Sonja Morgan Explains 'Real Housewives of NYC' Delay, 'Freaks & Geeks' Paley Guest List Revealed and More TV News
Now that we've come to terms with 'Real Housewives of Miami' taking 'Real Housewives of New York City's' place on Bravo's schedule, it's time to talk about why.According to 'New York City' star Sonja Morgan, editors need more time to piece the series together.
"They want it to be the best possible season," Morgan told Star magazine. "To do that, they need some more time to edit. We've filmed like crazy, more than ever, and we're seven ladies so they have a lot of footage to go through."
Many insiders -- including us -- speculate the season wasn't shaping up to be very dramatic without Bethenny Frankel. Her new series, 'Bethenny Ever After,' debuts later this month.
For more on 'The Real Housewives of Miami' head on over here to meet the cast and watch a preview.
In other TV news ...
• The big names are coming together for the PaleyFest event honoring 'Freaks and Geeks' and 'Undeclared.' From 'Freaks & Geeks': Judd Apatow, Seth Rogen, Jason Segel, Linda Cardellini, Samm Levine, Busy Phillips, John Francis Daley, Martin Starr, Paul Feig and Joe Flaherty will appear. Yep, there's no James Franco on that list. Check out the 'Undeclared' list at the source. [Entertainment Weekly]
• Clearasil is sticking with 'Skins.' Despite pressure from the Parents Television Council, the acne cream will not pull its ads from the MTV show. A spokesperson for the company said, "Clearasil buys advertising time in blocks and the networks slot our ads wherever they have free time," and that they do not endorse any one program. [Hollywood Reporter]
• Jesse McCartney will star in Fox's 'Locke and Key.' McCartney will play Tyler, the oldest son of Miranda Otto's character, Nina. [Deadline Hollywood]
• 'Scrubs' star John C. McGinley has joined HBO's 'Luck.' McGinley will play a swindler who works with his daughter. He'll appear on a recurring basis. [TVLine]
• Still smarting over the loss of 'Lone Star'? This should help: NBC has ordered a new pilot, an 'Inception'-style thriller, from 'Lone Star' creator Kyle Killen. The network also handed out pilot orders to 'Free Agents,' a comedy from 'Party Down' co-creator John Enbom, 'LoveLives' from 'Family Guy' executive producer Chris Sheridan and an untitled project from 'Parks & Recreation' writer Dan Goor. [Deadline Hollywood]
• Alicia Coppola has landed the role of Fitch's ex-wife on 'Detroit 1-8-7.' If the ABC series gets a second season, the 'Jericho' alumna's character will recur. [TVLine]

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