Despite poor reviews and critics labeling the show as a huge failure, NBC is bringing back Kath and Kim to our small screens just to prove that show is still worth giving a try.  With the comedy series given a full season order after just four episodes, viewers are expecting the series to redeem itself with the remaining episodes, especially after a rise in the ratings last November when the show pulled 5.5 million viewers and a 2.4 rating in the 18-49 demographic.  The show also maintained its

We recently reported that NBC’s remake of the Australian original Kath and Kim received poor reviews after being called “jaw-dropping awful” and having “no substance” whatsoever.  The Popwatch blog on Entertainment Weekly even criticized it the show, saying, “In translating the cult hit for a stateside audience, the creators of Kath & Kim have stripped the show of its essence and edge.  Overly slick, it lacks the grit and wit of the original.”

In August, BuddyTV gave you a Fall Review, giving you a sneak peek into the returning and new shows that will hit the airwaves this season.  One of those shows is NBC’s

For exclusive on-set videos and hot features on the new TV season, check out BuddyTV‘s Fall 2008 Preview.Network: NBCPremiere: Thursday, October 9, 8:30pm

It‘s not a matter of talent, but a matter of shape.  Selma Blair of Hellboy fame is shunning her slim and athletic figure for an added ounce of flab.  Her new role in the comedy

NBC has yet to premiere their new sitcom Kath and Kim, but already audiences are worried that the adaptation of the popular Australian comedy, which stars Molly Shannon and Selma Blair, would ruin the comedy.

Though I was only in Los Angeles for four days of panel sessions at the Television Critics Association press tour, it was enough to glimpse the utter insanity that is the event. Days are packed with session after session as more than 100 TV critics ask questions to the new stars and showrunners as well as network executives.

On the final day of panels for the Television Critics Association press tour, NBC previewed some of its new shows coming this Fall. The network has the Jekyll and Hyde spy drama

BuddyTV is looking at the 17 new shows the major networks will premiere this Fall to see which ones are worth getting excited about and which ones we have low expectations for.