[Sacha]

Oh no, that sucks Yep, I've heard the same, that she's one of the reasons everyone was raving about the show.

[xsweetnightmarex]

:/ That does suck.

[TessShipper]

aw that sucks. I hope it wasn´t like cbs made too many changes and she didn´t like it anymore or something like that

It´s nearly like all the mods stepping down lately It´s insane

[xsweetnightmarex]

It´s nearly like all the mods stepping down lately It´s insane

I've noticed that too. Maybe because school's back in.

[silvercrystal]

Awww that's rubbish. I hope this doesn't change the show to much

[TessShipper]

me too. I want it to be funny

[Sacha]

Hopefully most of the same creative team are still on board, making it funny.

[TessShipper]

yeah

[Sacha]

And at least the first few eps will have her creative input

[silvercrystal]

I heard she has joined Cupid so I'm guessing maybe she got a better offer?

[TessShipper]

maybe
I saw two new pics of the show somewhere maybe I can get them and post

[RubyGrace]

Here's a very good review from the LA Times:

'The Ex List' - TELEVISION REVIEW - Los Angeles Times - calendarlive.com

The others all seem pretty mixed, which is what the early ones were. I suppose this show is something you either love or hate. Even the ones that hate it seem to love Elizabeth Reaser though, so that's something.

[TessShipper]

I hope I´ll love it



Back when I first saw the pilot of The Ex List, which premieres tonight on CBS, I was cautiously optimistic. It wasn't a home run, but the show — which stars Elizabeth Reaser as a woman who learns she has a year to find her Mr. Right and he's someone she's already dated — had enough cute and funny things going for it that I was more than happy to give it time to grow. Once I met the hilarious Diane Ruggiero, who was then the showrunner, I was ready to give it a season pass then and there.

But The Ex List has hit some turmoil since then, and while I'm still excited about tonight's premiere, there's some apprehension mixed in as well. Ruggiero left the show — vocally, and not happily — because she said her vision for the show didn't match CBS's. That's a shame, because her vision was the one I would be tuning in to see. But several episodes of the show were completed under Ruggiero's regime, and it's not like it's in bad hands now: The producer of the original Israeli miniseries on which the show is based has taken over. So, I remain cautiously optimistic.

Here's one thing that hasn't changed: Reaser is still in the lead role as Bella Bloom, and — somewhat surprisingly, given her role as Ava/Rebecca on Grey's Anatomy — she was totally refreshing to watch. She pulls off the laid-back California girl thing well, and with a ragtag cast of roommates, there's a bit of a How I Met Your Mother vibe to the whole thing. Will you be checking out The Ex List, either live tonight or via TiVo later?

watch some clips/interviews

[*Stacy*]

I totally agree with that article. She totally pulls off the California vibe. I seriously wanted to pack up and move to her beach house after the show was over.

She does draw you in and I hope that with Diane gone, they can still keep the same witty and loveable humor.

[TessShipper]

bad news maybe?

Question: I'm really liking The Ex List. What is your psychic reading for the future of this show? -- Kamina
Ausiello: Hold on, I'm getting something: It's going to be replaced with encores of The Mentalist if it doesn't start retaining more of its Ghost Whisperer lead-in.