BURBANK, CA (February 8, 2012) – ABC Family continues to expand its original programming slate, giving the greenlight to the new drama series “Bunheads” (working title), it was announced today by ...

From the creative minds of Gilmore Girls and Marvelous Mrs. Maisel comes the series Bunheads, which launched the TV career of Sutton Foster. The show, which only aired for a short time from 2012 to ...

The greatest screwball heroine of the last two decades, give or take a Liz Lemon, had some bad luck. She was condemned to live out her fast-talking days on the WB-turned-CW, that marginalized channel ...

A massive return for "Pretty Little Liars" and competitive premieres for "The Fosters" and "Twisted" don't bode especially well for Amy Sherman-Palladino's bubble dramedy. By Mikey O'Connell Bunheads ...

I am a fan of the TV series “Bunheads,” about three (unrelated) generations of women and a small-town dance school, whose first season ran from last June 2012 to February 2013 on ABC Family and whose ...

One of the ways young people of any age educate themselves, accrue knowledge more quickly, is to be faced with things with which they are unfamiliar: emotions, plot twists, history, words. The natural ...

The advent of serious, thoughtful, artistically ambitious television has brought us many marvelous shows: Mad Men, Breaking Bad, The Good Wife. And the growth of comedies with strong points of view ...

Sutton Foster — toast of Broadway, musical theater dynamo and an actress who has been hailed as a “triple threat” wonder by critics — is missing from the Great White Way. A year after scoring her ...

Of all the great things about television, the greatest is that it’s on every single day. TV history is being made, day in and day out, in ways big and small. In an effort to better appreciate this ...

“Bunheads” is a new series from Amy Sherman-Palladino, who, half a generation ago (or so), created “Gilmore Girls”for my niece Zoe to bond with her mother over. It premieres Monday on ABC Family ...

Sherman-Palladino tells THR of the difference between TV now vs. years prior: "When you go into a pitch, everybody is there for the same reason: Everyone wants to put on a great show. But there are so ...