IL GIOCO DEI TELEFILM - Heyyyyyy! Anche Fonzie gioca al "Gioco dei Telefilm"!

Heyyyyy! Anche Fonzie gioca al GIOCO DEI TELEFILM!!!!!! twitter.com/GiocoTelefilm/…

— Gioco dei Telefilm ® (@GiocoTelefilm) 16 maggio 2013

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GOSSIP - Janel Parrish di “PLL”, l’unica crisi che conosce è..fetish
Altro che crisi economica! Janel Parrish di "Pretty Little Liars" (la terza stagione inedita su Mya ogni giovedì) ha fatto il suo personalissimo “coming out”: non riesce a vivere senza le sue adorate scarpe dal tacco 12. Una sorta di feticismo all’ennesima potenza. “Adoro le mie scarpe, ne posseggo una quarantina degli stilisti più vari, tutte con gli stiletti visto che sono bassina”, ha confessato l’attrice di origini hawaiiane a “Us Weekly”; “il mio problema è che, nonostante io ne usi più che altro 6 o 7 paia, detesto non avere la possibilità di scelta e così quando viaggio mi porto dietro tutte e 70 le calzature! In attesa di comprarne un paio di Christian Louboutin, visto che di quella griffe non ne ho ancora uno...!”. Questi son problemi, vuoi mettere?... (Notizia tratta dalla Newsletter di Qui Mediaset) 

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NEWS - Tutt'altro che "The Fall"! Gillian Anderson manda la BBC2 nell'empireo

Notizia tratta da "The Hollywood Reporter" 
The Fall became BBC Two’s biggest drama series launch in eight years on Monday night.
The series dominated its time-slot and opened with an average audience of 3.5 million and 15.4 percent share, peaking at 3.6 million, making it the highest drama series launch on the channel since Rome in 2005. It also beat the BBC Two slot average of 1.79 million (7.4 percent) for the past 12 months.
Starring Gillian Anderson and Jamie Dornan, The Fall is a psychological thriller that examines the lives of two hunters. One is a serial killer who stalks his victims at random in and around Belfast and the other is a talented female Detective Superintendent on secondment from the Metropolitan Police who is brought in to catch him.
Produced by Artists Studio and written by Allan Cubitt (The Runaway, Murphy’s Law, Prime Suspect), the five episodes follow the police investigation uncovering the intricate story of the lives entangled by a series of murders – both the killer's and the victims’ families.
BBC Head of Drama Northern Ireland, Stephen Wright, says: “I am thrilled with the audience’s response to episode one of The Fall and delighted for Allan Cubitt who created the show. It is a testament to the talent and dedication of the cast and crew in Belfast where Line Of Duty, series two is currently shooting.” 
Ben Stephenson, Controller, BBC Drama, adds: “In a week that has seen BBC Drama enjoy record success at the BAFTAs, winning 7 out of 8 awards, it’s particularly gratifying to see the audience reaction to the launch of BBC Two’s new original British drama The Fall – an outstandingly imagined piece of series television.”

NEWS - Pazze sulle terrazze! HBO dà via libera alla versione gay di "Girls" con Jonathan Groff di "Glee"

Articolo tratto da Hollywood.com+The Hollywood Reporter
If your favorite part of Girls was Andrew Rannells' bitingly humorous Elijah, Hannah's gay ex-boyfriend slash roommate, then your life is about to get a whole lot better. HBO just gave the go-ahead to a project that sounds just like Girls except all of the characters are guys...and gay...and live in San Francisco.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the network ordered eight episodes of an untitled show from producer Sarah Condon (Bored to Death), David Marshall Grant (Brothers & Sisters) and writer/producer Michael Lannan. The show stars Glee's Jonathan Groff as one of a trio of gay dudes who live in San Fran and get up to wacky antics and explore the world of the modern gay man. That sounds like there is going to be a Grindr subplot! The pilot, which HBO obviously loved, was directed by Andrew Haigh who made critically-loved gay indie Weekend, so I have high hopes.
The show doesn't have a name, but I don't think I'll be the first to suggest Boys. Or Gays. Gay Boys? Gurls?

L'EDICOLA DI LOU - Stralci, cover e commenti sui telefilm dai media italiani e stranieri

CORRIERE DELLA SERA
Grasso che cola sull'AIART per le accuse a "Il Trono di Spade"
"Su Sky Cinema, ha preso il via la terza stagione di «Il trono di spade», la saga ispirata ai libri di George R. R. Martin. Avremo ancora modo di parlarne, per ribadire che raramente si è visto un racconto tv così imponente, un fantasy riveduto e corretto da un drammaturgo shakespeariano, un apologo sul potere, inteso come forza dirompente che regola i destini dell'umanità dai suoi primordi, sull'amore, sul tradimento, sulla fedeltà. Stupisce non poco lo sconsiderato attacco che Luca Borgomeo, presidente dell'Aiart, ha rivolto alla serie e in particolare a Carlo Freccero, direttore di Rai4, la rete che ripropone la prima stagione: «Il programma è volgare, pornografico con insistite scene di violenza e di sesso, quasi gli autori fossero impegnati a ottenere l'oscar della depravazione. È tollerabile che la Rai, servizio pubblico, alle 21 entri con un programma a luci rosse nelle case degli italiani?». Forse di mezzo c'è solo una questione personale. Tempo fa, Borgomeo aveva tentato di bloccare la serie «Fisica e chimica», sempre trasmessa da Rai4, ma è stato clamorosamente sconfessato dall'Agicom. Adesso ci riprova. Borgomeo, nella sua crociata contro la pornografia, sbaglia bersaglio. Intanto perché Rai4 non è una rete generalista e poi perché, per prudenza, alcuni tagli sono stati fatti. Seguendo i criteri di Borgomeo metà delle storie della letteratura, del cinema, del teatro sarebbero finite sul rogo. Ma il problema principale non è questo. Compito di un educatore non è quello di insegnare ai giovani la lettura della banalità (alla scontatezza ci arrivano da soli e i palinsesti ne sono pieni); no, il suo compito è insegnare a leggere il difficile, la grammatica della complessità, la rappresentazione del mistero. Il male non prevarrà finché proseguirà lo sforzo di capire, di interrogare la tenebra". 
(Aldo Grasso, "Corriere della Sera")

Se la (mini)serie di #24 è di 12 puntate vuol dire o che Bauer vive 2 ore a episodio, oppure si sveglia alle 7 e va a nanna dopo l'ape.

— Leo Damerini (@LeoDamerini) 13 maggio 2013

NEWS - Fermi tutti, è l'invenzione del secolo! Un programma cancella gli spoiler da Twitter
Articolo tratto da "Rivista Studio"
Quante volte vi siete rovinati la sorpresa dell’ultima puntata di un telefilm per colpa di un tweet “disattento”? Gli spoiler sono alcuni dei problemi endemici della vita sui social network. Eppure, una ragazzina diciassettenne del New Hampshire potrebbe aver risolto l’annosa questione.
Jennie Lamere è di Nashua, cittadina americana a due passi da Boston, e le piace costruire robot, fare passeggiate e – soprattutto – partecipare a gare di hacking. L’ultima a cui ha preso parte, il Tvnext Hack di Boston, l’ha vinta – sbaragliando un’ottantina di concorrenti – grazie a Twivo, un’estensione per Google Chrome che permette agli utenti di Twitter di escludere temporaneamente dalla propria timeline i messaggi che parlano di una determinata serie tv. A breve andrà in onda l’ultima di Game of Thrones, ma il vostro amico l’ha già vista in lingua originale e si sente in dovere di diffonderne i contenuti? Twivo tornerà certamente utile.
Jennie – che era l’unica ragazza in gara all’evento – ha già incassato la sponsorizzazione di Furious Minds, una compagnia tech che la aiuterà a realizzare il prodotto finito nel giro di qualche settimana. L’idea di Twivo le è venuta la sera prima di Tvnext. Spoiler alert: la sua pensata avrà fortuna.
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Nello screenshot: il programma di Jennie Lamere all’opera

NEWS - "Arrow", sotto il vestito il successo
Uno degli ingredienti del successo di "Arrow" - serie tv più vista in Italia nel 2013 - risiede anche nel costume del protagonista interpretato da Stephen Amell. Non è un caso che a vestire l'eroe del serial di Italia 1 in onda ogni lunedì sia stata chiamata la vincitrice del premio Oscar Colleen Atwood ("Edward Mani di Forbice" e "Alice in Wonderland" tra gli altri titoli per i quali ha lavorato). "Ho preso il fumetto e la sceneggiatura televisiva come spunto, ma poi ho tentato di modernizzare il personaggio", spiega Atwood; "ho preferito stemperare i toni accesi del verde che caratterizzano le strips, puntando su una tonalità 'sporca', più metropolitana, con tessuti che possano permettere movimenti da tutti i giorni e di mimetizzarsi tra la folla, indurre a pensare che il protagonista non abbia nulla dei classici super-eroi sgargianti del grande schermo, piuttosto che sia uno di noi, umano, che non abbia quell'animo limpido e puro di un giustiziere senza macchia?". (Notizia tratta dalla Newsletter di Qui Mediaset)

NEWS - Compilation! Tutte le serie cancellate e rinnovate fino ad oggi!

Tutte le #serietv cancellate e confermate fino ad oggi tvline.com/2013/01/04/tv-… #telefilm
— AccademiaTelefilm (@AcademyTelefilm) 11 maggio 2013

TWITTER-JAM - Fuck cancer!

Fuuuuuuucccckkkkk Cancer. twitter.com/amellywood/sta…

— Stephen Amell (@amellywood) 10 maggio 2013

NEWS - Ultima ora! "Touch" cancellato, "The Carrie Diaries", "Parks&Rec" e "Nikita" rinnovate, "24" potrebbe diventare miniserie con Sutherland

’24′ Eyes Return As Limited Series On Fox, Kiefer Sutherland In Talks dlvr.it/3Lnp2g
— Deadline | TV (@DeadlineTV) 09 maggio 2013

Fox cancels #Touch after two seasons. Will you miss the Kiefer Sutherland drama? bit.ly/16kJQWW
— TV Guide (@TVGuide) 09 maggio 2013

CW’s ‘Carrie Diaries’ & ‘Nikita’ Renewed dlvr.it/3LnTDg
— Deadline | TV (@DeadlineTV) 09 maggio 2013

#ParksAndRec gets another season! huff.to/194G8O1
— HuffPost TV (@HuffPostTV) 10 maggio 2013

GOSSIP - Clamoroso al Cibali! Ian Somerhalder e Nina Dobrev si son lasciati!

Notizia tratta da "Tv Guide"
It seems like Vampire Diaries power couple Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder aren't only having relationship drama on-screen this season. The real-life couple, who have been publicly linked since 2010, have split, according to Us Weekly.
Dobrev and Somerhalder are "consummate professionals" who "will continue to work together and remain best friends, which is where the relationship started," a source tells Us.

Somerhalder may have alluded to the breakup on Twitter Thursday morning, where he posted, "A THOUGHT FOR TODAY: People change and forget to tell each other. -Lillian Hellman, playwright (1905-1984)."

A rep for Dobrev tells TVGuide.com: "We don't comment on our clients' personal lives."

TWITTER-JAM - Le migliori twittate seriali

ANTEPRIMA - #Castle, avanti per altre 2 stagioni!deadline.com/2013/05/abcs-c… via @nikkifinke
— AccademiaTelefilm (@AcademyTelefilm) 09 maggio 2013

Howard Gordon's TNT Drama #Legends Gets Series Pickup w/ Sean Bean j.mp/ZHWw2N via @thr #tvseries #GOT #Homeland #serietv
— AccademiaTelefilm (@AcademyTelefilm) 09 maggio 2013

Fall TV Scoop: Fox Picks Up 4 Dramas, Including J.J. Abrams Thriller and Sleepy Hollow Update tvline.com/2013/05/08/fox… via @tvline #tvseries
— AccademiaTelefilm (@AcademyTelefilm) 09 maggio 2013

Fall TV Scoop: Fox Orders 5 Comedies, Including Chris Meloni's Jack and Ritter-Bledel Sitcom tvline.com/2013/05/08/fox… via @tvline #tvseries
— AccademiaTelefilm (@AcademyTelefilm) 09 maggio 2013

#Deception cancellato!deadline.com/2013/05/nbcs-d… via @nikkifinke #tvseries #serietv #telefilm
— AccademiaTelefilm (@AcademyTelefilm) 09 maggio 2013

L'EDICOLA DI LOU - Stralci, cover e commenti sui telefilm dai media italiani e stranieri

VARIETY
Dove sono le serie tv d'acchiappo?
"As the upfronts approach, it’s hard to scope out pilot pickup buzz at the major broadcast nets this year because there are few clear heat-seekers.
The big bets of this year’s development crop were made early on in the cycle (last summer and fall) and for the most part have retained their front-runner status: ABC’s “Marvel’s Agents of Shield” with the Whedon clan; CBS’ redo of “Beverly Hills Cop”; NBC’s 22-episode throwdown for the Michael J. Fox domestic laffer; Andy Samberg and Andre Braugher in Fox’s cop comedy “Brooklyn 99″; and the union of David E. Kelley and Robin Williams in CBS’ “Crazy Ones.”
J.J. Abrams has his minimum allotment of two pilots: Fox’s robot-cops vehicle and “Believe” with Alfonso Cuaron at NBC. David Shore is said to be looking promising with ABC drama “Doubt.”
The fuzzy picture for next season’s series pickups will clear up a little this week as the broadcast nets begin their formal pilot screenings. Here’s hoping there is more sizzle on the screen than there seems to be at this stage. The nets need some flash after a ho-hum 2012-13 season.
There are notable in-demand thesps on the pilot roster this year — Toni Collette, Greg Kinnear, Josh Holloway, Debra Messing, Rainn Wilson among them — but not so much in the way of eye-popping, mold-breaking material. Procedural dramas abound, as do ensemble comedies about various combos of thirtysomething friends (“Friends” still casts a looonnng shadow).
Some of the most creative ideas have come in the form of nontraditional casting decisions.
“Office” alum Wilson is set for a dramatic turn as a misanthropic homicide detective in CBS’ “Backstrom” (it’s got a Swedish pedigree so ’nuff said), especially with Dennis Haysbert along for the ride. Christopher Meloni is leaving the serious law-and-order biz for a sitcom turn in Fox’s father-son laffer “I Suck at Girls,” which has good buzz. Wendell Pierce of “The Wire” and “Treme” is lending his mellifluous baritone to the Michael J. Fox sitcom (he’ll have to watch his language on broadcast TV).
CBS has put Beau Bridges, Margo Martindale, J.B. Smoove and Will Arnett under one roof for writer Greg Garcia’s untitled father-son comedy, which has momentum at the Eye. With that cast, who needs a script? Also gaining steam at CBS is comedy “Friends With Better Lives,” an ensembler featuring Kevin Connolly and James Van Der Beek. It is fortified by having been directed by James Burrows, who has a hell of a pilot-pickup track record.
At ABC, Adam Goldberg’s comedy with the colorful but soon-to-change title “How the Fuck Am I Normal” is hot enough to begin making staffing offers. At Fox there’s a lot of chatter about domestic laffer “The Gabriels” from Justin Hurwitz and Andrew Gurland.
NBC is said to be high on Jason Katims’ spin on “About a Boy.” A sleeper to watch at the Peacock is comedy “Welcome to the Family” from writer Mike Sikowitz, which revolves around a culture clash of white and Latino families brought together by an unplanned pregnancy. Writer DJ Nash’s comedy “Then Came Elvis,” featuring Harold Perrineau and Parker Posey, also has traction at the Peacock.
Drama-wise, ABC is said to be ready to roll on “Lucky 7,” a redo of a British drama about a group of supermarket employees who win the lottery. Fox likes the look of Kinnear as a charming rogue lawyer in “Rake” — a tonal successor to “House,” no doubt.
There are always a few no-brainers. ABC’s “Agents of Shield” drama is getting on the air unless we all wake up on May 14 (the day of ABC’s upfront presentation) in a parallel world where Disney doesn’t control the Marvel Universe. CBS wants Kim Raver in its stable of stars, which bodes well for the “NCIS: Red” spinoff that the network test-drove as a two-episode arc last month.
Chuck Lorre’s Mom, starring Anna Faris and Allison Janney, is pretty much bulletproof at CBS, aided by a great script and swell cast.
I’m not sure what the reviews are yet for CBS’ legal drama “The Advocate,” from “Mentalist” man Bruno Heller, but I’ll be hunting down a screener just to see Ben McKenzie (fresh off a career-making role on “Southland”) work with the always-awesome CCH Pounder.
McG’s ABC drama “Westside” is also a must-obtain, if only to see what haunts he and writer Byron Balasco chose to feature in the drama set among warring families in Venice (California, not Italia). Angelenos, of course, know the beachside hamlet is not actually a city unto itself, but we’ll let that slide for artistic license — just as long as the Warner Bros. TV production doesn’t have telltale traces of Burbank in its backdrops.
(Cynthia Littleton, 07.05.2013)

ULTIMA ORA - #Hannibal sul nuovo canale free #Mediaset #TopCrime (switchoff il 1 giugno) #multichannel2013
— Leo Damerini (@LeoDamerini) 07 maggio 2013

NEWS - I 10 pilot prossimi venturi da non perdere secondo la bibbia "Tv Guide" (qual è il vostro preferito?)

About a Boy (NBC)
Starring: David Walton, Minnie Driver
Summary: Based on the Nick Hornsby novel and Hugh Grant film, a loutish bachelor (Walton) finds his priorities in life shifting after he befriends the awkward son (Benjamin Stockham) of his neighbor (Driver).
Pedigree: Parenthood's Jason Katims will write and executive-produce the comedy with originalBoy producers Robert DeNiro, Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner and Jane Rosenthal. Jon Favreau will helm the pilot.
Why we like it: Walton (Perfect Couples, Bent) is perfectly cast as a man-child in this heartwarming comedy that makes us want to be a kid again.
Why it has a shot: It already has a built-in fan base, which will make NBC's job easier. Plus: The network is hot on Katims, after giving Parenthood a full 22-episode season.
Check out the complete list of ABC's pilots

Believe (NBC)
Starring: Jake McLaughlin, Kyle MacLachlan
Summary: An unlikely relationship develops between a young girl (Johnny Sequoyah) with a gift and a man (Jake McLaughlin) sprung from prison who has been tasked with protecting her from the evildoers who covet her power, among them Skouras (McLachlan), a mysterious billionaire.
Pedigree: Harry Potter's Alfonso Cuaron and The Forgotten's Mark Friedman will write and executive-produce the drama with Lost's J.J. Abrams and Bryan Burk.
Why we like it: The script was bursting with what will likely turn into visually stunning shots and effects at the hands of Cuaron.
Why it has a shot: The pedigree alone should be enough to land this drama a spot on the network's schedule, especially since Abrams' Bad Robot gave NBC its only bona fide hit last season with Revolution.

Beverly Hills Cop (CBS)
Starring: Eddie Murphy, Brandon T. Jackson, Christine Lahti
Summary: In a sorta-sequel to the movie franchise, the police officer son (Jackson) of Axel Foley (Murphy) patrols the rich and famous of Beverly Hills under the leadership of Lahti's Captain Chernick.
Pedigree: The Shield's Shawn Ryan will write and executive-produce the drama with Murphy.
Why we like it: Axel Foley's young son is just as hilarious — if not more so — than his legendary pops!
Why it has a shot: Even those who never saw the original films will be attracted to the lavish, gritty world of California's sunshine-noir. Plus: CBS isn't likely to pass up the opportunity to bring Murphy back to TV.

Check out the complete list of CBS' pilots

Brooklyn Nine-Nine (Fox)
Starring:, Andy Samberg, Andre Braugher, Terry Crews
Summary: A group of detectives — including Samberg, Braugher and Crews — form an odd family in a police precinct in an outermost neighborhood of New York City.
Pedigree: Parks and Recreation's Mike Schur and Dan Goor will write and executive-produce the comedy with 30 Rock's David Miner.
Why we like it: Samberg, the former SNL goofball, has a chance to prove he can navigate both comedy and tragedy, bringing to mind Hill Street Blues and M*A*S*H.
Why it has a shot: Schur, Goor and Samberg all know comedy cold.

Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (ABC)
Starring: Clark Gregg, Ming-Na
Summary: It's based on Marvel Universe's fictional and secret law-enforcement agency, Strategic Hazard Intervention Espionage Logistic Directorate.
Pedigree: The Avengers' Joss Whedon, Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen will write and executive-produce the drama.
Why we like it: An action-packed thrill ride that resurrects Agent Coulson (Gregg) and introduces Ming-Na as a steely new agent? Count us in!
Why it has a shot: The Avengers has grossed $1.5 billion worldwide. Need we say more? Fine, Whedon also brought Buffy, Angel and Firefly to our TV screens!

Check out the complete list of The CW's pilots

Mom (CBS)
Starring: Anna Faris, Allison Janney
Summary: A newly sober single mom (Faris) — who blames her own mother (Janney) for her issues — tries to pull her life together in Napa Valley.
Pedigree: Two and a Half Men's Chuck Lorre will write and executive-produce the comedy withMen's Eddie Gorodetsky.
Why we like it: True to form, Lorre doesn't skimp on the schadenfreude as Faris' hot mess Christy enables our own feelings of superiority.
Why it has a shot: It's doubtful CBS will say no to Lorre, who has given the network three hit series (Two and a Half Men, The Big Bang Theory and Mike & Molly). Plus: The chemistry between Faris and Janney is sure to be undeniable.

Oxygen (The CW)
Starring: Aimee Teegarden, Matt Lanter
Summary: An epic romance ignites between a human girl (Teegarden) and an alien boy (Lanter) when he and eight others of his kind start attending high school in the suburbs.
Pedigree: The Good Wife's Meredith Averill will write and executive-produce the drama withMission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol producer Josh Appelbaum.
Why we like it: It feels like District 9-meets-Romeo and Juliet.
Why it has a shot: Sure, it's a Roswell-esque drama about aliens, but at its core, it's a high school love story — something at which The CW excels. Plus: 90210's Lanter and Friday Night Lights' Teegarden have valuable name recognition.

Check out the complete list of Fox's pilots

Rake (Fox)
Starring: Greg Kinnear, Miranda Otto
Summary: Kinnear stars as a brilliant, charming defense attorney whose biggest challenges existoutside the courtroom — he owes money to the IRS and a bookie, he's juggling overlapping affairs, and he has a cranky kid and an exhausted ex-wife (Otto).
Pedigree: Peter Duncan, creator of the original Australian series, and Rescue Me's Peter Tolan will write and executive-produce the drama.
Why we like it: It's not your typical legal series: Kinnear's character is at times more depraved than his clients, and watching his constant recalibration of his moral compass is intriguing.
Why it has a shot: Fox will likely want to repeat the success it had with bringing Kevin Bacon to TV in The Following by locking down Oscar nominee Kinnear. 

Super Fun Night (ABC)
Starring: Rebel Wilson
Summary: Kimmie (Wilson) and her two best friends (Lauren Ash and Liza Lapira) worry that their Friday-night tradition of staying home in their pajamas will be threatened when Kimmie gets a big promotion at her law firm and is invited to a party by the cute transfer from the London office (Kevin Bishop). It's time to take Super Fun Night on the road!
Pedigree: Wilson will write and executive-produce the comedy with Conan O'Brien and Conan'sJeff Ross.
Why we like it: As in all her roles, Wilson (Bridesmaids, Pitch Perfect) dives head-first into Kimmie, who is both pathetic and endearing -- but mostly pathetic. And let's be honest, we all want to spend Friday night in our PJs. This way, we can do it vicariously with a sympathetic, hilarious heroine.
Why it has a shot: Fat Amy Wilson is among the hottest names in comedy right now; of courseABC wants to be in business with her.

Check out the complete list of NBC's pilots

Tomorrow People (The CW)
Starring: Peyton List, Robbie Amell (Arrow star Stephen Amell's cousin), Mark Pellegrino
Summary: Based on the U.K. series of the same name, it's the story of a group of young people from around the globe — List and Amell among them — who represent the next stage in human evolution and possess special powers like teleportation and telepathy. They work together to defeat the forces of evil. Genre stable Pellegrino (Lost, Revolution, Supernatural) plays the villain.
Pedigree: Chuck's Phil Klemmer will write and executive-produce with The Vampire Diaries' Julie Plec and Arrow's Greg Berlanti.
Why we like it: It's the promise that Heroes never quite fulfilled, combined with the CW's special talent for eye candy. Plus: What a great companion show for Arrow.
Why it has a shot: Ordering People to series would expand the network's relationship with Plec and Berlanti, two of the network's most valuable players.

Which of these pilots sounds the most promising to you?

NEWS - "Dexter" time!

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GOSSIP - Il ritorno di Mischa "cotiche" Barton, sponsorizzata dal progetto Dharma!
Uno cerca di dimenticarla, di pensare ad altro, di diventare piuttosto eremita che sentire (e soprattutto vedere) news su di lei, ma lei non molla! Mischa "cotiche" Barton è viva e lotta insieme a noi. Eccola in una mise sponsorizzata dal progetto Dharma e pronta a sfidare in una partita all'ultimo arrocco Boris Spasskij. Lo sguardo incornicato da un volto paffutello è di colei che "azz, m'avete beccato anche stavolta", con quel maglioncino legato in vita come neanche negli anni '70 osavano portare, con quelle simmetrie che sfidano l'obbrorio in un bianco e nero che invita a dimenticarla fino alla prossima sfilata involontaria nel tunnel degli orrori dove il buon gusto è messo sotto scacco.

NEWS - Ultima ora! La prima immagine di Taylor Swift guest-star di "New Girl"!