The fact that Kim CattrALL is cast as a supporting character and I'm STILL as excited as I was when this was first announced tells me just how excited I am.

[ edited by TheZeppo on 2006-03-10 20:20 ]

TheZeppo | March 10, 21:21 CET

It's Cattrall, actually ...

Anwyn | March 10, 22:17 CET

Accident.

TheZeppo | March 10, 22:19 CET

Wasn't trying to poke a stick at you, Zeppo, but to point out that it's typoed in the post itself as well. :)

Anwyn | March 10, 22:45 CET

hehe. No problem, Anwyn. I'm with yuh.

TheZeppo | March 10, 22:46 CET

I think Tony's chances of getting his sitcom picked up just increased a lot.

impalergeneral | March 10, 22:46 CET

MY bad, I fixed it.

VerseRoamer | March 10, 22:50 CET

"The Slattern"? Sheesh. I think she'll be great, and it raises my interest level in the series.

chasa | March 10, 23:01 CET

No judgment implied, I love her!! Said with affection and, um, desire!

VerseRoamer | March 10, 23:06 CET

Cattrall and Head. Throw in Kurt Russell and we can have the Jack Burton TV show I've waited for for years!

Andrew Tom | March 10, 23:21 CET

What the...exit, stage left.

Madhatter | March 10, 23:35 CET

Uh... what's a slattern?

Might be forced to watch this one regardless of what network picks it up. I like Elton John. I like Anthony Stewart Head. I like Kim Cattrall. I like laughing. This one's practically a no-brainer. However the sitcom formula has worn thin on me. I hope they find an angle that makes it more interesting than just a gay rock star making snide comments at whatever happens around him. And I purposefully avoided Will & Grace just for that reason. "Hey lookit us! We're a successful gay sitcom! We're NOT Ellen! We got gayness all around! Just look at it! Have you ever seen so much gayness on network television!!?" I had to pass on that.

I wonder who they'd get to star in a sitcom about Billy Joel's life? Joe Pesci?

ZachsMind | March 11, 01:06 CET

Like a hussy or a jezabelle. Sort of a slut though i've always thought of slattern as being a bit less judgmental than that.

Didn't take to Will and Grace much myself. Seemed to rely too much on gimmicky performances rather than a funny script. Also, Will seemed to gayness a bit like The Fonz was to James Dean.

Got some hopes for ASH's show though it'll have to break the mold for this kind of sitcom to grab me, I think. Certainly be giving it a chance though and I hope it's hugely successful for him, even if it's not to my taste.

(Oh, do I, The Piano Man, amuse you ? Huh ? Do I ?)

Saje | March 11, 01:23 CET

Ok, I think that I'm excited about Cattrall being on Head's show, only for the fact that it'll get better advertisement.

Sania Delian | March 11, 03:18 CET