Lights Out @ "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip"

The most anticipated new show of the 2006-2007 season, "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" from the brilliant mind of Aaron Sorkin, that quickly turned into the biggest flop of the season (at least from a Nielsen perspective) quietly ended its run on NBC last night with a happy-ending.

The drama gave pleasant conclusions to its open plotlines with Danny celebrating his fatherhood as Jordan came up with adoption papers for him to sign. Matt and Harriet also got a schmaltzy resolution - she decided to spend the rest of her life with him, they confessed their undying love to each other and made out like crazy.

As for the ratings, although the 4,25 million people who tuned in was a far cry from the 13+ million who sampled the pilot back in September 2006 when the behind-the-scenes drama debuted with promise, the series finale did ironically manage to win the timeslot in the 18-49 category.

I bet Steven Weber's hilarious character would be happy to hear that.

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"Grey's" Wrap Cake

The cast of ABC's "Grey's Anatomy" concluded the filming of the 3rd season of their hit drama earlier this week and what better way to celebrate then share a delicious "Grey's Wrap Cake." The cast filmed the final scenes...


...at the First Baptist Church in Los Angeles where the wedding of Christina and Preston takes place. The episode "Didn't We Almost Have It All" is now in post-production and will air May 17.

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It's a "Desperate" Wrap

The ladies of Wisteria Lane have finished filming the third season of their hit dramedy and they gathered at a wrap party in Hollywood last night to celebrate. Here are some of the images taken before the event.

The 3rd season finale of "Desperate Housewives" including two weddings and the return of Bree Van De Kamp (Marcia Cross) titled "Getting Married Today" (#3.23) airs Sunday, May 20 at 9/8c. It will be a regular one-hour episode.

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CSI's Sara May Survive After All

TV Guide reports CSI star Jorja Fox is in talks with CBS to stay on the hit procedural for another season. In this year's season finale Fox's character Sara Sidle is hit by a car, but an earlier plan to kill off the character as a result of the accident has been scrapped.

The actress and co-star George Eads staged a walkout in the summer of 2004 following a salary dispute with the network. At the time, both actors were fired, prompting them to reach an agreement and return to work.

In the meantime, Fox was given a more prominent place on the show, and after the actress staged a similar walkout for one day of shooting this year, the network continued to negotiate the new contract.

Jorja's character's fate will be ambiguous at the end of the current season, giving the actress an opportunity to return to work.

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Heigl, Pompeo Film "Grey's" Finale

Ellen Pompeo and Katherine Heigl continued their work on the 3rd season finale of ABC's blockbuster medical drama "Grey's Anatomy" on Tuesday. Here are fresh candids from the set where someone seems to be running a little late.

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