Well ABC just put out there 2011-2012 season pick up and its official Katie’s new show “Georgetown”, did NOT get picked up by the network. We won’t be seeing it on our TV’s this fall for the new seasons but maby one day we will see the pilot online. With this news what will Katie now do guest star on other show’s? or more movies? only time will tell.
ABC Not Picking Up Georgetown?
Written by owner on May 13 2011
Well if this is to go put things are nothing looking good for Katie’s new show Georgetown as ABC dose not look like there going to pick it up for a season but here is hoping that they give it a go.
ABC’s Pan Am which travels back to the 1960s when the airline was an iconic brand, is on course for a series order, as is fantasy-mystery Once Upon a Time. Charlie’s Angels and Good Christian Bitches have been considered locks for a pickup ever since ABC began its pilot screenings earlier this month.
Pan Am, starring Christina Ricci, hails from Jack Orman and Sony Pictures Television. Time, toplined by Ginnifer Goodwin and Lana Parrilla, comes from Lost alums Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis and ABC Studios.
ABC is expected to pick up more than those four, however. Other titles in contention are said to be Shonda Rhimes’ Scandal, procedural Identity, Poe and Revenge.
Not generating as much enthusiasm are Marc Cherry’s Hallelujah, twentysomething-centered Georgetown and detective pilot Partners.
Credit: Variety
More On Set Georgetown March 24th, Candids
Written by owner on March 26 2011
14 more new Hq candids of Katie on the set of Georgetown from Match 24th have bin added into the gallery. A big thanks to Conny for them.
GALLERY LINKs:
– Georgetown > Season 1 > On Set > March 24th, 2011
Katie On The Georgetown Set March 24th, 2011
Written by owner on March 25 2011
Katie and the rest of the cast of Georgetown are in New York right now fliming the Pilot and the first on set candids from filming yesterday. 11 Hq candids have bin added into the gallery with more coming very soon.
GALLERY LINKs:
– Georgetown > Season 1 > On Set > March 24th, 2011
More ‘Georgetown’ Casting New
Written by owner on March 19 2011
Yay for more pretty people on our televisions!
Deadline reports “Undercovers” star Boris Kodjoe has joined the ABC pilot “Georgetown,” which is shaping up to be the home of one of the most attractive casts. Ever. In the history of television.
The pilot from “Gossip Girl’s” Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage is an ensemble drama about young staffers on Capitol Hill.
So who will Kodjoe be playing? The Democratic president’s fiercely intelligent senior adviser. Kodjoe joins a cast that includes “Lone Star’s” James Wolk, “Gossip Girl’s” Kevin Zegers and Katie Cassidy, “Vampire Diaries'” Tiya Sircar and “Persons Unknown’s” Daisy Betts. We repeat: One of the most attractive casts ever.
Joining Schwartz and Savage as an executive producer on the project is Len Goldstein, with Will Fetters writing the pilot and Mark Piznarski (“Veronica Mars,” “Gossip Girl”) directing.
Credit: blog.zap2it.com
News On Georgetown
Written by owner on March 12 2011
ABC recently acquired the rights to “Georgetown,” a television show about young people in Washington who work for D.C. power brokers. The show is the brainchild of Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, who founded the production company Fake Empire. This duo has been behind the hit television series “The O.C.” and “Gossip Girl.” In recent weeks, the show has cast the dynamic Katie Cassidy to play one of the leads. Cassidy will play Nikki, a White House communications office staffer who is close to the first lady.
The show will center on James Wolk’s character, Andrew Pierce, a Yale graduate who is the youngest presidential speech writer ever. Daisy Betts has also been cast in a prominent role. Very few television shows that try to get D.C. right do so. “The West Wing” got it right. So did the short-lived “Mister Sterling.” Many other shows have tried and failed. Furthermore, many of these shows have had a liberal slant, and often did not portray conservatives accurately.
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Credit: humanevents.com