Before Julia Butters was switching bodies in Freakier Friday, she had someone take over her role on American Housewife. I cannot believe that the little 7-year-old girl in that 2016 episode is the same one in the Freaky Friday sequel.
ABC is adding four new shows to their lineup, including a Wonder Years reboot starring Dulé Hill as the dad and Don Cheadle as the narrator. Then they are getting schooled (why did they cancel that show) with Abbott Elementary, a workplace comedy at a school that stars Tyler James Williams, Lisa Anne Walter, and Sheryl Lee Ralph. Next up is Queens, which brings back bandmates, who are now in their 40s, hoping to recapture their success. It stars Eve and Brandy. Finally, there is Maggie, a show about a psychic who sees her future and decides to live in the present.
Those are the shows you can watch next season. Unfortunately, you will not be able to watch American Housewife, Rebel, For Life, and Mixed-ish anymore because they were all cancelled.
ABC really screwed up with American Housewife. They had a darling show, but they never knew how to promote it. The network also kept changing its timeslot, so you never knew when it was on. It is a real shame because it was a heartwarming comedy that deserved better. Just like Mixed-ish, which is a better show than Black-ish. I said it, and I meant it.
The networks let us know when their unscripted shows would be back. Today, ABC filled us in when their sitcoms will be hitting the airwaves.
The Goldbergs is paying tribute to Airplane in their season premiere episode on October 21st. On that night, they will air two episodes. Then at 9p, The Conners are back on the couch. They are followed at 9:30p by Black-ish that almost didn’t premiere in the fall.
Then a week later, American Housewife will join the Wednesday lineup at 8:30p.
I don’t know who is happier about this news, me or my DVR. The latter has been feeling neglected because there is nothing for it to record.
Before Diedrich Bader was married to the perfect American Housewife, he needed to drown his sorrows in Bud Dry to get over being dumped. How sweet was the 24-year-old in that 1991 commercial?
When you and I go to the DMV, we wear comfortable clothes because we know we are about to go through torture for several hours. However, we are not Diedrich Bader. The actor wore a tuxedo for his visit to the Department of Motor Vehicles. Why? He says, “Seemed funnier when I thought of it.” I think it is high-larious. It also feels like something his character Oswald from The Drew Carey Show would do.
I really hope that he was there to take a photo for his RealID. Can you imagine the strange looks he will get from all of the TSA agents when they look at it? Now that I think of it, his plan was brilliant. Since I go to the same DMV as him, I am going to wear a gown when I go to get my photo done. They will be used to it by then.
And I cannot wait to get used to American Housewife airing in Modern Family’s timeslot starting on April 15th. I love that sitcom as much as I love looking at Bader in a tux!
