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WB, Fox firm lineups for next season
By Nellie Andreeva and Cynthia Littleton
NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - Both the WB Network and Fox have firmed up
most of their pickups for the 2005-06 season, sources said.
The WB presents its lineup to advertisers Tuesday in New York, while Fox
presents Thursday.
At the WB, new dramas on tap include "Pepper Dennis," a midseason offering
starring Rebecca Romijn; "Supernatural," about two brothers who travel the
country looking for other-worldly beings; "The Bedford Diaries," about
students and teachers at a small Manhattan college; "Related," about four
sisters; and "Just Legal," starring Jay Baruchel as the protege of a jaded
defense attorney played by Don Johnson.
Comedies getting the nod include "Misconception," starring Jane Leeves; and
"Twins," about sisters from "Will & Grace" creators David Kohan and Max
Mutchnick.
The WB also has completed a deal for a multiseason renewal of its top-rated
comedy "Reba," which is heading into its fifth season, renewed its
late-midseason entry "Living With Fran," and picked up another season of
"Charmed."
At Fox, the pickup picture was still a little fuzzy, but sources said the
Pamela Anderson midseason entry "Stacked" has been picked up for next season.
Additionally, the network was closing in on a deal to bring back its
Emmy-winning "Arrested Development" for a third season, sources said. "The
Bernie Mac Show" might also be back for more next season, but that deal
hinges on the health of its titular star, they added.
Among this year's comedy pilot crop at Fox -- which just underwent a
management shift as former FX chief Peter Liguori took the entertainment
division reins from five-year Fox veteran Gail Berman, who moved across town
to Paramount Pictures -- sources said the green light has been given to the
domestic comedy "The War at Home" and to "Kitchen Confidential" about a hip
chef.
Making the cut on the drama side were "Bones," about a forensic
anthropologist; "Head Cases," about an odd-couple pairing of lawyers; the
ensemble "Reunion," which follows six close friends from high school through
their 20-year reunion; and the crime procedural "Deviant Behavior."
Two more Fox comedy pilots, "The Loop" and "Freebirds," were said to be in
the running to snag midseason orders.
Reuters/Hollywood Reporter
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