The cast includes Michael Mosley, Kevin Daniels, Jessica McNamee and Kevin Bigley.
Updates include: Judy Greer, Mandy Moore land comedies at ABC; Dianne Wiest, Chris Cooper to join HBO's "Corrections"; and Sarah Colonna books "Life As I Blow It" at NBC.
Updates include: Elizabeth Banks is developing "Dave's Dead" at FOX; NBC lands Roseanne Barr's "Downwardly Mobile"; and W. Merritt Johnson, Lee Daniels team for Showtime drama.
Leary will co-write the project, an adaptation of the upcoming British Channel 4 television series "Sirens," with Bob Fisher.
Said finale moves from Wednesday, May 18 and bumps "Traffic Light's" swan song to Tuesday, May 31.
The expanded installment will bump "Raising Hope" to 9:30/8:30c, pre-empting "Traffic Light."
"So You Think You Can Dance," "Hell's Kitchen" and "Masterchef" are all due back while the Jamie Foxx-produced sketch comedy series has been postponed.
Updates include: Aya Cash joins FOX's "Mixed Signals"; Maria Doyle Kennedy, Shawn Hatosy to recur on Showtime's "Dexter"; and CBS Television Studios lands 25C, Tantamount alums.
Exclusive: Breckenridge Out of FOX's "Mixed Signals"
The role of Callie, Adam's (Nelson Franklin) live-in girlfriend, is being recast.
Comedies "Traffic Light" and "Keep Hope Alive" as well as dramas "Ride-Along" and "Lone Star" (formerly "Midland") are the first in FOX's 2010-11 freshman class.
Updates include: FOX adds four pilots; NBC orders two of its own; and Mark Pellegrino, Titus Welliver to return to ABC's "Lost."
(from FOX's press release, November 2010) MIXED SIGNALS, the new relationship comedy created by Bob Fisher ("Wedding Crashers") that reveals how friendships and romances both enhance and complicate the lives of the men and women in them, will have its series premiere Tuesday, Feb. 8 (9:30-10:00 PM ET/PT) following all-new episodes of GLEE (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) and RAISING HOPE (9:00-9:30 PM ET/PT). The new ensemble comedy stars David Denman ("The Office"), Nelson Franklin ("I Love You, Man"), Kris Marshall (HUMAN TARGET), Liza Lapira ("Dexter") and Aya Cash ("Law & Order: Special Victims Unit").