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Megan (JoAnna Garcia) has been compiling research on Laurel (Anne Archer) with the intention of presenting a book proposal to her, but Sage (Ashley Newbrough) discovers Megan's notes and emails them to Laurel before Megan has a chance to explain. Megan is pleasantly surprised to find th...

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Privileged is based on the Alloy Entertainment book "How To Teach Filthy Rich Girls" by best-selling author Zoey Dean ("The A-List"). The series is from Alloy Entertainment in association with Warner Bros. Television and CBS Paramount Network Television with executive producers Rina...

 NY Besides its regular presence on American Idol, the company recently worked with Dancing With the Stars, Fox's Fringe, the CW Network's Privileged, TBS' Dinner and a Movie and the Guy's Choice Awards. AT&T also has close ties to the MTV series The Hills ...

lt;p>Megan (JoAnna Garcia) is thrilled when Laurel (Anne Archer) invites her to a glamorous Palm Beach social event and introduces her to several influential people. When Laurel points out a young woman who is inappropriately dressed, Megan is shocked to realize it�s her sister Lil...

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My biggest complaint is that they didn't renew "Privileged" - THAT was the best show on the CW and I'm mad and sorry to see it go. I may check out the new "Melrose Place" but depending on the schedule for returning favorites and potential new favorites ...

The Unit,' 'Privileged' and 'Earl': A list of shows that have ... altho it seems a little cruel of the cw to raise hopes for a 2nd season of Priviledged when it was already thought dead only to dash them at the last second. also while we're on the cw---RIP Everybody Hates Chris and The Game? ...

 CA CW, meanwhile, is said to be considering the soph season of "Privileged" there. Friday's downward slide is nothing new, having been ongoing for at least a decade. The night hasn't been totally devoid of hits -- but shows that have opened big on Fridays ...

 ID Other series with uncertain fates include “Eleventh Hour” on CBS, “Privileged” on The CW, “Life” on NBC and “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles” on FOX. This also includes the many midseason shows that have just gotten started like “The Unusuals” ...

Loved Season One of "Privileged" (except the preachy last episode). Joanna Garcia deserves an Emmy, and Lucy Hale is utterly charming. Hope it comes back. Wish the same for "Reaper." They're the CW's two best shows. Repear has been dead in the water ...

Privileged" (CW): You know I adore this show and I also think there's got to be room on TV for a smart series like this. As I said back in February, "Privileged" combines teen angst, compelling family drama, rocky romances with the best pop-culture ...

By Korbi Ghosh No huge shock, but it seems The CW has granted early renewals to their six most popular series. The three-year-old network just confirmed that Supernatural, Smallville, One Tree Hill, Gossip Girl, 90210 and America's Next Top Model will all return for new seasons, with ANTM given the go-...

the cast of The CW's "Privileged." Robert will play David, the new magazine editor at Will's (Brian Hallisay) dad's new start-up magazine -- and there's a very good chance he could cause some romantic trouble for Megan (JoAnna Garcia) and Will. ...

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By Jason the TVaholic Privileged (The CW): Season Finale. Laurel gets the first draft of her biography from Megan. Megan also finds out that her dad has begun drinking again. I didn’t understand why The CW delayed the season finale by a week, but seeing that it airs the same night as a presidential address, now I rea...

By Tempo Megan gives Laurel (Anne Archer) the first draft of Laurel's biography and is relieved when Laurel loves it. Megan and Will (Brian Hallisay) have a fight where all of their pent up issues come out, and they decide to break up. Attending the wedding alone, Megan meets Simon (guest star Julian...

By Korbi Ghosh To ease your Wednesday, a small dose of TV scoop: The Real Housewives of New York City, Life on Mars, Friday Night Lights and Privileged. Please enjoy...Real Housewives In The Hamptons: Orange County is out, Manhattans in. Why is the adolescent behavior of these NYC mothers so damn addictive?...

 CA - A spinoff of "Gossip Girl," a new take on "Melrose Place" and a vampire drama are in the works. Among current shows, "Privileged" deserves a relaunch, ...

By Sarah We've got a bounty of Privileged interviews for you today! Our own Jason C. caught up with Lucy Kate Hale and Ashley Newbrough on set. Find out what Lucy had to say about what Rose thinks of Megan, her "underground... We've got a bounty of Privileged interviews for you today! Our own Jason C. caught...

Broadcasting & Cable, NY - With series such as Gossip Girl, Privileged and 90210 all following the exploits of the young and wealthy, this concept would fit into the network’s ...

 OK - ◊“Privileged” (8 pm on CW): Megan is thrilled when Will tells her that his father is starting a new magazine based on their idea. ...

By Tempo There’s also a story line about Marco, the chef who works in the same mansion where Megan serves as a tutor for a pair of heiresses. As played by the delightfully droll Allan Louis, Marco is one of my favorite parts of this breezy show (and if you need life advice, you can always Talk to Marco).

By Destiny We knew from the moment we watched the first episode of Privileged that we were in for a great treat. How could one go wrong with a cast that features The O.C. alum Michael Cassidy and Reba sweetheart Joanna Garcia,... We knew from the moment we watched the first episode of Privileged that we were in...

By Sandie Watch a promo from PRIVILEGED Season 1 Episode 12, “All About the Ripple Effect” airing this Monday, December 8, at 9pm on The CW. Did I mention how much I am loving Privileged? Yes… well I’m saying it again, I love it! Read all our Privileged coverage. Episode Synopsis: “All About the Ripple E...

By Michael Korb Rose and Sage Baker (Lucy Kate Hale, Ashley Newbrough), the twin teenage granddaughters of cosmetics mogul Laurel Limoges, are not only far removed from that blue-haired age group, they have a sense of style that makes the phrase “You can never be too thin or too rich” reconsider its conj...

By PR Diva Mandy doesn't get Megan wanting to cancel the date.  She tells Megan that Will may not be as into Megan as Megan is into him.  Charlie gives Megan hope telling her to give Will time since Megan's the kind of girl that guys fall in love with.

By Jason the TVaholic Privileged (The CW): New. Megan and Will go out and the date is really good, but Megan doesn’t like that he is dating a lot of other women. Laurel wants Megan to find out some info on the guy she had the secret affair with. I mentioned an interview with JoAnna Garcia and Brian Hallisay last week, bu...

By Daniel(noreply@blogger.com) Privileged" isn't quite "Gilmore Girls." Actually, it isn't anywhere near "Gilmore Girls." But it mines a similar vein of chick lit semi-empowerment wherein cute young women attempt to inspire cute younger women to be strong and smart and perky, while also aspiring to a level of level of b...

By tube talk girl(jennifer@tube-talk.com) Privileged Airs: Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET on the CW Joanna Garcia is a delight as tutor Megan Smith. She is a dead ringer for Amy Adams in Enchanted, with her perpetual perkiness and likeability. But, Smith is not the only reason to watch. Each character is just as fantastic as the next.

By Myles I also think it is good that, before we rush into it, we got to see a bit more of Will outside of Megan’s influence. Michael Cassidy has gotten the majority of the romantic interest character building, actually becoming a full-formed character who got to interact with Rose and Sage independ...

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By Kate 1.09 All About Overcompensating Privileged Spoiler Clip and Trailer for tonight November 11th, 2008 Filed under: Prison Break Article tags: privileged clips trailer Leave a Reply Name (required) Mail (will not be published) (required) Website Site Staff WEBMASTERS: Erika & Kate Reporters: Positions are Open - email inquiries HERE!. Date Activated: May 2008  Visitor Counter Map of our visitors in the last 24 Hours- can you see yourself? FEATURED ARTICLES **"Light On" should Shine Gold on David Cook. **Why David Cook could become Rock’s Next Big Superstar Site Awards and Rankings Best of Television Best of Entertainment Best of ER EH Photo Gallery Click on the banner to visit our Photo Gallery Link to us! If you would like to affil...   [read the full post]

By Myles My concern with Privileged is that the show really doesn't have many cards in its deck: the relationship between Megan and the girls, Megan and Lorel, and Megan and her family are all fairly set in stone, and for the most part they're following what we saw in the pilot. Yes, there have been som...

By PR Diva Charlie drops off a box of Megan's stuff with Marco.  Marco tells Charlie that he can't keep avoiding Megan, especially because she has no idea what is going on.  Charlie tells Marco to just give her the stuff. Megan tells Marco that this has been the worst week.  Marco sits down with Megan to ta...

By BuzzSugar Talking with Privileged executive producer Rina Mimoun is an awful lot like gossiping over cocktails with a friend — which is exactly what I'd hoped for from the person behind one of my favorite Fall shows. Last week, Mimoun — who's also worked on Gilmore Girls, Everwood, and Pushing Dais...

By michael In last week's Gay TV Scorecard, I matched up CBS' The New Adventures of Old Christine against CW's Privileged and Fox's Do Not Disturb. Even though Old Christine is the only show of the three without an actual gay character, it was a blowout with Christine winning easily. (As a side note, as p...

By michael Megan: Oh, Marco, blah blah it's all about me, blah blah, I don't have a date. Megan: Oh, Marco, Hunk #1 just doesn't blah blah blah and Hunk #2 blah blah blah Marco: Honey, have a fabulous blueberry scone and tell me all about your dreams.

By Sara A. Bibel Fancast.com From the ads Privileged appears to be just the latest show about the glamorous lives of rich teenagers. In reality, its intelligent, lighthearted tone is more Gilmore Girls than Gossip Girl. Joanna Garcia stars as... By Sara A. Bibel Fancast.com From the ads Privilege...

By Jason the TVaholic The Shield (FX): New. The gang war that has been started starts to get out of Vics control. Runs 65 minutes. Plays again later. Other Options 90210 (The CW): New. It is almost opening night and Ty lets Annie in on his plan for an after party of two. Dixon helps Silver with backstage preparations. Naom...

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By Vance(noreply@blogger.com) For more photos and the video promo of Privileged: The Cast of Privileged: JoAnna Garcia as Megan Smith Michael Cassidy as Charlie Hogan Ashley Newbrough as Sage Baker Brian Hallisay as Will Kristina Apgar as Lily Smith Allan Louis as Marco Anne Archer as Laurel Limoges

By Myles There’s nothing special about Privileged’s various parts: JoAnna Garcia is strong but not perfect in the lead role, the two daughters are total (well-played) stereotypes and the conflict between them and Megan quite simplistic, the love triangle between Megan and her two suitors is a...

By Jason the TVaholic Privileged (The CW): Repeat. The series “Pilot” episode from last Tuesday replays. A young woman and recent college graduate is finding things not going so well after her schooling ended. After losing her job at a trashy magazine, she gets a job as a tutor for two sisters in Palm Beach, who hav...

By Abe Fried-Tanzer Privileged (CW)Premiered September 9 at 9pmNow this is one show that's hopeless from the start. I had imagined it as an exact clone of "90210" without having any idea whatsoever what it was about, but it couldn't even live up to my low ...

By Myles I’m not saying that the show is perfect, but after watching 90210 kind of just flop around earlier in the evening it’s kind of nice to see a show that, for its pilot, completely understands what it wants to be, how it plans on getting there, and what it was about The O.C., Everwood or Gilmore Girl...

By Jason the TVaholic The series also stars Anne Archer (Patriot Games) as the cosmetics mogul and grandmother, Lucy Hale (Bionic Woman) as one of the sisters, Ashley Newbrough (The Best Years) as the other sister, and Michael Cassidy (Smallville, The O.C.) as a friend Megan grew up with.

By editorial@zap2it.com With its quirky charm and strong performances, this CW show isn't just another pretty face.

By Alan Sepinwall First (and shorter) of today's two columns: I review the CW's "Privileged," which was pretty decent but is also not the kind of show I'd likely watch again except during a slow viewing period, which this is about to cease being.

There's plenty to discuss. We dissect all the buzz about 90210, wonder how One Tree Hill and Supernatural will pick up after their huge season-ending cliffhangers, and discuss Smallville's many evil villains hoping to fill Lex's shoes. Plus, there's a transgendered contestant on Ameri...

By RikerDonegal(podcast@mail2tv.com) Privileged rich teens in Palm Springs and their tutor Less-Than-Impressive Actors: Anne Archer seemed to be asleep during her scenes are the mother of the rich twins. Kristina Apgar had very little to do in her role as the heroine's sister, but she was one-note and unexpressive when she was on-camera. Allan Louis was neither asleep nor unexpressive unfortunately in his role as the very gay chef. Loud and annoying, sigh. Other Info: Based on the novel How to Teach Filthy Rich Girls. Michael Cassidy The scene where Megan lied to the other girls to help Sage save face was embarrassing to watch. The scene where Megan was fired and then told Sage off was embarrassing to watch.   [read the full post]