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Upfronts: CBS picks up rom-com 'Worst Week'

11:31 AM PT, May 12 2008

Slow down, CBS, we can't keep up!

The network has ordered the comedy "Worst Week" for its fall lineup. Created by Matt Tarses, the single-camera romantic comedy is based on a British show and centers on a couple's nightmarish week before their wedding.

Remember when "Jake in Progress" tried to do this? Hopefully this will work out better.

The cast includes Kyle Bornheimer, Erinn Hayes, Nancy Lenehan, Jay Malone and Kurtwood Smith.

--Maria Elena Fernandez

May 12, 2008 in TV News Tracker | Permalink

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