The Oc's Dying But Josh Schwartz Is Kicking, 2 new show created

[~Salsa~Sabrosa~]

The O.C. may be over, but the show's creator is still alive and kicking. Yesterday, as Fox was canceling the SoCal teen drama, CW picked up Schwartz's pilot Gossip Girl. The day before, NBC picked up his pilot for Crumbs.



Gossip Girl, green-lit in August, will be the CW's first scripted pilot. The show, based on a series of books of the same name, will revolve around the world of New York teens and their parents. The stories will be told from the vantage point of an unnamed blogger.



"It speaks to the culture that we live in now and the way that kids communicate," Schwartz told Variety.



Action-drama Crumbs follows a man who has downloaded the entire CIA database into his head.



Both pilots will be produced by Warner Bros. TV, where Schwartz has a seven figure production deal. Warner Bros. TV also produced The O.C.



Yesterday, Fox announced it would end The O.C after four seasons. The final episode airs February 22.







every one may no this already but anyway will post it.

[sandr11ta]

I want to see what Gossip Girl is like. I have always wanted to read the books but I'm just too lazy to read on my spare time.

[carmi]

if he wasn't able to handle the oc, how the hell is he gonna be able to handle both shows? i'm not saying he's not good, BUT he did screw up a bit and sometimes a lot on the oc on seasons 2 and 3.

[Shawnzy]

I'll be watching "Gossip Girl". "Crumbs" doesn't interest me in the slightest.

[Slider]

Good luck to him

[Katie]

I thought they were making a gossip girl movie.



either way I'm not watching it.

[shadowman]

I might check out crumbs, but after the oc is finished i think the days of watching teen drama well come to and end for me.

[carmi]

gossip girls looks like a the oc in new york.. somehow.