[ElectricHearts]

best news ever!

New Girl is getting an early push ahead of its Sept. 20 premiere. Fox has plans to give potential viewers an early peek at the entire first episode of the roommate comedy series starring Zooey Deschanel on multiple digital platforms, including Apple's iTunes, Hulu and Fox.com. The strategy would seem to place buzz generation ahead of fears of viewer cannibalization. The episode's iTunes push begins Sept. 6, which if successful could provide two weeks' worth of chatter for a series Fox has paired with younger-skewing Glee. The strategy has been used with cable series, but never with broadcast series still reliant on morning-after ratings. The half-hour effort, which Fox brass is hoping will improve its flawed reputation in the live-action comedy space, will roll out on Fox.com and Hulu on Sept 13 at 12:05 am, and will remain available for streaming through 11:55 pm on Sept. 19. The pilot episode will not be available for streaming on 9/20, the day of the series' premiere. The latest marketing outreach follows an aggressive plan which began last month with hotel and in-flight viewings as well as screenings in select cities with Fox affiliates. The New Girl pilot will also be available via video on demand and Deschanel's Hello Giggles blog.

Fox's 'New Girl' Gets Early Push on iTunes, Hulu and Fox.com - The Hollywood Reporter

[your creation]

Just flailing here *flaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil*

[ElectricHearts]

hahaa i know!!

[your creation]

This is like the best news ever, now can they do the same with Bones too

[looking at the stars]

I can not wait, it is awesome news

[your creation]

I like getting surprise prems!

[looking at the stars]

me too, it is like spectacular

[your creation]

Like today Well tomorrow for me, but today for everyone else!

[looking at the stars]

yes more likely tomorrow here

[*OldHollywoodStarlet*]

Thank you for the news!

[your creation]

Seen it

[looking at the stars]

me too! and I am bringing something great

The best new comedy (or drama!) of the fall is: New Girl on Fox! Premieres: Tuesday, Sept. 20, 9 p.m. Time-Slot Competition: NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS), The Biggest Loser (NBC), Dancing With the Stars (ABC), Ringer (CW) Cast: Zooey Deschanel, Max Greenfield, Jake Johnson, Hannah Simone, Lamorne Morris Status: We've seen the pilot with Damon Wayans Jr. (of Happy Endings), who was recast with Lamorne Morris Now, you may have been feeling assaulted lately by the ridiculous amount of New Girl posters and promos splattered all over town and your TV, and you may have wondered to yourself, "Is this silly show worth all the hype? Do I really even like Zooey Deschanel?" We are here to tell you: Yes. And yes. New Girl is a glorious conglomeration of oxymorons: heartbreakingly funny, endearingly offensive, snarkily sweet and wrong in all the right ways. The cast is spot on (though we have yet to see Lamorne Morris, a new addition since the original pilot), and Deschanel proves she'll make a complete ass of herself to get a laugh. It works. And it's Deschanel's best work yet. The half-hour comedy centers around Jess (Deschanel), a newly singly and fully adorkable girl who moves in with three guys (strangers) after a bad breakup. "I've basically been with the same guy for a long time and he dumps me very suddenly," Deschanel told us at a kickoff party for the show on Wednesday. "I have to find a new support system and so I'm basically living my twenties as I approach my thirties." That "support system" includes the new roomies who let her move in primarily because she is friends with hot models, and those costars include three relative newcomers with serious comedy chops: Veronica Mars' Deputy Leo (Max Greenfield), Jake Johnson and Morris. Zooey insists that her charmingly self-unaware character is actually more of a teeny-bopper. "I think Jess as a person and the way that her personality is, has some of myself and especially some of my younger self, my 13-year-old self. I feel like she's like a 13-year-old." A 13-year-old who watches Dirty Dancing six or seven times a day, while sobbing uncontrollably, in order to get over her breakup. And while all this may make New Girl sound like something of a chick show, please note: We know plenty of guys who've watched all the fall pilots and picked New Girl as their favorite for fall. Final Verdict: If you watch one new show this fall, let it be New Girl. You won't regret it.

Five Fall Shows We Love: The No. 1 New Series You Cannot Miss Is...New Girl - E! Online

[~MelBelle~]

^:d love it!

[your creation]

Glad to hear people are enjoying it!

[looking at the stars]

I think it is so awesome t see that people are as well enjoying it as much as we are