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Eric McCormack Makes Another Stab at Returning to TV

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Will & Grace star Eric McCormack’s biggest attempt to return to primetime television (aside from Lovespring International, which he produced and cameo’d in) was with Trust Me, a mostly flat attempt at spinning Mad Men ad industry sex appeal with the formulaic appeal of Psych. It didn’t work too well; Trust Me‘s ratings aren’t impressive, and the show isn’t expected to be picked up for a second season. (Such is the life of many shows that star Tom Cavanaugh. See: Love Monkey, Ed.) But McCormack is ready to roar again: He’s just signed on to an untitled ABC comedy pilot from writer-producer Tad Quill, playing married “heart surgeon with a new baby” Dean. [THR]

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On:           Mar 19, 2009
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No. 1 · blake

The commercials for “Trust Me” seemed pretty boring. I never watched it. Did anyone watch it?

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No. 2 · petted

It had something going on but the interactions that were interesting made up a very small part of the show… I think they made the story too big & too soon.

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No. 3 · Cee

Well the thing is Will was never really funny. It was Jack and Karen. Nobody wants to see Will, or even Grace for that matter. Good luck guys.

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