Oct 1 2009 11:11 PM ET

NBC wins bidding war for J.J. Abrams spy drama

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NBC has won the previously reported bidding war for the new spy drama from J.J. Abrams. The Hollywood Reporter reveals that NBC beat ABC and CBS with a deal Wednesday night. The show is about two spies who are husband and wife.

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  • Stacy E

    Pair it with Chuck! Pair it with Chuck!

    • Sarah El

      Ooh, I like that idea.

  • Sarah El

    Alias meets Mr. and Mrs. Smith?

  • posertheoutcast

    so it will never succeed now… :(

  • Brooke

    OMG YES!

    PAIR IT WITH CHUCK!

  • ps in seattle

    It’s Syd and Vaughn!!

  • jeff

    …. and cancels the show midseason.

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  • SilentRage

    Should’ve went to cbs, if nbc cancels chuck they will cancel this before a 13 ep order

  • Craig

    Oh, God, it’s going to NBC?? It’s definitely going to fail now…

  • Mike

    I’m shocked that NBC won, given their constant disrespect for quality shows. You think showrunners would want to avoid NBC since it rarely gives great shows a chance, and even when it keeps them on the air, it simply stops advertising.

    Nonetheless, if they pair it with Chuck, and it helps keep Chuck around for many years to come, I’ll be thrilled.

    • Scott

      I’m shocked too, but I guess Heroes and Chuck have stuck around despite poor ratings. But wouldn’t JJ want to give his show a running start by having it on a network that people watch?

  • Henry

    Does this mean they give up on Leno? This has to be a 10 p.m. show.

  • John

    I’ll definitely give it a shot, but I’m really hoping we’ll see more ‘Alias season 1′ and less ‘Alias season 4′ in this thing…

  • Gerald

    Well, he recycled “La Femme Nikita” to make “Alias”, now he is recycling “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” for this show.

  • redvector

    You have to wonder at the fact that JJ’s childhood friend Greg Grunberg works for NBC on Heroes played into this decision.

  • Michelle

    huh, J.J now would have had shows on three major networks…did the WB count has a major network??? If so, then four

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