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I think the problem with Jezebel James was they did NOTHING to promote it. The only time I heard ANYTHING about it was here on Buzz. The networks curse themselves sometimes.
1I'm with you radarkitty, I didn't hear anything about Jezebel James except on this site and pinkisthenewblog.
It's such a shame because it was a cute show with a lot of promise. Putting it on Friday nights with almost non-existent advertising killed it.
2Jezebel James seemed doomed from the start. Too bad, since I really like both actresses.
3Grrr I hate FOX - they doomed it from the get go! Freakin' Friday night slot, when their target market goes out on Friday nights, and they didn't promote it AT ALL! This was the new show I was looking forward to the most and now, done. BOOO ON FOX! They play the cwrap out of American Idol and then get rid of this.
4My sister and I are still singing K-I-T-T-Y from the second episode, by the way! SO FUNNY!
so - Jezebel James is no more? rats. i watched the first 2 episodes and loved it.
5children of men the tv series?! hmm. sounds interesting.
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