corianderstem
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That picture freaks me out. WTF?
corianderstem said:Because Fox has so much other quality programming to air in its place.
with the exception of 24.
American Idol blows!
corianderstem said:That picture freaks me out. WTF?
PlaTheGreat said:I cleared my schedule of studying so that I could watch it tonight. 30 minutes are reserved!
PlaTheGreat said:One of you speedies make me an icon of that turtle.
PlaTheGreat said:I want a dried out turtle.
That was the funniest thing I've ever seen.
One of you speedies make me an icon of that turtle.
Queen Bee said:The kids acting out the prison movie and the Prison Break jokes were hilarious
SRSLY?Queen Bee said:Don't you have the season 2 DVD set? There's a shot of it during Afternoon Delight
Oh, and the ovarian cancer joke about Michael's wife? Cooold!
got_edge said:SRSLY?
PlaTheGreat said:This is the first time they mention what she died of, right?
ICE BURN! The look on his face...
\Queen Bee said:
Yes!
Dude, and what's up with Tobias!
Queen Bee said:And Lucille was particularly disgusting: "I wanna cry so bad... but I don't think I can spare the moisture."
Edit: "Tube of Vagis...titable paste!"
Showtime may book 'Arrested'
Will the pay TV environs of Showtime be a friendlier place for the Emmy-winning comedy "Arrested Development"? Word around town this week is that Showtime is in talks with "Arrested" producers 20th Century Fox TV and Imagine TV about picking up the comedy from creator/executive producer Mitch Hurwitz. Sources stressed that the talks are still exploratory and that it would be a big financial commitment on Showtime's part to pick up the show in its current form with a large ensemble cast that includes Jason Bateman, Jeffrey Tambor, Portia de Rossi, Jessica Walter and Will Arnett. "Arrested" was an instant hit with critics following its debut on Fox in late 2003, but the show never could pull in much of a crowd during its run on Fox Broadcasting Co., even after it won the Emmy for best comedy series in 2004. Last month, Fox threw in the towel, cutting its episode order for "Arrested's" third season from its initial 22-episode ticket to 13 (HR 11/11). Reps for Showtime, 20th and Imagine declined comment late Tuesday.
ABC and Showtime Pursuing Arrested?
Source: Variety
Fox still hasn't officially canceled Arrested Development, but if it does, other networks are interested in the show, reports Variety.
Both ABC and Showtime have had conversations with 20th Century Fox TV and indicated they're open to making a deal for new episodes of the critically beloved, Emmy-winning comedy from creator Mitch Hurwitz. No formal negotiations have taken place, and there are still numerous hurdles that might prevent such a move -- including the show's hefty pricetag.
Showtime is said to be in particularly hot pursuit of the ratings-challenged comedy, now on life support at Fox. Series' third-season order was recently cut to 13 episodes.
The trade says that Fox has already deficited millions in order to produce the show, which costs about $1.6 million per half-hour to produce. It's believed Fox deficits about $400,000 per episode.