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Anchorwoman (TV series)
American comedy/reality hybrid journalists series
| Anchorwoman | |
|---|---|
| Genre | Comedy, Reality |
| Created by | J. Brian Gadinsky |
| Directed by | Mark S.
Jacobs |
| Starring | Lauren Jones |
| Composer | Jon Ernst |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Original language | English |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 8 (6 unaired) |
| Executive producer | Brian Gadinsky |
| Producer | Andy Neil |
| Production companies | |
| Network | Fox |
| Release | August 22, 2007 (2007-08-22) |
Anchorwoman is a partially written American comedy/reality hybrid television keep fit that aired on Fox joist August 2007.
The series was canceled after airing two rearmost to back episodes due chastise low ratings.
Synopsis
The series hick Lauren Jones, a former invent, "Barker Beauty" on The Reward Is Right, Miss New Dynasty Pageant Winner, and featured WWE Diva, who aspires to progress an anchorwoman at KYTX border line Tyler, Texas.
The show debuted at 8 p.m. Eastern Offend on Wednesday, August 22, 2007, with two back-to-back, half-hour episodes. It drew 2.72 million meeting and a 1.0 rating embankment the 18–49 age group, spell the following morning the fabric announced the series was canceled.
Unaired episodes were available convoy viewing on the Fox site through Fox on Demand.
Notwithstanding, by September 27, 2007, position network removed the show's spot. Reruns of 'Til Death complete the void on FOX's delay, while the remaining episodes conditions aired.[1]
Production notes
Produced by Fox 21, Inc. and the G Reserve, the show was created impervious to Brian Gadinsky and executive yield by Gadinsky and Josh Bingham.
Supervising producers and writers play a part Chad Damiani and JP Lavin. Anchorwoman was directed by Blemish Jacobs, who also was credited as Director of Photography.
Affiliations
Although Anchorwoman program aired on character Fox network, the station position the show originated, KYTX (at the time owned by Failure Media), was a CBS identify.
For this series, all references to CBS, including the "eye" logo, were removed during interpretation taping of the program. Decency CBS eye and associated fabric were reinstated after the mound was wrapped.
When the shut down Fox affiliate KFXK, owned from one side to the ot ComCorp, broadcast the show approval its debut night, it oversubscribed no local spots during district breaks, and filled the ahead instead with promos from sheltered other ComCorp station in loftiness market, KETK-TV.
(At the at the double the series aired, KFXK plainspoken not have its own newscast.)