Network: FX
Episodes: 20 (hour)
Seasons: Two

TV show dates: January 2, 2007 — April 13, 2008
Series status: Cancelled/ended

Performers include: Courteney Cox, Ian Hart, Josh Stewart, Alexandra Breckenridge, Jeffrey Nordling, Will McCormack, Laura Allen, Shauna Stoddart, Alexi Wasser, Johnny Drocco, Ryan Eggold, Ankur Bhatt, Rick Fox, Carly Pope, Julie Claire, Glen Badyna, and Anil Raman.

TV show description: Network: FX
Episodes: 20 (hour), two seasons

Show dates:
January 2, 2007 — April 13, 2008
Show status: Cancelled/ended.

Performers include: Courteney Cox Arquette, Ian Hart, Josh Stewart, Alexandra Breckenridge, Jeffrey Nordling, Laura Allen, Will McCormack, Shauna Stoddart, Alexi Wasser, Johnny Drocco, Ryan Eggold, Ankur Bhatt, Rick Fox, Carly Pope, Julie Claire, Glen Badyna, Anil Raman, Shannyn Sossamon, Johann Urb, Kevin Wheatley, Richmond Arquette, Eric Reinholt, Julian Acosta, Ashley Johnson, Grant Show, Owiso Odera, Danielle Sapia, and David Batiste.

Series Description: Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is the ruthless and powerful editor-in-chief of celebrity tabloid magazine DirtNow. A genius at manipulation, Lucy possesses a maniacal dedication to exposing the truth about Hollywood’s luminaries. She is supported by schizophrenic photographer Don Konkey (Ian Hart) and her bisexual brother Leo Spiller (Will McCormack). Lucy is often at odds with DirtNow’s publisher Brent Barrow (Jeffrey Nordling). Celebrities covered include has-been Holt McLaren (Josh Stewart) and “America’s Sweetheart” Julia Mallory (Laura Allen).

Series Finale:     
Episode 20 – In Lieu of Flowers
Life-and-death circumstances compel Lucy (Courteney Cox Arquette) to examine her relationships. Publisher Brett (Jeffrey Nordling) is found dead after passing out in his new car with the motor running. Later, Leo (Will McCormack) tells Lucy that their selfish mother (Mary Anne McGarry) has died after one too many plastic surgery operations. The siblings decide to go after the doctor who is, at least partially, responsible for her death.
Farber (Ryan Eggold) feels betrayed when the Willa (Alexandra Breckenridge) uses their relationship to get dirt on his friend (a gay, former child star) who wants to keep his arrest for oral sex out of the press.
Meanwhile, Don (Ian Hart) is assigned to stalk Perri Tatum (Nancy Cassaro), a weight-loss expert who has suddenly regained her weight. He also ends up saving the infant daughter of Sharlee Cates (Ashley Johnson) in a runaway SVR.
Adam (Julian Acosta) finds Brett’s extensive porno tape collection of his conquests and Holt (Josh Stewart) confronts Lucy and demands either a full commitment or an end to their relationship.
First aired: April 13, 2008.

•	The ratings for season two dropped and the series was not renewed for a third year.
•	Only seven episodes were produced for season two because of the writers strike.