Poor Sam! The shot of her just standing there in shock is heartbreaking.Įveryone in the office wants to help Sam and get Dylan out of there as fast as possible - no one more so than Eddie. He just breaks up with her and storms off. The guy doesn’t even try to deny it or make up an excuse. (ABC/David Bukach)Īs this episode shows us, Sam was told by a reporter live on the red carpet that her fiancé, Dylan, was cheating on her. “Ex’s and Oh’s” gives us our first insight into Sam’s old life prior to her career-ending, mega-meltdown. What’s the last thing she needs right now? A sex tape scandal!
She’s made new friends and is moving on with her life. Sam is working so hard to get her life back to together. The cast also includes Marnie Alton, Megan Cavanagh, Angela Featherstone and Heather Matarazzo.On Take Two Season 1 Episode 4, “Ex’s and Oh’s,” Sam is forced to help her ex-fiancé recover his stolen computer in order to keep her already-fragile reputation from being completely ruined.
The series, based on the short film “The Ten Rules: A Lesbian Survival Guide,” follows the adventures of Jennifer (Michelle Paradise), a documentary filmmaker and her search for Ms. Meanwhile, Logo said that “Exes” is the first-ever scripted comedy about lesbian friends and relationships for a basic cable channel. Star Mary-Louise Parker won a Golden Globe this year for her role as a pot-dealing suburban mother. “Weeds” is created and executive produced by Jenji Kohan.
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” ‘Weeds’ is quintessential Showtime: bold, provocative, premium television with production values at the top of the food chain,” Showtime president of entertainment Robert Greenblatt said.Īdded Kevin Beggs, president of television programming and production at Lionsgate: “The talent - both in front of and behind the camera - is extraordinary.” He also praised Showtime for going “above and beyond to support the unique creative vision of the series since Day 1.” The first airing of the second-season finale last month was the series’ most-watched single telecast ever, drawing 626,000 viewers. Season 2 of “Weeds,” Showtime’s second-most-watched series behind “Dexter,” improved on its first season by 18% in terms of average weekly viewers.
The series, produced by Lionsgate in association with Tilted Prods., is set to resume production in Los Angeles in the spring for a summer premiere. Separately, Fox confirmed that the final four episodes of “Vanished,” the rookie drama that was yanked from the schedule last month, will be offered as streaming video on News Corp.-owned MySpace on four consecutive Fridays starting tonight.įor its third season, Showtime has increased the episode order of “Weeds” by three installments compared with Season 2. The pickups for “Standoff” and “Death” amount to a vote of confidence from the network as both shows are pulling in modest Nielsen numbers. The sitcom stars Brad Garrett and Joely Fisher as a long-married couple who live next door to newlyweds. In cable news, Showtime has picked up a third season of its comedy “Weeds” with an expanded 15-episode order, while Logo has greenlighted the scripted comedy “Exes and Ohs.”įox ordered six more episodes of “Standoff,” which stars Ron Livingston and Rosemarie DeWitt as hostage negotiators who are romantically involved. spread some good cheer to two of its rookie series Thursday, handing pickups to 20th Century Fox TV’s drama “Standoff” and Sony Pictures TV’s comedy ” ‘Til Death,”
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