NBC developing Say Anything TV series sequel and Cameron Crowe is not happy

By Jesse Giroux

Posted 12 years ago

EDITOR'S UPDATE: While much of Hollywood is getting slap happy with one movie-to-TV show after another, it appears that Cameron Crowe has put the kabosh on this one. After voicing his displeasure with the whole thing, stating that he'd never been consulted on the deal whatsoever, 20th Century Fox TV have decided to shelve the show, just 24 hours after making the deal to proceed. You can get more details on the breakdown here. I'm chalking this up to a win for all of us. – PS

I'm sure SAY ANYTHING fans are going to be absolutely thrilled with this news. That was sarcasm by the way, in case you couldn't tell. According to Deadline, NBC and 20th Century Fox TV are working on a new television show, and the series will basically be a sequel to Cameron Crowe's SAY ANYTHING. The site also says it'll be a single-camera comedy set a decade after the events from the film, and will be written by Better Off Ted executive producer Justin Adler.

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