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- Brewster & Cox Head To Network TV
  
  A post about Shows by Regina Avalos on July 15th, '08
  
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- Weeks ago it was announced that Courtney Cox would be heading to Scrubs. That series once appearing on NBC, now has its home on ABC. This took a lot of time and maneuvering to get done, but Scrubs finally moved. ABC has expressed interest in the series for quite some time. NBC had given up on the series a couple of seasons back, but it kept the series, even with repeated attempts at ABC expressing interest. Now it is all said and done, and we will be able to see just how well the series does following the change.
  
  As for Cox, she was recently appearing over on FX on Dirt. That series met cancellation at the end of its season, and this left Cox with some time on her hands. With no Friends movie in the works, she is now set to scrub in for a three episode arc where she will be playing the Chief of Medicine. If Scrubs had remained on NBC, this would have marked Cox’s return to the network. That didn’t happen though.
  
  Jordana Brewster is heading over to NBC though. She will appear on Chuck as his college girlfriend that slept with his best friend. She is said to be the source for a lot of his current issues. Brewster has appeared on the big screen in The Fast & The Furious, and in the past she has even given daytime television a try. She began as Nikki Munson on CBS’ As The World Turns. That was so long ago though!
  
  Another guest appearance just announced yesterday afternoon is that of Christina Ricci on Saving Grace. I talked about this series just yesterday, and its second season premiered last night. Ricci will appear in a three episode arc playing a young detective that partners with Grace. Ricci’s other television appearances include Grey’s Anatomy and Ally McBeal.
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