Warner Bros. TV is giving auds a chance to watch an upcoming episode of "The Class" on the internet–even before the episode’s actually been taped. In what appears to be a TV biz first, studio will offer live webcasts of next week’s table read and rehearsal for a February episode of the frosh CBS laffer. Table read will take place Monday at 11 a.m. PST, while the full cast run-through is set for Wednesday at 1 p.m. PST. Streaming video of both events will be offered via the Warner Bros. TV website, TheClassTV.com. For the past year or so, studios and nets have been offering downloads and streaming video of some shows before the episodes aired. WBTV is going a step further by letting auds see how the sausage, er, skein is made. Two-day stunt is designed to drum up interest for "The Class," which has been doing decent but disappointing ratings on Mondays.
Variety
Sadly I think it is too little, too late to save the show
