A couple of days ago, we told you about the news that
Lost's (and -- to me -- Titus' and Drew Carey's) Cynthia Watros has signed to be a
"guest star" on the new Tom Cavanagh CBS sitcom, which for now is called My Ex-Life. But the
important part of the story as far as I'm concerned is that Watros will be taking the place of Sons &
Daugters' Gillian Vigman (pictured), who had
signed on to the pilot deal as a second option, in case S&D got cancelled.So here's the $64 question: Does this mean that S&D, one of my favorite shows of the season, is coming back? We don't know yet, but this Zap2It article speculates that becaue ABC Entertainment president Steve McPherson is such a big fan of the show and he's had a history of unexpected pickups (just ask everyone on Jake In Progress), it might actually happen. So, S&D fans, keep your fingers crossed.
[via Pop Candy]
Don't worry. I won't reveal it on the front page. You'll
have to click on the jump to find out which 
Kelsey Grammer is returning to comedic television,
but only behind-the-scenes. He has agreed to direct the CBS comedy pilot, My Ex-Life, about about two divorced
couples and the way they deal with life after divorce. Former Love Monkey and Ed actor Tom Cavanah
snagged a lead role in this show.
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