Adrianne Palicki cast as Wonder Woman for new TV series

[NickRocks]

Take a good look at her belt buckle.
Is anyone else seeing that?

if youre implying what im thinking then LOFL

[KRAZYRICKY1]

she runs like a little girl

[Popninja]

The one thing I do hate is that it's on NBC. They have a horrible history of canceling a show if it doesn't do huge rating right out of the box.

I think their Thursday night comedy lineup pretty much debunks that statement. Shows like 30 Rock and The Office are critical darlings that initially didn't bring in many viewers at all. NBC stuck with them and even though they still aren't ratings juggernauts, they're still on the air. Seinfeld was another show NBC took a chance on, let find it's wings, and then benefited from giving it a chance. NBC has done this with many shows. FOX is the company that kills shows before they can even catch a breath.

[bfowler]

I don't know if I'll ever get over NBC canceling "SURFACE". I loved that show. Long live Nim.

[Popninja]

Well, it looks like one of my favorite new shows, "Chase," is going to get the axe, as well. They've put it on hiatus, and I would be surprised if they brought it back.

[Spidey]

I don't get belt buckle joke.

[dmario]

no one does. i think he's seeing something no one else does.

[spidey976]

Oh... I see it and now I can't unsee it

[KRAZYRICKY1]

FOX is the company that kills shows before they can even catch a breath.

That there is one of the main reasons I hate fox. Can you say Terminator

[joekey]

Oh .... You mean they have actually found a way to store a computer in someone's head that can give them information and abilities whenever they need them? No .... Oh so it is fictional science? We need to come up with a name for that. How about Fic Sci?

I guess its been awhile since Ive even watched Chuck and forgot its entire premise :/ My bad lol. Anyways I vote Fy Sy!

[dmario]

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/nbc-adds-pilot-orders-awake-187564

NBC PASSES ON WONDER WOMAN

*whew!*

Despite having the most buzz of any pilot this season, the David E. Kelley reboot failed to score a pickup. The news comes after lackluster buzz and a network screening that went poorly, multiple sources tell THR. The drama, produced by Warner Bros. TV, is a reinvention of the iconic DC comic in which Wonder Woman (Adrianne Palicki) is a vigilante crime-fighter in Los Angeles but also a successful corporate executive trying to balance all the elements of her extraordinary life. Joining Palicki is Elizabeth Hurley, Tracie Thoms and Cary Elwes. Jeff Reiner (The Event) directed the pilot. In recent weeks, sources had suggested that the network would renew Kelley's first season drama, Harry's Law, instead.

[Huerta]

good on them. It sounded and looked terrible.

[joekey]

Now I'm just worried someone like the CW might pick it up instead.

[bushiboy]

It sounded like a CW show anyway.

[dmario]

for CW it would have to have a LITTLE bit more edge.

I think they should go straight Xena with it.