Elisha Cuthbert on Happy Endings: Cult Classic & Reboot Buzz

0:00On April 24th, Alicia Cuthbert drops some real talk about her old show Happy Endings. The sitcom ran for three seasons, but never cracked big ratings. Still, it's got that cult following today. She revealed almost every celeb they asked passed on guest spots, even in the pilot. Early days were stressful for the cast. They hustled to nail the pilot in first episodes, hoping for a full season pickup. Midway through season one, they finally locked in the vibe. They did snag guest, like RuPaul and Megan Mullley, but big names like Fergie and Hoody and the Blowfish all said no. Fans love it anyway, calling it one of the decade's toughest cancellations. Cuthbert's character Alex started straight-laced, but turned silly, pulling from her own off-script laughs. Creator David Caspe even scripted her imaginary hula hoop bit after seeing it on set. Now there's buzz about a reboot. Casey Wilson mentioned last year they're pushing to bring it back, though logistics slowed things down. All three seasons are streaming on Hulu,

1:00so dive in if you haven't and keep an eye out for that revival. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.