http://www.youtube.com/results?search=MyNetworkTv

OK, so Desire: Table For Three looks boring as hell, but Secret Obsessions: Fashion House looks like a camptastic good time! All of Fashion House's promos look eye-popping and catchy. Really love the Morgan Fairchild/Bo Derek stuff. Especially the "Poke Fun" ad!

The production values are way glossier than I expected, or maybe that is the way the promotions department are making them look. I expected that film-look quality to these shows.

I wonder if these are really clips from the shows or if these were made to make the shows look better. The production values look much better than I had expected.

I really hope MyNetworkTV finds success with these dramas.

Shhhhhh!

What were you going to stick me with, crazy freak?!

Oh this should be a good time. I fell in love with Morgan Fairchild from the reruns of "Paper Dolls" on SoapNet, although I did enjoy her on "Falcon Crest" as well.

I think these are actual clips from the show because I remember reading a lot of articles about MyNetworkTV's upfront presentation where all the reporters seem to talk about was how the shows looked good. They looked like regular nighttime shows with a lot of explosions, car crashes, etc. Also one of the actors from "Fashion House", Tony Tripoli who is playing one of Maria's designers Hans, is saying that they are shooting episodes by location like a film rather than by episode. I don't think that's how they were filming "Desire" but I believe Tripoli inferred that it was a way of keeping the costs down.

It's interesting that they seem to have dropped the "Secret Obsessions" and "Desire" labels as Bo Derek's series is being billed simply as "Fashion House" and I haven't seen any mention of the 'Table for Three' in the "Desire" commericals.

"Maria! Get out of that car! GET OUT OF THE CAR!"

"You don't scare me Grandma!"

Hehehe. This looks like so much fun. Would much rather sit through these telenovelas than the umpteenth reality show or "hipster" show.

The trailers up at the official website look very youth oriented as well. Gotta draw in the 18-49 some kind of way.

What is mynetwork tv?

I have a feeling that I'll definitely be buying these series when they hit the dvd boxed set circuit.

I have a feeling that I'll definitely be buying these series when they hit the dvd boxed set circuit.

You and me BOTH. I really hope NewsCorp is smart enough to release these shows on DVD.

Full promo on there website for Desire and Fashion House

http://www.mynetworktv.com/

You and me BOTH. I really hope NewsCorp is smart enough to release these shows on DVD.

They sell Spanish language telenovelas at Walmart and some media outlets that have English language subtitles. Most of them have been cut down to about 4 to 10 hours. I think that if they release the MyNetworkTV novelas on DVD they would most likely sell the 13 Saturday night omnibus episodes and the finale as 14 hour compliation pack. They are all ready doing the editing they might as well release the edited version on DVD.

What is mynetwork tv?

FOX is launching a new network called MyNetworkTV made out of a lot of the affiliates that are left out of the merger of UPN and the WB. They've all ready cleared 90% of the country and set to launch on Tuesday September 5th. The lineup is made of short run serials, telenovelas, that will run for 13 weeks and will be replaced by a new novela. The first set of series are 'Desire' and 'Fashion House' to be followed by 'Art of Betrayal' and 'Watch Over Me'. MyNetworkTV has bought the rights to several years worth of telenovelas, they are adapting these shows from Latin American series, and have announced 8 for the first year. They also bought the rights to reruns of "Desperate Housewives" which I believe they will not begin to air until 2008.

Full promo on there website for Desire and Fashion House

Are these just audio because I don't get any visuals other than the picture of Bo Derek for "Fashion House" and Michelle Belegrin and Zack Silva for "Desire".

They sell Spanish language telenovelas at Walmart and some media outlets that have English language subtitles. Most of them have been cut down to about 4 to 10 hours. I think that if they release the MyNetworkTV novelas on DVD they would most likely sell the 13 Saturday night omnibus episodes and the finale as 14 hour compliation pack. They are all ready doing the editing they might as well release the edited version on DVD.

See, I'm such a whore about having every single episode of something, that I hope this isn't true. Either way, I guess I will tape these just as I do my soaps.

Are these just audio because I don't get any visuals other than the picture of Bo Derek for "Fashion House" and Michelle Belegrin and Zack Silva for "Desire".

You may need the newest Flash player. I think that is what I needed in order to see the trailers.

What were you going to stick me with, crazy freak?!

Oh this should be a good time. I fell in love with Morgan Fairchild from the reruns of "Paper Dolls" on SoapNet, although I did enjoy her on "Falcon Crest" as well.

I think these are actual clips from the show because I remember reading a lot of articles about MyNetworkTV's upfront presentation where all the reporters seem to talk about was how the shows looked good. They looked like regular nighttime shows with a lot of explosions, car crashes, etc. Also one of the actors from "Fashion House", Tony Tripoli who is playing one of Maria's designers Hans, is saying that they are shooting episodes by location like a film rather than by episode. I don't think that's how they were filming "Desire" but I believe Tripoli inferred that it was a way of keeping the costs down.

It's interesting that they seem to have dropped the "Secret Obsessions" and "Desire" labels as Bo Derek's series is being billed simply as "Fashion House" and I haven't seen any mention of the 'Table for Three' in the "Desire" commericals.

I'm sorry, "Desire" is on SIX nights a week it says? And it has explosions and car crashes and big-budget production values?

Meanwhile, soaps are on for five days a week and can't do any of that stuff.

Am I missing something here?!!@#$@#

According to an on-air promo I just saw, Lifetime is going to start rerunning Desperate Housewives from the beginning.

I'm sorry, "Desire" is on SIX nights a week it says? And it has explosions and car crashes and big-budget production values?

Meanwhile, soaps are on for five days a week and can't do any of that stuff.

Am I missing something here?!!@#$@#

DESIRE and FASHION HOUSE will both air five nights a week, and an hourlong weekend recap for both shows on Saturday Night.

MyNetworkTV airs in primetime. Primetime=Big Budgets, C/D-List celebrities to helm the shows.

And NO, I don't work for NewsCorp.

According to an on-air promo I just saw, Lifetime is going to start rerunning Desperate Housewives from the beginning.

I'm willing to bet MyNetworkTV's deal will allow "Housewives" to air from the very beginning for five nights a week, whereas I think Lifetime's deal is once a week. I wouldn't be surprised if it aired in the afternoons, paired with reruns of one of the telenovelas.

Personally, I'd like to see a big budget tele-novela re-do of Edge of Night -- the entire series could span one full murder mystery. It wouldn't be a sequel, but a re-imiging. I could see P&G doing something like this since they've been involved in prime-time series before (Dawson's Creek).

DESIRE and FASHION HOUSE will both air five nights a week, and an hourlong weekend recap for both shows on Saturday Night.

MyNetworkTV airs in primetime. Primetime=Big Budgets, C/D-List celebrities to helm the shows.

And NO, I don't work for NewsCorp.

I'm willing to bet MyNetworkTV's deal will allow "Housewives" to air from the very beginning for five nights a week, whereas I think Lifetime's deal is once a week. I wouldn't be surprised if it aired in the afternoons, paired with reruns of one of the telenovelas.

But bellcurve, that's what I don't get. Some of these primetime shows actually get lower ratings than Y&R, yet they have bigger budgets. Is it just because they are in primetime? As in, LITERALLY? Because that's [!@#$%^&*] snobby of the networks if you ask me.

Personally, I'd like to see a big budget tele-novela re-do of Edge of Night -- the entire series could span one full murder mystery. It wouldn't be a sequel, but a re-imiging. I could see P&G doing something like this since they've been involved in prime-time series before (Dawson's Creek).

I never knew this. How was P&G involved with DAWSON'S? Were they a big corporate sponsor or did they have an active role in the production of the show through PGP?

If I'm not mistaken, DC was a P&G production for a time until P&G sold its interest in the show (or, at least, P&G was one of the production companies involved along with Sony). P&G has also been known to produce the People's Choice Awards in the past.