LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) - TLC has ordered six episodes of the series "Now Who's Boss?" to air beginning in March.
In an ironic twist, Danny Pintauro's Jonathan Bower falls on hard times and is forced to work as a housekeeper for a rich family, Alyssa Milano's Samantha is now a witch and Tony Danza may make cameo appearances. Actually, "Now Who's Boss" isn't a spin-off of the Emmy nominated 1980s sitcom "Who's the Boss?" It's an update of the popular BBC format "Back to the Floor." New York Times Television will produce the TLC update, which finds corporate CEOs forced to work in entry-level jobs in their own companies. "The conceit of the series is to show an honest experience from both the executive and employee sides," Michael Klein tells The Hollywood Reporter. Klein is an executive producer on the series along with NYTT's Matthew Gould. The guinea pig in the premiere is Loews Hotels bigwig Jonathan Tisch, who spend time working as a housekeeper and bellhop. Tisch was reportedly so moved by his experience that he mandated all Loews upper-level executives spend one day a year in similar positions. Other honchos expected to see how the other half lives include Delta Airlines President John Selvaggio, Larry Flax and Rick Rosenfield, co-founders of California Pizza Kitchen, and Club Med Americas CEO John Vanderslice. [>>Charles<<] _______________________________________________ Sndbox mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://a8.mewebdns-a8.com/mailman/listinfo/sndbox_sandboxmail.net
