Good Christian Belles - for ABC
It’s no surprise to see Darren Star and Robert Harling’s names credited among the executive producers of Good Christian Belles as the series looks a little like Steel Magnolias collided with Sex and the City. The ABC series set to premiere in 2012 based on the trailer, it looks like a lot of fun.
Based on the book “Good Christian Bitches,” Good Christian Belles stars Leslie Bibb (Iron Man), a former mean girl during her teen years, who returns to Dallas after her marriage ends badly and is forced to face the past she left behind. What I love about the look of this series based on the trailer, is that it doesn’t appear to be taking itself too seriously. You can see that there’s some heart and humor in the midst of all of the drama. Factor in the adorable and ridiculously talented Kristin Chenoweth and this looks like it could be a great series to watch with a glass of wine and your favorite gossipy friend.
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