All crime, all the time: Red Orbit says that NBC is planning to launch Sleuth, a 24-hour network airing mystery and crime shows. I was wondering how I could squeeze more "Knight Rider" and "A Team" into my life -- problem solved! It launches in January with a high-def version due later that year.
ABC has another bright idea. Reality TV Magazine is reporting that the network has picked up Simon Cowell's "American Inventor." Casting calls started today, so if you've got a million-dollar idea, you could win a million bucks. If not, you might be the next reality TV boob.
NBC may be short on ratings, but not ideas. NBC has ordered a script for the sitcom "5-0," about a cop who may be small, but carries a big schtick.
USA is looking to the Great White North for the big laughs and ratings. Variety says they've ordered a one-hour comedy called "Underfunded." It's about a Candian Secret Service agent who never seems to have the cash to complete his jobs. Huh? The writer, David Breckman, is a veteran of "Monk."
Lifetime is going to unleash "Lovespring," a 30-minute comedy set in a matchmaking service. To date, six episodes have been ordered. -- Rachel Cericola
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Tidbits for the week of November 14, 2005: \n
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All crime, all the time: Red Orbit says that NBC is planning to launch Sleuth, a 24-hour network airing mystery and crime shows. I was wondering how I could squeeze more \"Knight Rider\" and \"A Team\" into my life -- problem solved! It launches in January with a high-def version due later that year.\n
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ABC has another bright idea. Reality TV Magazine is reporting that the network has picked up Simon Cowell's \"American Inventor.\" Casting calls started today, so if you've got a million-dollar idea, you could win a million bucks. If not, you might be the next reality TV boob.\n
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NBC may be short on ratings, but not ideas. NBC has ordered a script for the sitcom \"5-0,\" about a cop who may be small, but carries a big schtick.\n
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USA is looking to the Great White North for the big laughs and ratings. Variety says they've ordered a one-hour comedy called \"Underfunded.\" It's about a Candian Secret Service agent who never seems to have the cash to complete his jobs. Huh? The writer, David Breckman, is a veteran of \"Monk.\" \n
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Lifetime is going to unleash \"Lovespring,\" a 30-minute comedy set in a matchmaking service. To date, six episodes have been ordered. -- Rachel Cericola\n\n\n