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Hot Links! |
| September 25th, 2006 under Hot Links!. [ Comments: none ]
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Donny Osmond is just a few decades too old to play Gaston? – Dlisted
So how many toes does Katie Hudson have on her left foot? – Celebitchy
Is Denise Richards shopping for a wedding dress? –Celebrity Week
Promo pix for Veronica Mars – Hollywood Gossip Whores
What is Fergie’s "London Bridges" really about? – Yeeeah
Jack Osbourne has a future as a plumber! – X17
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A & E picks up The Coreys |
| September 25th, 2006 under 80s. [ Comments: none ]
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 Corey Feldman and Corey Haim are reuniting in the name of reality TV. The former teen idols and RDF USA ("Wife Swap") have teamed with cable net A&E for "The Coreys: Return of the Lost Boys," a comedic half-hour about their lives as grownups. Network has greenlit production on eight episodes for early next year. "Coreys" lands at A&E soon after producer RDF announced the series concept this summer (Daily Variety, June 21). Skein will revolve around the longtime friends and recovering substance abusers 20 years after the height of their popularity: Feldman is married and going back to acting, while Haim is broke and homeless. Episodes will follow the two after Feldman decides to welcome Haim into his home to help put his life back together. Nancy Dubuc, who was upped this summer to A&E TV Networks senior VP of nonfiction programming and new media, said that while the "Coreys" will be a humorous half-hour, nothing about the show’s outcome will be staged. "Its roots are in real life. We are not matching these two stars for a fabricated relationship or reaction," Dubuc said. "They have been childhood friends for a long time … we’re dealing with real humor, conflict and emotion." RDF USA topper Chris Coelen said A&E was a compatible home for "Coreys" because the net has built its reality brand on shows that are both authentic and entertaining. "We’re hoping ‘Coreys’ will be another fun, young and edgy show in its lineup," he said.
Variety
And here I thought they were the serious network! Anyways who cares, I am so watching this show because it is going to be hot!
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Which TV doctor’s shower scene is steamier? |
| September 25th, 2006 under Better than..., Shonda Rhimes. [ Comments: none ]
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Grey’s Anatomy’s McSteamy’s photo from ICYDK
I will let you know whether I chose Eric Dane or Mario Lopez once I am done with my cold shower! LOL!
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Doogie gets it on with Dr. Quinn |
| September 25th, 2006 under How I Met Your Mother. [ Comments: none ]
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 In their younger days, they both played TV docs. Now, Neil Patrick Harris and Jane Seymour are heating things up together on the small screen. Seymour is set to appear on the Monday, Oct. 23 episode of "How I Met Your Mother" playing one of Marshall’s (Jason Segel) law professors, a sexy divorcee. For reasons that probably best make sense in his own mind, Barney (Harris) decides it would be legendary to seduce the prof so that Marshall can receive better grades. Also guest starring in that episode is Bryan Cranston, who will appear as Ted’s (Josh Radnor) mean boss Druthers.
Zap2it
This episode is going to be hot!
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Production halted on Fox’s Standoff and ‘Til Death |
| September 25th, 2006 under Fox. [ Comments: none ]
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Tweaking the fall lineup as baseball playoffs take control of the network’s air, Fox is shuffling the schedules of freshman shows Happy Hour and Justice, while two others, Til Death and Standoff, are taking a week-long break from production. Happy Hour is being preempted this Thursday by a repeat episode of it’s lead-in, ‘Til Death. A repeat of ‘Til Death will also bump a planned repeat of Happy Hour’s pilot this Sunday. Click here! In an attempt to get Justice out of the way of the third-season premiere of ABC’s Lost, will not air next week, the new courtroom drama will be replaced replaced by a repeat episode of House. The schedules of ‘Til Death and Standoff have not changed, but both shows are taking a break from production. Fox starts its fall season several weeks earlier than other networks, meaning that production teams are often racing to keep the pipeline filled. In the case of ‘Til Death and Standoff, the production pause is described as a “writers’ break". Studio 20th Century Fox Television says Standoff will be suspended for a week and half as it brings in writer Tim Minear as a "consulting producer" , to help energize the show, though Craig Silverman remains the show runner. Fox’s new shows have been far from electrifying. They debuted in August, while rival broadcasters have been in reruns. Credit Suisee media analyst William Drewry says that since NBC, ABC, CBS and The CW have put on fresh shows, the ratings for Fox shows have fallen 20-35%.
Broadcast and Cable
I acutally like these shows! ‘Til Death was just staring to grow on me and Standoff is a fun show.
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