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Exclusive: CW Sets Reality Show on Virgin’s Flight Attendants
“Fly Girls” will have shades of MTV’s “The Hills.”
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TheWrap’s Deep Dive Into Fall TV
A network-by-network look at all of this season’s potential hits and misses.
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Champagne Corks at the CW: ‘Vampire’ Rocks
If the numbers hold up, the CW may have itself a game-changing hit.
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If The CW Remade ‘Seinfeld’
UCB parody shows how NBC’s classic comedy would be a lot moodier. Newman’s a stud!
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Don’t Call ‘Melrose’ Dead Just Yet
The ratings for the CW soap were disappointing, but not fatal. Could Heather ride to the rescue?
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‘Melrose’ Off to Slow Start as Ratings Season Begins
The CW’s latest remake brings in about half as many viewers as “90210” revamp. It could be a long fall.
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‘Death’ Becomes CW Promo Maven
How ad exec Jennifer Titus ended up recording the song at the heart of the network’s ‘Supernatural’ campaign.
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CW Undresses Sexy Campaign for Ashton’s ‘TBL’
The stars of the CW’s new "The Beautiful Life: TBL" are baring all in the network’s latest attempt to stir up buzz. The network has unveiled a series of racy posters featuring four of the young stars of the Ashton Kutcher-produced soap completely nekkid. Their private parts are, of course, obscured– though just barely,…
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Television — As We Know It — Is Finished
“It’s the beginning of a structural tailspin. The total collapse of the model.”
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Exclusive! The Sexy ‘Vampire Diaries’ Ad Campaign
The CW is readying another provocative ad campaign for one of its shows. The network — which set tongues wagging with its sultry "Gossip Girl" promos (remember "OMFG"?) — today will unveil some seductive new one-sheet advertising aimed at hyping its new Thursday night tentpole drama, "The Vampire Diaries." The key art for the show…
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Blackwell Promoted to CW’s VP of Current Programming
Traci Lynn Blackwell has been promoted to Vice President of Current Programming at The CW network. Her appointment comes on the heels of her success overseeing some of The CW’s highest-rated shows, including breakout hit drama 90210, One Tree Hill and Supernatural. The network recently announced a new slate of…
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Losses for 2008-9 TV Season Less Than Expected
Thanks to “Idol,” Fox finishes on top in the 18-49 category, narrowly edging out CBS.
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