Dirty Sexy Money

Here’s the second post of our new regular feature: The Weekly TV Wrap Up.
The 2nd half of the 08-09 season is officially underway and I am pretty busy trying to watch so many of the new shows that have come out that my recorder is starting to smoke. This morning it said “Eas” and I had to reboot it. (I have no clue what Eas means.) I don’t think my recorder likes me anymore.
But with all the new shows coming up, there’s still news and events to report on. So let’s get this show on the road and get you caught up on some of the things going on behind the veil of our television glass.

 
Reminders:
1. The resident private eye / vampire, Mick St. John is back in repeats of Moonlight. Moonlight stars Alex O’Loughlin, Sophia Myles & Jason Dohring and will air on The Sci-Fi Channel,
Bruce Simmons

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Lionsgate just released another new movie trailer for their upcoming film “Madea Goes to Jail” by director Tyler Perry and starring Vanessa Ferlito (Death Proof, Nothing Like the Holidays), Keshia Knight Pulliam (House of Payne), Sofia Vergara (Dirty Sexy Money) and Tyler Perry as Madea. Synopsis: After a high-speed car chase, Madea (Tyler Perry) winds up behind bars because her quick temper gets the best of her. Meanwhile, Assistant District Attorney Josh Hardaway (Derek Luke) lands a case that’s too personal to handle: that of a young prostitute and former drug addict named Candace (Keshia Knight Pulliam) . When Candace winds up in jail, Madea takes the young woman under her [...]
Brian Corder

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Greg Berlanti has a long resume of TV shows that have been called-- Dirty Sexy Money, Eli Stone and Jack & Bobby were all dead before their time. But still he's getting a shot at the big leagues, tapped by Warner Bros. to direct an adaptation of the novel This Is Where I Leave You. The book, which Variety reports hasn't even been published yet, It's about a family forced to sit Shivah by their departed father, even though none of them are particularly religious. Sounds like a typical "home for the holidays" dysfunctional family movie, but then again, after Rachel Getting Married, I'll never underestimate that genre again. We'll see what Berlanti can do with it.

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