Do those rumors include Amy Sherman-Palladino?

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They are not that complete. The discussion over at TWOP wonders about ASP but I haven't read the original source. (I also wonder whether this isn't the sort of rumor that flies whenever a beloved show goes away.)

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You know, I really thought I read someone from the cast saying that there would probably be a reunion movie...that the cast had signed on for it. I wish I could remember where I read that.

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Ausiello says that ASP is behind the reunion movie.

ETA:

Question: So, what gives? There is no way you could still be at Fox's upfront party. Did you track down AS-P, and, if so, what were the final four words she had in mind for Gilmore Girls?— Katrina

Ausiello: OK, here's the deal: Yes, I tracked her down, but, no, she did not cough up those elusive four words. But wait — there's more. And it's good. No, amazing. No, un-frakkin'-believable. Amazing, even. Wait, did I say that already? Well, it's true. Because just as I was about to brand her a big ol' promise-breaker right there in front of all those industry types, Amy explained why she couldn't divulge her long-ago-planned Gilmore ending. (Gilmore fanatics: This is the time in Sprockets when you either lean on a heavy object or just sit down.) In the next year or two, she hopes to make — wait for it — a two-hour Gilmore Girls TV-movie that ties up all those loose threads! I nearly fell over when she said it — especially given what she told me back in December. (BTW, lest you think Amy was pulling my leg, her partner in life and in showbiz, Dan Palladino, confirmed that a GG reunion pic is something they're interested in pursuing.)

(Added because there are big Heroes casting spoilers on the same page. Spoilers for next year you know.)

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Possible Jericho news:

Question: What, if anything, are your sources telling you regarding this Jericho "closure" that CBS is promising? I think I speak for every fan when we say we don't want closure. We want Season 2!— Josh >br?

Ausiello: All I know is that a meeting is taking place this week at CBS. To learn more about the gargantuan "Save Jericho" movement, head to jericholives.com.

And I thought -- hmmm, because most of the shows that I've heard of having that sort of campaign are not on the top network in the country - they're on the smallest networks or on cable only and probably have a tiny percentage of the viewers of even the lesser viewed shows on the big networks. So maybe the Jericho Lives campaign really is massive.

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Okay, apparently people are sending nuts to CBS.

Okay.

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Lennie James left a nice message on CBS' message board.

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NCIS: man, that was a nice little twist at the ending. I don't get what the Angel of Death was supposed to be about, other than a red herring, and the story about the addict and the pimp was kind of boring. But I gotta say, that was some wicked-gross out of the chick sniffing coke out of her brother's organs. gyuh ew.

I wonder if they'll be able to sustain both the Director's dad returning from the dead, and the new developments with La Granui (or however it's spelled); and I wonder if Jean was a plant, but I don't think so from the way La Granui was poring over pictures of Tony. Tense stuff, all around.

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I don't think so from the way La Granui was poring over pictures of Tony

and Granui kept deflecting his stooge's plan to use Jeanne against Tony. The pimp/addict thing was a nice way to confront Jeanne with the truths of Tony's world, though. Which I think she's going to get a lot more familiar with as this Director/Granui/Jeanne/Tony thing gets pulled tighter and tighter.

Gibbs called McGee "Tim"! Was that a first?

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(another thing I love about this thread, I hadn't even thought of going on about NCIS)

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