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NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) -- ABC is moving its ratings-challenged spy drama "Alias" to Wednesday next January, in the 9 p.m. slot following its rookie hit "Lost."

The opening January 5 episode of the fourth season will be a two-hour installment; the midseason introduction will allow the entire season to unspool without interruption week to week.

The move marks the first time the series has strayed from Sunday, where it has experienced mostly middling ratings, since it premiered on the network in 2001.

But ABC Entertainment president Stephen McPherson thought "Alias" would be bolstered by the compatible "Lost," both of which were created by J.J. Abrams.

"There's an entertainment octane level that feels very similar to us," he said. "I'm really pleased to have the assets we now have and offer Jennifer Garner a compatible lead-in when on Sunday she just didn't have that."
Can't wait, 2 suuuper Serien hintereinander *lechtz*