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NBC recently announced its January 2009 schedule that will feature the premier of such shows as Superstars of Dance, Howie Do It, as well as the return of established shows like The Biggest Loser: Couples and Friday Night Lights.
New timeslot changes has been announced.
With the success of the rebooting of 90210 it was only a matter of time before other shows get the same treatment.
There are now rumors that Melrose Place is going to be revamped. Being that the original Melrose Place was a spin-off of the original Beverly Hills 90210, the prospects of Melrose being resurrected is not that far off.
Heather Locklear must be thrilled with the news. Lord knows she needs the work.
Vastly underrated actor Brian Cox has been tapped to get involved in two TV series.
First off, he has been cast to star with Katee Sackhoff on the drama pilot “Lost and Found”. He has also agreed to appear in a four-episode arc of the new drama series Kings.
I’m happy that Cox is getting more work because he really deserves to be seen by a bigger audience. Talent should be given time to shine.
Samantha Who? star Christina Applegate has recently been diagnosed with breast cancer. Fortunately, it was detected very early and is not considered life threatening. Christina is now undergoing treatment and is expected to fully recover from her illness.
Get well soon Christina!
William Buckley, political commentator, debator, and talk show star of “Firing Line” died of natural causes.
At his peak, Buckley was a sauve and highly admired commentator who helped pioneer the idea of “entertaining political commentary.” His sharp wit and well researched insights, along with his insider information on White House movements, still set the bar for good political TV.