***Originally published on Moviepilot*** Is it just me or have you noticed the lack of hype surrounding Supergirl? You see, at first I thought that it may all be in my head and that because I had been buried in school work for the last three weeks, it was possible that I had simply missed … Continue reading
TV’s been super active this week and as always, we’re here to inform you about it: CBS (Finally) Renews The Crazy Ones, Mom, and The Millers It’s been less than twenty hours since I declared that The Crazy Ones would be renewed soon…and lo and behold, I come bearing such news today. Even though took … Continue reading
![[UPDATED]: The Winners And Losers Of Fall TV (So Far…)](https://sublimezoo.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/rs_560x415-131004140827-560-sarah-michelle-gellar-rebel-wilson-dylan-mcdermott-tom-mison-james-spader-seth-green-ms-100413.jpg?w=290&h=290&crop=1 "[UPDATED]: The Winners And Losers Of Fall TV (So Far…)")
[UPDATE]: For the latest winners and losers (and ratings also), check out our TV Ratings update here. [ORIGINAL STORY]: We are two-plus weeks into the new fall season and now have our first official cancellation (Lucky 7). So, who is next on the chopping block? And which shows are worth actually getting attached to? The listings … Continue reading
Hmm. It would seem that the Wizard of F*ckery is abound in Hollywood. Anyways, about a month ago, I posted about The Wizard of Oz being turned adapted into medical drama for CBS (which is now going to be called Dorothy). Now, not only does NBC have plans to adapt the famed story into some … Continue reading
I’m sorry. I couldn’t write that headline with a straight face. Anyways, celebrated funnyman Bill Murray decided to help his pal David Letterman celebrate Late Show’s 20th anniversary by dressing up as Liberace and stopping by. Rolls Royce, Liberace music, white dog and all: Even though some may think this was all over the top, … Continue reading
In the realm of entertainment, it appears that nothing is off-limits when it comes to being adapted, remade, or rebooted. And apparently, The Wizard of Oz is no exception to this role. According to Entertainment Weekly, The Huffington Post, and BBC News, CBS is giving The Wizard of Oz the TV treatment and turning it … Continue reading
