No “Big Love” Until January

We knew the WGA strike caused a delay, but it’s longer than we’d hoped. Kristin at E Online has it straight from show runner, Will Scheffer:

Unfortunately the strike really pushed back production on season three. Our fans will have to wait until January for our new season, which just started production. It’s a great season, though, and I hope it will be worth the wait.

Margene has a remarkable season. First off, the baby’s here, and she’s beautiful. But Margie’s focus is on work. She’s in love with selling for Weber Gaming, but the family’s circumstances force her to sacrifice her ambition. If I said anything more it would be a spoiler.

Originally, there was hope that it would continue in the fall, but now it’s pushed to 2009. I think “Big Love” works best as a summer show, but I’d rather not wait an entire year, so I will take what I can get.

Will also confirms what I expected, Margene’s pregnancy is continuing during the hiatus. Do you feel cheated that so much time will have passed off screen? As I’ve said before, I enjoy the character development on the show, and with so much time and events passing, I fear that these will be different characters come January. What do you think?

UPDATE: According to Margene’s Blog, the baby has been born.

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Judy Greer leads HBO’s “Suburban Shootout”

On the heals of “Miss Guided” being forgotten by ABC, Judy Greer has been cast as the lead in the upcoming HBO series “Suburban Shootout”. The Hollywood Reporter has:

Judy Greer has been tapped as the lead in HBO’s half-hour pilot “Suburban Shootout” for director Barry Sonnenfeld, and Teri Polo is set in the title role of ABC’s drama presentation “Finnegan” for director Gary Fleder.

Based on the critically praised British series, “Shootout” is a dark comedy about a woman (Greer) who escapes the city for suburban bliss only to find herself caught between two rival gangs of homicidal housewives as they vie for control of their idyllic town.

I loved “Miss Guided” and feel that ABC never even gave it a chance. Greer is amazing, and her acting style should fit well with Shootout. Greer is perfect for the dark comedy.

Even though “Miss Guided” isn’t technically dead, there isn’t any hope. Most people didn’t even know it was on or existed…even ABC.

I think Judy Greer is an amazing talent, what do you think of her?

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Expanded Version of Last Weeks “Lost” to Air Next Thursday

According to this weeks Official Lost Podcast, when ABC reruns last weeks episode next week, the press conference at the beginning of the episode will be extended. More questions will be asked, more questions will be answered.

In the podcast they also describe that we’ll understand why the six are the six, and why they are lying about what happened. Who the other 2 survivors who ‘died after the crash’. Also, who put the bomb on the freighter, and why.

From what I’ve gathered, this 3-hour finale will wrap up a lot of things, and provide us with new questions. Next season should show the 6, et al., off the island and the struggles those who left behind face.

What are you looking forward to in this season finale? (no spoilers please as a synopsis of the finale has been leaked)

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