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05-24-2004, 04:35 PM
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| Administrator   |  The first episode will air June 1 on The WB. You can check the trailer at www.thewb.com I think it'll be a fun show. I'll watch it. ************ Summerland New Series Hour Drama Tuesdays this summer cast Lori Loughlin Shawn Christian Merrin Dungey Ryan Kwanten Jesse McCartney Kay Panabaker Nick Benson Taylor Cole From Aaron Spelling, the force behind 7th Heaven, Charmed, and Melrose Place, comes a new family drama about a new type of family. Lori Loughlin (Full House) stars as Ava Gregory, a free-spirited fashion designer sharing a beach house with her best friends in California. With a daily regimen that includes sun, surf, and swim, settling down is on the bottom of her priority list. That is, until her sister and brother-in-law are killed in an accident, leaving three young children in Ava's care. As an immediate parent to 16-year-old Bradin, 13-year-old Nikki, and 9-year-old Derrick, Ava is forced to grow up fast and learn a few valuable lessons about commitment. It's a rocky road, but with the support of her loyal roommates, Ava's instant family will slowly learn to adjust to their new life in a place called Summerland. A Spelling Television production, with executive producers Aaron Spelling, E. Duke Vincent (7th Heaven, Charmed), Remi Aubuchon (Chicago Hope, Providence), and Stephen Tolkin, and producer Lori Loughlin.         [ May 24, 2004, 04:36 PM: Message edited by: Dirrty ] |
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06-02-2004, 08:59 PM
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| Administrator |  Well did ya'll watch it? I saw it and it was awsome. I am so gonna to watch the next episode. Bradin is such a sweetie. I really hope the show will be permanent. The pilot had some promising ratings. Read this article ******************* 'Summerland' Premiere Makes WB Feel Fine LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) - No one knows yet whether the idea of year-round television programming, including original dramas and comedies, will really fly at the networks. The first scripted series of this summer, however, is off to a decent start. "Summerland," which premiered Tuesday (June 1) on The WB, set network records for a summertime debut among total viewers and the network's core audience of teens and young adults. The two-hour pilot brought in about 4.6 million viewers -- better than all but one of the series The WB introduced last season. ("Tarzan" premiered to more than 5 million viewers but quickly faded.) The total-viewer number is also higher than the season averages for regular Tuesday-night occupants "Gilmore Girls" (4.1 million) and "One Tree Hill" (3.5 million). "Summerland" obviously has yet to prove any staying power, but its audience did grow somewhat from its first to its second hour. The premiere also helped The WB win the night among teenage viewers and finish second to NBC among persons 12-34, its core audience. Across the board, "Summerland" is the highest-rated summer premiere in The WB's history, which includes the August 1996 debut of "7th Heaven." "Summerland" stars Lori Loughlin as a fashion designer with a new business getting off the ground and a fantastic beach house she shares with three roommates. That life gets thrown for a loop when her sister and brother-in-law are killed in an accident and she becomes guardian to their three kids. http://tv.zap2it.com/tveditorial/tve...559|1|,00.html |
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07-06-2004, 03:26 PM
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| all we need now is a show called Winterland staring myself and people that likes snow and rain.if there is a GOD why hasn't it rained yet,if I were GOD i would make it rain every night in july. SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR IS OUR GODESS WE LOVE YOU SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR |
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