No one expected these two network shows to get renewed. When the show runners know where the secrets are buried though, it is a whole lot easier. They know the biggest secret there is because they happened to be together when they walked in on it.
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14 comments:
Telenovela and ??
Mysteries of Laura?
Grimm? both NBC
So a married producer is doing another married producer and the showrunners of the two shows they produce caught them in the act? Other than explaining why shit TV is allowed to exist, why should we care? Do we even know the names of these people?
Hear, hear!
Maybe the "show runners" walked in on the star fucking a network executive? That would explain one show's renewal but not two so, basically, I have no idea.
...unless the network executive is from the network producing both shows? Maybe?
Mysteries of Laura and Telenovela are on NBC, correct?
(I don't watch either show because I find the actresses are so unlikable.)
Sean Hayes, Just Jack, from Will and Grace,
is the producer of Grimm
Network: NBC.
Show runners: Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner.
Shows: Grimm and Crowded.
Is Castle one of them?
Grimm was a safe bet to get renewed. Solid if not spectacular ratings and owned by NBC. MM's guesses are much better.
So, someone is gay, or married, or f*cking some underage cast member. Those are basically the three biggies.
Can't wait for it to reveal.
That's right whatever gets me more shirtless time with Sasha Roiz. BTW is it just me or do all the male leads on Grimm give off a gay vibe?
Producers get no say in whether a show is renewed. That's all up to the network brass.
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