In March 2005, Viacom announced that it would not renew its contract with WWE (formerly WWF) when it expired in September 2005. Spike's new president, Doug Herzog, stated that the network had planned to "expand its investments in original programming and new acquisitions for its core audience", including new scripted programming. The following month, it was announced that "WWE Raw" would return to USA Network. Spike subsequently reached a deal with another wrestling promotion, TNA, which saw "TNA Impact!" premiere on October 1, 2005 in a Saturday night time slot. It moved to Thursdays in April 2006, and expanded to two hours in October 2007. On March 8, 2010, "Impact!" moved to Monday nights, but later moved back to Thursdays after it suffered from decreased viewership in its new timeslot. Later in the month, Spike TV debuted "Game Head" with Geoff Keighley, a weekly video game show, and later followed up with the short-lived "Fresh Baked Videogames", making them both part of their "Slamming Saturday Night" lineup.