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13 May 2011 11:20 PM, PDT | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »

There's something inhumane about networks announcing mass cancelations all at once. It sort of denies the viewer a chance to mourn each and every show that's killed the same way we watched them -- one at a time and with our undivided attention. 

So now that the execs have gone home with blood on their hands, we finally have a moment to really think about the loss of one of our favorite shows, ABC's "Brothers & Sisters."

As we mentioned in our finale article, there are a few reasons to believe that the series that defined family dysfunction could have gone on. But, if it ended with that episode (as we now know it does) and the series was truly about surviving the sins of William Walker, then that chapter can now be closed. That doesn't mean we won't miss the things that "Brothers & Sisters" did so well. 

So, allow us »

- editorial@zap2it.com

14 February 2011 5:47 PM, PST | The Scorecard Review | See recent Scorecard Review news »

Miguel Arteta knows a thing or two about being out of place. After all, he’s a man of Puerto Rican descent that has made Cedar Rapids, a film that lives and breathes the Midwest. In the film, Ed Helms plays a man from a small town moving up to the “big city” of that Iowa town. And the concept of being alien isn’t foreign to Arteta, who also has movies like The Good Girl and Youth In Revolt in his filmography.

I sat down with Arteta in a roundtable interview to discuss Cedar Rapids, the film’s Midwestern pride, the tone of his movie, and how his past has directly informed his taste for moviemaking.

Can you tell us what drew you to the project?

Well, as a small child growing up in Puerto Rico, I had a dream of making a Midwestern comedy. [Laughs] I think Ed [Helms] really liked Youth In Revolt, »

- Nick Allen

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