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Veronica Mars stars to reunite on Party Down

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party down starzI can't believe I forgot to add Party Down to my recent list of new shows I'm looking forward to. Not only is it produced by Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas, but it also stars several Veronica Mars alums. Ken Marino (Vinnie Van Lowe), Ryan Hansen (Dick Casablancas), Adam Scott (Mr. Rooks), and Jane Lynch (Mrs. Donaldson) have all been cast in lead roles.

I know, I know; I was hoping to see Jason Dohring, Enrico Colantoni or even Kristen Bell on the cast list too. No such luck. But Colantoni is set to guest star in at least one episode, and so is Ed Begley Jr., who played Dean O'Dell in the last season of Veronica Mars. Plus, Thomas said that Bell has expressed interest in appearing on the show.

"She has a gap free at the end [of our shooting schedule], so I think Kristen may appear in the show, which could be really great," Thomas told the Pittsburg Post-Gazette.

There's still no news about Dohring potentially showing up (I guess he's too busy with Washingtonienne), but I'm sure he'd fit right in on this show. Party Down is a comedy that revolves around a group of wannabee actors working the Hollywood catering circuit. It sounds like Kitchen Confidential meets Entourage, but you know, probably a lot funnier.

The show will also star Judd Apatow regular Martin Starr and Lizzy Caplan (True Blood). Paul Rudd, one of my favorite comedic actors, is producing along with Thomas and about half of the Veronica Mars producing team. The show premieres March 20 on STARZ. Will you watch?

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