There's a strange trend in TV Universe where male leads are consistently fatter, less attractive, and less intelligent then their female counterparts. What gives? Well, networks are figuring out that the the balance has been tipped, and they're straggling after it, says Variety's Michael Schneider. For the past few years, networks have focused on the male demographic, forgetting that women are the ones who watch more primetime television. "People looked at the schedule and started wondering what happened to women in comedy," quotes Schneider. Well, look no further! Upcoming CBS and ABC pilots feature female leads, such stars as Jenna Elfman and Julia Louis-Dreyfus. What, no Jenna Jameson? Down with men! More Jenna Jameson!
There's a strange trend in TV Universe where male leads are consistently fatter, less attractive, and less intelligent then their female counterparts. What gives? Well, networks are figuring out that the the balance has been tipped, and they're straggling after it, says Variety's Michael Schneider. For the past few years, networks have focused on the male demographic, forgetting that women are the ones who watch more primetime television. "People looked at the schedule and started wondering what happened to women in comedy," quotes Schneider. Well, look no further! Upcoming CBS and ABC pilots feature female leads, such stars as Jenna Elfman and Julia Louis-Dreyfus. What, no Jenna Jameson? 
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