by James Hibberd, Source: EW.com TV’s original American horror story is taking another step toward returning to primetime: NBC has ordered a pilot of Bryan Fuller’s remake of the classic TV show The Munsters. The new version of the half-hour sitcom is bring re-imagined by the Pushing Daises creator as
By Matthew Jackson, Source: Blastr.com David E. Kelley wanted to make a Wonder Woman TV show, and failed. Smallville fans wanted Erica Durance to play Wonder Woman, but couldn’t make it happen. Now, both parties are getting their wish … kind of. Durance will return to American TV (she’s got
Well that was fun (to make fun of) while it lasted. EW has learned that NBC passed on the much buzzed-about Wonder Woman pilot from David E. Kelley and Warner Bros. TV. Kelley had penned a script that updated the comic book classic to have Diana Prince as CEO of
When the new Wonder Woman outfit Adrianne Palicki would wear in David E. Kelley’s reboot was unveiled, you were, to put it mildly, less than enthusiastic. So how did NBC respond to all that criticism? As you can see in the picture belowon the set, the Amazonian’s boots, which were
Monday was a bad night for NBC and The Event, as the alien conspiracy series took a major ratings hit, losing nearly a third of its audience. The series returned from its three-month midseason hiatus with two back-to-back episodes that could only score a 1.4/4 rating, with 5.53 million total
It looks like The Cape is done. After struggling in the ratings since it premiered, and NBC cutting the show’s episode order from 13 to 10 episodes, the network has decided to run The Cape’s final original episode only online sometime later this month. NBC had planned to air the
After an exhaustive search that nobody heard much about, other than the casting sheet that circulated yesterday, David E. Kelley’s Wonder Woman TV series has landed its leading lady. And if you were a fan of the stellar Friday Night Lights, you’ll be rather pleased with the choice. Adrienne Palicki,
Remember how David E. Kelley’s concept for a new Wonder Woman TV show was pretty much dead in the water after all the broadcast networks passed? Well, guess what—it’s been picked up after all! Deadline reports that NBC had a change of heart under new entertainment head honcho Robert Greenblatt,
