When Amanda Peet got pregnant in real-life, a lot of people wondered whether or not her Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip character would become pregnant too. Now Kristin over at E! Online breaks news that the Jordan McDeere character on the show will in fact become pregnant as well.
Who's the father? No word on that yet, though co-star Bradley Whitford has a few funny remarks about the whole plotline.
They'll be more about this story on E! News Daily, tonight at 7.
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10-19-2006 @ 6:40PM
Design said...
Can I be the one to do it?
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10-19-2006 @ 3:30PM
Wayne said...
"the Jordan McDeere character on the show will in fact become pregnant as well."
Amanda Peet is "in fact" pregnant, but her character is "in fiction" pregnant.
(Grammatical nitpicking at its finest.)
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10-19-2006 @ 3:34PM
bojac said...
Thats assuming it will still be on the air when she begins to "show".
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10-19-2006 @ 4:16PM
Porchland said...
I just hope NBC doesn't give Studio 60 the limbo burnoff like it did Joey. If it's done, cancel it.
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10-19-2006 @ 5:40PM
David said...
Yeah it doesn't matter at all. She's not that important and the show will be canceled before she shows.
And Joey got 2 years for no reason at all besides the fact NBC couldn't think of anything else. Studio 60 should get 2 seasons before Joey did.
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10-19-2006 @ 6:55PM
Chris said...
Actually, "Joey" got two yeaqrs because NBC/Warners Bros was contractually obligated to produce two seasons worth of episodes..
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