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Posted Mar 15th 2008 12:02PM by Allison Waldman
Filed under: House, Pickups and Renewals

Paul Attanasio,
House executive producer, has conjured up a legal drama for Fox. The network greenlighted a one-hour pilot,
Court K, which is set in Milwaukee and involves a judge, a prosecutor and a public defender. Just because it's set in Milwaukee, don't expect to see Laverne and Shirley.
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House is not your typical medical drama,
Court K will not be a typical lawyer show, not that
Boston Legal is typical, but you know what I mean.
Court K is reportedly a lot grittier, with sardonic, dark comic elements. We'll have to see if any of the principals are hooked on Vicodan. I wonder if it'll remind me of the movie
...And Justice For All, which was also a dark comic look at a Baltimore courthouse. But then, wasn't that
Night Court, too?
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Posted Aug 16th 2006 3:36PM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: Sports, Cable, Talent, Celebrities
Ah, yes, the two-bit weasel slug. I remember seeing something about this on Animal Planet. They're only found in certain climates around the world, and are usually harmless, unless provoked by sports columnists.
A few days ago we talked about Tony Kornheiser's worry that he would be a flop on Monday Night Football. I didn't see his first performance so I can't comment on it (but you can go ahead and put your comments below), but his coworker at The Washington Post did and wrote a review of it. And now Kornheiser is fighting back at Paul Farhi's review, calling him a two-bit weasel slug and saying he's someone "I would gladly run over with a Mack truck."
For the record, the coworkers here at TV Squad never say bad things about each other. Ever.