Blind Item #7
This married showrunner of an A list show everyone loves gave his wife the night off from an event and instead brought a gorgeous woman he hired for the night. She kept telling everyone she was a college exchange student.
This married showrunner of an A list show everyone loves gave his wife the night off from an event and instead brought a gorgeous woman he hired for the night. She kept telling everyone she was a college exchange student.
Posted by ent lawyer at 9:00 AM
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gutsy move
ReplyDeleteAl Bundy
ReplyDeleteI don't know how all these foreign students learn English when all their advertisements say they speak French and Greek.
ReplyDeleteMatthew Weiner
ReplyDeleteif it said male student then yes
DeleteKurt Sutter
ReplyDeleteCable or network? No details.
ReplyDeleteI am amusing myself thinking of Steven Moffat for this reveal. (Dr Who, Sherlock)
ReplyDeleteCheeky
DeleteVIP at what point in time did job title "producer" turn into "showrunner"? I'm curious about this although that term is pretty much accurate for what a producer does, a runner is a gofor to me.
ReplyDelete@sandy Showrunner definition
DeleteDavid Benioff? I hope not!
ReplyDeleteA showrunner is a show's creator, producer, and sometimes writer.
ReplyDeleteI concur on Weiner. Had an affair with whatshername, Don Draper's French Canadian wife.
ReplyDeleteOk @Tru Leigh so technically the old term would be "Executive Producer"?
ReplyDeleteI was thinking "show runner" meant host of a show - like Seacrest (though this blind is not about him obvs).
ReplyDeleteI always thought it was a gofer too.I think Exec Producer gives it more cache personally.
ReplyDeleteThx VIP! and I agree with Sherry I prefer E.P. to showrunner.
ReplyDeleteGelman!
ReplyDeleteSandy - Show runner is an OLD term, trust me.
ReplyDeleteStupid.
ReplyDeleteAl Jean (Simpsons.)
ReplyDeleteBill Prady? "Everyone loves" sounds like Big Bang Theory. Chuck Lorre is divorced.
ReplyDeleteAs opposed to the Dunst reveal (next item) this blind sucks. Who gives a shit about a showrunner and who they brought?? Wife probably didn't care.
ReplyDeleteThe show has to be, "Madmen", which was the first thing that popped in my mind upon reading this. So of course VIP is correct yet again (in my mind, anyway).
ReplyDeleteOr, "Mad Men".
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ReplyDeleteI think of EP and showrunner as being different. The showrunner says exactly how each episode will play out and the EP oversees the money and the series as a whole, right?
ReplyDeleteOh, Matt Weiner, you are a cheat AND an asshole? Bisou Bisou, amirite?
ReplyDeleteIs Ray Romano starring on any shows right now? Does it have to be current producer?
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