Here is an exerpt from an article found in Reuters television news.

Meanwhile, back-to-back Friday night episodes of ``Sabrina,'' followed by a
double dose of ``Pop Stars,'' are just two of the WB's summer scheduling
plans.The WB will also double pump ``7th Heaven'' on Mondays. And the network
has told affiliates it plans to launch a movie night starting this June,
either on Tuesday or Wednesday nights. Titles loaned to the WB from sister
cable channel Turner Broadcasting include ``The Breakfast Club,'' ``Ferris
Bueller's Day Off'' and ``I Know What You Did Last Summer.''A Tuesday movie
would pre-empt drama defector ``Buffy, the Vampire Slayer'' and ``Angel.'' WB
insiders said no plan had been finalized -- but it's a good bet the WB, which
loses ``Buffy'' this fall -- will probably move that drama to a less
desirable slot.