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What is Going on With "Project Runway" Season Four?

For fans of Bravo's fantastic sartorial competition Project Runway, it's been a little bit of a frustrating summer. After all, we've been waiting for ages just for an official release date from cabler Bravo.

Then, there was a ray of hope just the other day. Heidi Klum had posted the below update about PR4 on her website, as reported here:
Project Runway Season Premiere-November 14th
Watch the new season of Project Runway beginning Wednesday, November 14th, only on Bravo (check your local listings). I consider it to be our best season yet!
And then, rather mysteriously, the message disappeared from her website. Curious.

Could Teutonic goddess Klum have spoken too soon? (Apparently, as Bravo requested she remove the erroneous launch date.) And when, just when, will Bravo then release any information (other than 4th quarter 2007) about when viewers will finally get to see Project Runway's fourth season?

Your guess is, sadly, as good as mine.

Comments

Oh no! Heidi, you naughty girl.
Anonymous said…
boo.
Anonymous said…
Lame. I was finally hoping we'd get to see this sooner rather than later. Come on, Bravo!
Anonymous said…
Really lame. I don't know why Bravo can't come up with a confirmed release date for this. It's just insane to me.
Anonymous said…
Bullshit. I don't understand why Bravo can't get it together and just announce when this will launch. We know it's going to be Wednesdays at 10 pm, we know it will launch before the end of the year, so there aren't too many weeks they can launch. Pick one and air the show all ready!

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