The phrase "aired in the same" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something being broadcasted or presented in a similar manner or context, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The two shows aired in the same time slot, making it difficult for viewers to choose between them."
Alternatives: "broadcasted simultaneously" or "shown at the same time".
It's worth remembering, too, this wasn't some experimental cable show; it was shown on mainstream network TV, and in the US aired in the same slot as Dynasty.
Have you seen ITV lately?" Nearly five million people watched the first episode of the X-Factor on Saturday, which aired in the same slot previously occupied by Blind Date for 18 years and ITV has high hopes for the Pop Idol-style talent show, which stars Cowell alongside fellow judges, Sharon Osbourne and Louis Walsh.
Nevertheless, "Juke and Opal," which lasts all of nine minutes and twenty-five seconds, and which aired in the same season in which "Hawaii Five-O," "The Waltons," and "Ironside" were among television's top-rated shows, remains historically significant for reasons other than the skin game.
This season a second Burnett series, Pirate Master on CBS, debuted unspectacularly, in part because it aired in the same time slot as a third Burnett rookie show: Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?
The show was renewed by ABC for a second season, that aired in the same time slot as season one.
In November 2005 a four-hour sequel, Category 7: The End of the World, aired in the same two-part format.
O'Reilly's audience is more than twice as big as Olbermann's, which airs in the same prime-time period.
Since Leno's departure in February, which saw Jimmy Fallon take over at the Tonight Show, Letterman has been in second place in the ratings to Jimmy Kimmel's LA-based late night show which airs in the same slot.
Using extensive data on local news programming and ratings, we find that the ownership change led to 1) substantial increases in coverage of national politics at the expense of local politics, 2) a significant rightward shift in the ideological slant of coverage and 3) a small decrease in viewership, all relative to the changes at other news programs airing in the same media markets.
This seems ridiculous with time, as Stiller has remained a huge star, but it wasn't so out of the question at the time – Curb's fourth season aired in 2004, the same year Friends went off the air.
There has also been the roller-coaster of executive decisions made, rejected or fought over -- decisions that would not have been aired in quite the same way if Playland were privately run.
