As part of his new, two-year deal with Warner Bros., Chuck executive producer Scott Rosenbaum is taking over the reins of ABC’s new version of the sci-fi series V, which debuts tonight with the first of 4 episodes before going on hiatus until spring. Looks like he’ll finish production on at least the first 13 episodes of Chuck before V resumes production in January.
DKD — I realize that it doesn't have to be a new musical. I'm probably biased by my opinion that some...
Jimmy — I know how you feel, it has been my show as well. Shared it with my brother in law and...
Wilf — Don't you mean the “Chris Fedak Award for Best Stories Fi.." ?
sundoll — It doesn't have to be a new musical, actors swap roles all the time, do limited runs, etc. I'd...
ziohenry — Why I couldn't find the "Chris Fedak Award for Best Stories Finale"? :)
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Gord
November 3, 2009
Hate to see us lose the talent from Chuck, but who knows he might have some ideas that will save that show. My gut tells me that V is a real stinker right now and I wonder how it will survive against a show like NCIS that is very popular.
If anyone can turn it around, it would have to be a Chuck team member.
StrangeWorld
November 3, 2009
Best of luck to him.
Agree with Gord about the likely state of V. There has to be something seriously wrong with it judging by some of the measures that have been taken.
Agent52
November 4, 2009
Like perhaps the premise? The original was big until they tried to make it weekly.