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"When I heard that ABC was yanking Don&amp;#x27;t Trust the B---- in Apt. 23, I felt exactly as Bill Hader&amp;#x27;s high-strung fireman did at the 3:05 mark in this video: WHAT? NOT THE B! THAT&amp;#x27;S BONKERS! It was definitely one of the bigger TV bummers to come along in a while. Saucy Chloe and her sassy ponytail are no more. But as of today, a new era dawns: The first shots of Krysten Ritter shooting her new pilot have surfaced. The show is called Assistance, and it&amp;#x27;s just what it sounds like: a comedy in which she plays the assistant to a powerful businessman. What fascinates me about this shot is it looks like it&amp;#x27;s from a bizarro Apt. 23 episode&amp;amp;#8212;one in which Chloe&amp;#x27;s still in New York City but outfitted in almost-drab Wall Street wear and rocking a Zen expression I feel confident Chloe would&amp;#x27;ve never achieved without a potent pill cocktail. The whole thing&amp;#x27;s very Andie from Devil Wears Prada, which makes sense&amp;amp;#8212;Krysten&amp;#x27;s boss in this show is a film producer played by the booming Alfred Molina (whom, depending on your viewing habits, you might recognize from Spiderman 2, Chocolat, or Boogie Nights). Her character, Nora, also has a little love triangle right off the bat&amp;amp;#8212;she&amp;#x27;s caught between Zach Cregger (Guys With Kids) and Peter Cambor (Wedding Band). Ze best part? Assistance is the brainchild of Leslye Headland, writer and director of Bachelorette, which you might&amp;#x27;ve streamed last weekend. Fingers crossed that the NBC pilot goes forward and our Ritter is rightfully returned to us. Are you still missing the Apt. 23 peeps? BTW, click here to see what projects some of our other canceled friends jumped onto. Photo: Fame/Flynet"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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