Originally posted by: Queasy
Originally posted by: loki8481
dollhouse and scrubs renewed.
srs wtf @ both
Yeah, a Joss Wheadon show renewed after given a half season? WTH?
The only one I've heard for certain as not coming back was Zach Braff. Even then, the door is open for him to do guest spots. I'd expect the rest of the original regulars to return as recurring at worst, but probably not as full-on, every episode, regular cast members.Originally posted by: drum
So most of the original Scrubs cast is not coming back right?
Originally posted by: MrMatt
I think Harper's Island was supposed to be a one off anyway, correct?
Originally posted by: techs
http://tvbythenumbers.com/2009...-off-ted-renewed/18747
http://tvbythenumbers.com/2009...newed-scrubs-too/18742
Better off Ted and Castle renewed!
Originally posted by: middlehead
The only one I've heard for certain as not coming back was Zach Braff. Even then, the door is open for him to do guest spots. I'd expect the rest of the original regulars to return as recurring at worst, but probably not as full-on, every episode, regular cast members.Originally posted by: drum
So most of the original Scrubs cast is not coming back right?
Originally posted by: KnickNut3
Originally posted by: middlehead
The only one I've heard for certain as not coming back was Zach Braff. Even then, the door is open for him to do guest spots. I'd expect the rest of the original regulars to return as recurring at worst, but probably not as full-on, every episode, regular cast members.Originally posted by: drum
So most of the original Scrubs cast is not coming back right?
As they structured the show, I don't know how they can write off Braff without writing off Sarah Chalke, too. If it's going to center on the hospital and the main character's personal lives, Elliot can't commute from an apartment she lives in with JD without JD making at least an occasional appearance.
I love Scrubs, but am a little afraid of what is to come.
In battle of Chuck vs. the Network Suits, the Buy More geek has prevailed.
NBC has decided to give Josh Schwartz's well-liked action-comedy another shot next fall.
The network picked up 13 episodes of the series from Warner Bros., which, in a business-side trend this year, made some budget concessions to secure the show a third season.
Fans pushed NBC very hard for a pickup, launching a "Save Chuck" campaign that included buying sandwiches at series sponsor Subway.
Chuck joins Southland among the shows NBC has renewed for fall. Given that 10 p.m. will be off the board due to Jay Leno's talk show, the network has considerably fewer slots than usual to fill.
Confidence has been pretty high that Chuck would return. Once Fox found a way to make the much lesser-rated Dollhouse work for fall late last week, Chuck returning to NBC seemed almost certain. It also probably hasn't hurt that star Zachary Levi has been a team player for NBC, appearing in the network's PSA campaigns, marketing promotions and events.
Here's Chuck's 18-49 ratings for the season, with the final number having gone up a tenth in the nationals since this chart was created. As you can see, for all the woes about the show's ratings, it actually performed fairly steady, dropping only slightly in midseason.
Originally posted by: check
King of the Hill was still making episodes? I thought they shit canned that series years ago.
Originally posted by: n7
Scrubs coming back angers me.
I absolutely hate when shows that shoulda ended a while ago drag on.
They had a shitty 6th & 7th season, & then finished things up with a great 8th season, with an extremely good ending.
To milk this for another season after such a solid ending really pisses me off, so much so i likely will not watch this.
Dollhouse coming back is good.
Originally posted by: lupi
kept dollhouse and not terminator, yeah that's a sound decision.