Ray Richmond is contributing to Deadline's TCA coverage. 
On a lively and colorful afternoon TCA panel promoting the fall PBS four-hour series America in Primetime, Everybody Lives Raymond creator Phil Rosenthal blasted TNT for its recent decision to cancel Raymond star Ray Romano's latest series, dramedy Men of a Certain Age. "Those idiots put six episodes on in November and then waited until July to schedule the next six as if they were trying to make sure the audience didn't connect to it," Rosenthal said. "Then they cancel if because the audience doesn't connect to it. That's why I say the only thing I hate about this business is the business part." Rosenthal often punctuated with a zinger the discussion, which featuring him, Nurse Jackie co-creators Liz Brixius and Linda Wallem, Desperate Housewives star Felicity Huffman and PBS series' exec producer Tom Yellin delve into what makes primetime tick. The idea behind the PBS series is to promote the idea that all primetime scripted entertainment is built on the foundation of all shows that have come before it. In the series, Yellin notes that Murphy Brown creator Diane English originally received a note from CBS that the title character shouldn't be a recovering alcoholic in her 40s but a 30-year-old woman coming out of a spa. ... Read More »Jennifer Aniston Jennifer Gareis Jennifer Garner Jennifer Gimenez Jennifer Love Hewitt Jennifer Morrison
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