In 2001, TNN added off-network sitcoms and dramas such as "Diff'rent Strokes", "The Wonder Years", "The Rockford Files", "WKRP in Cincinnati", "Newhart", "Hangin' With Mr. Cooper", "Miami Vice" and "Taxi". It also became the first channel to air reruns of "MADtv". These moves went unnoticed for the most part, due to TNN's lack of popularity. By this time, all country-western programming had been purged from the network; some of The Nashville Network's former programming was picked up by CMT, while other classic TNN shows were picked up by Great American Country, including eventually the "Grand Ole Opry", which was pushed off to CMT and eventually removed by Viacom after they did not renew the agreement to carry the series.