-05 season and beyond.

Here's the breakdown of Lifetime's presentation (via press release):

LIFETIME Television's Fall/Winter Season Features Lifetime Original Movies Starring Debra Winger, Mariska Hargitay, Alison Pill, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Annabella Sciorra, Denise Richards and Dean Cain

'Strong Medicine' Celebrates 100th Episode

- U.K. Reality Hit 'How Clean Is Your House?' Premieres Labor Day -

- 'The Nanny Reunion: A Nosh to Remember' Airs October 11 -

NEW YORK, July 26 -- Lifetime Original Movies starring Debra Winger, Mariska Hargitay, Alison Pill, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Annabella Sciorra, Denise Richards and Dean Cain, the 100th episode of the popular drama "Strong Medicine," the annual concert "Women Rock!", a reunion bringing together the cast of "The Nanny" for the first time, and "How Clean Is Your House?," the smash UK reality series from the producers of "American Idol," are among the centerpieces of Lifetime Television's upcoming fall/winter season.

Following are highlights of Lifetime's fall programming schedule:

"How Clean Is Your House?" - Monday, September 6 at 11PM (ET/PT)
From the producers of "American Idol," Lifetime's newest reality series "How Clean Is Your House?" stars British cleaning phenomenons Kim Woodburn and Aggie MacKenzie, based on the popular British comedic television series of the same name. In the Lifetime version, homes from the sloppiest fraternity house and the messiest college grads' apartment to the most disorganized family home surrender their households to the cleaning mavens who attempt to transform them into spotless abodes with their critical eye, dust gloves and very British candor.

The series is produced by FremantleMedia North America ("American Idol") for LIFETIME Television. Daisy Goodwin, the show's creator and editorial director at Talkback, and Stephanie Harris, executive producer at Talkback and producer of the U.K.'s version of "How Clean Is Your House?" are both involved in setting up the U.S. series. Talkback Thames/Channel 4 is the U.K. production arm of FremantleMedia and creators of the format for "How Clean Is Your House?"

LIFETIME Original Movie "I Do (But I Don't)" - Monday, September 13 at 8PM (ET/PT)
In her first role since the March birth of her daughter Sam Sheen, actress Denise Richards ("Spin City," "The World Is Not Enough" and "Wild Things"), Dean Cain ("The Scott Peterson Story") and Jessica Walter ("Arrested Development") star in the LIFETIME Original Movie "I Do (But I Don't)," a romantic comedy about a quirky wedding consultant trying to navigate her way through her often frazzled professional and personal lives.

Based on the popular novel of the same name by Cara Lockwood, "I Do (But I Don't)" follows the often comical ups and downs of divorced wedding planner, Lauren Crandell (Richards). Lauren, in her late 20's, must deal daily with a manipulative boss (Walter), an over-bearing mother, a lack-luster love life and one pushy bride-to-be after another. While planning the nuptials for her most challenging client yet -- a certifiable "Psycho Bride" -- she meets hunky fireman, Nick Corona (Cain), and sparks instantly begin to fly. To Lauren's utter shock, she learns a few days later that Nick is engaged to the "Psycho Bride," and against her better judgment, finds herself falling in love with him. Normally the consummate professional, Lauren is torn between her duties as the wedding consultant and her feelings for Nick.

"I Do (But I Don't)" is produced by Ira Pincus Films in association with von Zerneck-Sertner Films for LIFETIME Television. Robert M. Sertner, Frank von Zerneck, ("We Were the Mulvaneys" and "Within These Walls") and Ira Pincus ("Defending Our Kids: The Julie Posey Story" and "Scared Silent") are the executive producers. Eric Charmelo and Nicole Snyder wrote the script based on the novel, I Do (But I Don't), by Cara Lockwood. Kelly Makin ("Queer as Folk" and "Mickey Blue Eyes") directs.

"Strong Medicine" 100th Episode - Sunday, October 3 at 9PM (ET/PT)
Guest stars Camryn Manheim and Fran Drescher join stars Patricia Richardson and Rosa Blasi for the 100th episode of "Strong Medicine" as the series about the professional and personal lives of female physicians becomes only the third original basic cable drama ever to reach this milestone.

"The Nanny Reunion: A Nosh to Remember" - Monday, October 11th
In "The Nanny Reunion: A Nosh to Remember," Fran Drescher and the cast of "The Nanny" gather to reminisce about the popular sitcom which centered around the comedic misadventures of a middle-class Jewish girl from Queens who, by accident, becomes a nanny for the children of a successful British theatrical producer (Charles Shaughnessy). The series ran on CBS from 1993-99 and currently airs on Lifetime.

"The Nanny Reunion: A Nosh to Remember" is produced by Gay Rosenthal Productions and Uh-Oh Productions in association with LIFETIME Television and Sony Pictures Television. Executive producers are Gay Rosenthal, Fran Drescher and Paul Barrosse. Supervising producer is Nicholas Caprio. Natalie Aaron is co-producer, and Peter Jacobson directs.

LIFETIME Original Movie "Plain Truth" - October
Emmy nominated-actress Mariska Hargitay ("Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," "Lake Placid") portrays a cynical Philadelphia lawyer who defends a young Amish woman (Alison Pill) charged with murdering an infant in an explosive adaptation of Jodi Picoult's controversial, best-selling novel "Plain Truth."

"Plain Truth" is produced by Plain Truth Productions (Muse) Inc., and distributed by Robert Greenwald Productions for LIFETIME Television. Michael Prupas ("This Is Wonderland," "Icebound") and Alys Shanti ("The Crooked E," "The Book of Ruth") are the executive producers. Philip Kleinbart is the supervising producer ("Every Breath You Take," "The Stranger Beside Me"). The teleplay was written by Matt Tabak (LIFETIME Television's "Obsessed," "The Stranger Beside Me"). Paul Shapiro directs.

"Women Rock!" - Thursday, October 28 at 10PM (ET/PT)
The fifth annual "Women Rock!" brings together some of the brightest talent of today to champion the fight against breast cancer. The signature concert, which each year attracts the music industry's hottest performers, is part of Lifetime's award-winning public awareness campaign, Our Lifetime Commitment: Stop Breast Cancer for Life, now in its tenth year. "Women Rock!" tapes at the Wiltern Theater in Hollywood on Wednesday, September 28.

LIFETIME Original Movie "Identity Theft" - November
"IDENTITY THEFT: The Michelle Brown Story" is inspired by a true story of a young woman, Michelle Brown (Kimberly Williams-Paisley), whose identity is stolen by a stranger (Annabella Sciorra) who quickly purchases hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of services and merchandise in Brown's name, and then bizarrely tries, through cosmetic surgery, to actually become Michelle. When a warrant is issued for the imposter's arrest, the innocent Michelle is wrongly accused. With her life in a downward spiral, Michelle fights back and appeals to the U.S. Senate for more concise identity theft laws. Along the way she confronts her nemesis and not only becomes whole again, but discovers a strength and power she never knew she had.

"IDENTITY THEFT: The Michelle Brown Story" is produced by Granada America in association with Blue Andre Productions, Inc. for LIFETIME Television. Executive producers are Blue Andre ("VIDEO VOYEUR: The Susan Wilson Story," "Picnic") and Stephen Davis ("Rudy: The Rudy Guiliani Story," "Scent of Danger"). Jody Brockway is also an executive producer ("Rudy: The Rudy Guiliani Story," "Maiden Voyage"), and Kimberly Williams-Paisley and Janet Martinez ("VIDEO VOYEUR: The Susan Wilson Story") are co-producers. Robert Dornhelm ("Anne Frank: The Whole Story," "Spartacus") directs from a teleplay by Deena Goldstone ("Drinking: A Love Story," "A Bunny's Tale").

LIFETIME Original Movie - "Dawn Anna" (wt) - January 2005
Three-time Academy Award and four-time Golden Globe Award-nominated actress Debra Winger ("Terms of Endearment," "An Officer and a Gentleman") stars in "Dawn Anna"(wt). The first television movie produced by Revolution Studios, "Dawn Anna" is a powerful true story of a beloved teacher, high school volleyball coach and single mother of four who has to come to terms with her own mortality in the face of her struggles with a near-fatal brain mass. But, just when she turns the corner and begins getting her life on track, she must then deal with her child's own mortality. "Dawn Anna" is produced by Revolution Studios in association with My Bench Productions and Blue Star Pictures for Lifetime Television. Executive producers are Madeleine Sherak, Jason Shuman ("Little Black Book," "Darkness

Lifetime Television Announces Winners of 'Future Frontrunners' Essay Contest in Boston

Lifetime teams up with Comcast, The Boston Globe and Center for Public Leadership at Harvard's Kennedy School to teach high school girls how to change the world

Participants to attend all day war room and DNC convention on July 26th

'I am confident that during the coming years another barrier will be broken when a woman is elected to the Oval Office.' -Future Frontrunner 16-year-old Alison Flukes of Weymouth, MA

NEW YORK, July 26 -- Lifetime Television, along with its partners, has announced the ten winners of its "Future Frontrunners" essay contest designed to advise young women on how they can change the world through getting involved in the democratic process. High school junior and senior winners from across the Boston area, such as Cambridge, Roxbury and Natick, will participate in a non-partisan, day-long war room on Monday, July 26th, at the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government. Prominent political leaders, journalists and activists will address the young women about how to get involved in politics through various fields. The war room will be capped off by a visit to a session of the Democratic National Convention.

What: "Future Frontrunners" Seminar

Where: Harvard University, the John F. Kennedy School of Government 124 Mt. Auburn, Suite 165

When: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Press Notes: Open to press

Presenters in the war room will include: Betsy Meyers, Executive Director, Center for Public Leadership, John F. Kennedy School of Government; US Representative Carolyn Maloney, D-NY; US Representative Eddie Bernice Johnson, D-TX; Martha Burk, Chair, National Council of Women's Organizations; Harriett Woods, Former Lieutenant Governor of Missouri, Former President of National Women's Caucus; and many more.

"This war room experience and convention visit for these young women will inspire them and remind them that they have the smarts and courage at their young age and beyond to make a difference in their communities," said Meredith Wagner, Executive Vice-President of Public Affairs, Lifetime Television. "A recent Lifetime poll representing women around the country found nearly 20% of women 18-24 believe that a woman will never be elected president. Lifetime is committed to changing that statistic and empowering young women to get involved in the political process."

Meet the "Future Frontrunners":
"Let there be no page titled 'women's issues' in every presidential hopeful's agenda. Hopefully, these rights will be so fundamental, that the question of their quality or reality will no longer exist." -- 15-year-old Lisa Jing of West Roxbury

"More than 40 million women missed out on using their constitutional right to choose who they wanted as their leader ... Although I won't be able to vote this November because I am too young I want other women to represent my ideas and help bring my leader into office." -- 17-year-old Hillary Black of Lynnfield

"It seems that the only piece missing from the political puzzle facing the country lies in the women of America, and the power that lingers behind their vote." -- 18-year-old Erica Hendry of Hopkinton

Other Lifetime Democratic National Convention events include: TUESDAY, JULY 27th

Lifetime Television is celebrating the opening day of the Women's Caucus, by hosting an event called "Every Woman Counts - Women Who Blaze the Trail." 2,000 delegates and elected officials are expected to attend.

What: "Every Woman Counts - Women Who Blaze the Trail"- Opening Day of the Women's Caucus

Who: Attendees will include Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton; the honorable Madeline Albright; Donna Brazile, Chair DNC Voting Rights Institute; Senator Barbara Mikulski and many Congresswomen.

Where: Sheraton Boston Hotel & Towers 39 Dalton St., Grand Ballroom

When: 10 AM - Noon

Press Notes: Open to the press

Lifetime is co-hosting the Young Women's Leadership Conference '04, which will bring more than 200 young women leaders from all 50 states to participate in a four-day conference at Lesley College in Cambridge, Massachusetts, that will teach them about women in leadership roles and their ability to influence government and society. A similar conference will be held at Barnard College in New York during the Republican National Convention.

What: The Young Women's Leadership Conference `04

Who: Meredith Wagner, Lifetime Television, Executive Vice President of Public Affairs to serve on a panel

Where: Lesley College - Porter Exchange Building 1815 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge

When: 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM

Press Notes: Open to Press

WEDNESDAY, JULY 28TH
Lifetime partners with Rock the Vote to host the "Every Woman Counts" late night party with special performances by Vanessa Carlton and Carole King.

What: "Every Woman Counts" late night party

Who: Vanessa Carlton, Carole King, TBD

Where: Boston Park Plaza Hotel 64 Arlington Street, Boston

When: 11:00 PM - 2:00 AM

Press Notes: RSVP to lucas@lifetimetv.com

OUR LIFETIME COMMITMENT: EVERY WOMAN COUNTS
The "Future Frontrunners" project is part of "Our Lifetime Commitment: Every Woman Counts" is co-sponsored by LUNA(R) Nutritional Bars. Lifetime's non-profit partners in the campaign include: National Council of Women's Organizations, National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV), Rock the Vote initiative, American Association of University Women (AAUW), Center for American Women in Politics, Center for the Advancement of Women, Commission on Presidential Debates, Girls Inc., League of Women Voters, National Organization for Women (NOW), National Women's Political Caucus, Rock, Society for Women's Health Research, The White House Project, The Young Women's Leadership Conference '04, Women's Campaign Fund, Women's Voices. Women Vote and others.

The non-partisan "Every Woman Counts" campaign is launching new efforts this summer and fall to continue to empower women of all ages and diverse backgrounds to become part of the democratic process as voters and candidates, including events at the Republican and Democratic National Conventions; an on- air public service announcement campaign; voter registration and other extensive resources at lifetimetv.com; candidate trainings around the country for women to run for elected office; a partnership with Latina Magazine and the distribution of bumper stickers, buttons and brochures that include ten tips on how women can get involved in the political process. Lifetime kicked off the 2004 "Every Woman Counts" campaign with a town hall forum, co- sponsored by ABC News/Good Morning America at Dartmouth College, where leading Democratic presidential candidates came together to discuss issues important to women for the first time, just prior to the New Hampshire primary.

LIFETIME is the leader in women's television and one of the top-rated basic cable television networks. A diverse, multi-media company, LIFETIME is committed to offering the highest quality entertainment and information programming, and advocating a wide range of issues affecting women and their families. Launched in 1984, LIFETIME serves nearly 88 million households nationwide. In 1998, LIFETIME launched Lifetime Movie Network, now in more than 42 million homes, and in 2001, Lifetime Real Women. LIFETIME Television, Lifetime Movie Network, Lifetime Real Women, Lifetime Radio for Women, Lifetime Home Entertainment and Lifetime Online are part of LIFETIME Entertainment Services, a 50/50 joint venture of The Hearst Corporation and The Walt Disney Company, as is LIFETIME(R) magazine, which debuted in April 2003.

LIFETIME Television Brings 'Every Woman Counts' Campaign to the Democratic National Convention

NEW YORK, July 26 -- With women comprising 60 percent of undecided voters* in what appears to be another closely contested presidential election, Lifetime Television is launching an array of new non-partisan initiatives as part of its public education campaign -- "Our Lifetime Commitment: Every Woman Counts" -- to empower women of all ages and diverse backgrounds to become part of the democratic process as voters and candidates, including special events at both the Democratic and Republican Conventions. Efforts at the Democratic National Convention include:

MONDAY, JULY 26TH
To honor the winners of Lifetime Television's 'Future Frontrunners' essay contest, co-sponsored by Comcast, The Boston Globe and JAM'N 94.5, Lifetime will host an instructional war room designed to encourage young women to participate in the political process held at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government. Winners are high school junior and senior girls from cities in the Boston area, such as Cambridge, Roxbury and Natick. The Future Frontrunners will later tour the convention floor at the Fleet Center.

What: "Future Frontrunners" Seminar

Who: Political leaders such as Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, The Boston Globe's regional editor David Beard, Martha Burk, Chair of National Council of Women's Organizations and others

Where: Harvard University, the John F. Kennedy School of Government 124 Mt. Auburn, Suite 165

When: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Press Notes: Open to press

TUESDAY, JULY 27th
Lifetime Television is celebrating the opening day of the Women's Caucus, by hosting an event called "Every Woman Counts - Women Who Blaze the Trail." 2,000 delegates and elected officials are expected to attend.

What: "Every Woman Counts - Women Who Blaze the Trail" - Opening Day of the Women's Caucus

Who: Attendees will include Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton; the honorable Madeline Albright; Donna Brazile, Chair DNC Voting Rights Institute; Senator Barbara Mikulski and many Congresswomen.

Where: Sheraton Boston Hotel & Towers 39 Dalton St., Grand Ballroom

When: 10 AM - Noon

Press Notes: Open to the press

Lifetime is co-hosting the Young Women's Leadership Conference '04, which will bring more than 200 young women leaders from all 50 states to participate in a four-day conference at Lesley College in Cambridge, Massachusetts, that will teach them about women in leadership roles and their ability to influence government and society. A similar conference will be held at Barnard College in New York during the Republican National Convention.

What: The Young Women's Leadership Conference `04

Who: Meredith Wagner, Lifetime Television, Executive Vice President of Public Affairs will serve on a panel

Where: Lesley College - Porter Exchange Building 1815 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge

When: 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM

Press Notes: Open to Press

WEDNESDAY, JULY 28TH
Lifetime partners with Rock the Vote to host the "Every Woman Counts" late night party with special performances by Vanessa Carlton and Carole King.

What: "Every Woman Counts" late night party

Who: Vanessa Carlton, Carole King, TBD

Where: Boston Park Plaza Hotel 64 Arlington Street, Boston

When: 11:00 PM - 2:00 AM

Press Notes: RSVP to lucas@lifetimetv.com

"OUR LIFETIME COMMITMENT: EVERY WOMAN COUNTS" CAMPAIGN INFORMATION The non-partisan "Every Woman Counts" campaign is launching new efforts this summer and fall to continue to empower women of all ages and diverse backgrounds to become part of the democratic process as voters and candidates, including events at the Republican and Democratic National Conventions; an on- air public service announcement campaign; voter registration and other extensive resources at lifetimetv.com; candidate trainings around the country for women to run for elected office; a partnership with Latina Magazine and the distribution of bumper stickers, buttons and brochures that include ten tips on how women can get involved in the political process. Lifetime kicked off the 2004 "Every Woman Counts" campaign with a town hall forum, co- sponsored by ABC News/Good Morning America at Dartmouth College, where leading Democratic presidential candidates came together to discuss issues important to women for the first time, just prior to the New Hampshire primary.

"Our Lifetime Commitment: Every Woman Counts" is co-sponsored by LUNA(R) Nutritional Bars. Lifetime's non-profit partners in the campaign include: National Council of Women's Organizations, National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV), American Association of University Women (AAUW), Center for American Women in Politics, Center for the Advancement of Women, Commission on Presidential Debates, Girls Inc., League of Women Voters, National Organization for Women (NOW), National Women's Political Caucus, Rock the Vote, Society for Women's Health Research, The White House Project, The Young Women's Leadership Conference '04, Women's Campaign Fund, Women's Voices. Women Vote, and others.

* Source: Center for Media Research