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Television: Wedding-bell blues on Fox; Goldblum's show is DOA (The Salt Lake Tribune) - Beginning this week, nearly a half-dozen midseason replacement shows - or the second-string series that take up the slots left by failed fall series - debut on television. Here are reviews of two. More to come next week. Say "I don't": For whom do "The Wedding Bells" toll? They toll for no one - at least no one with at least half a brain who wants to see a good television comedy/drama.

'Wedding Bells' clangs miserably T rue enough, "The Wedding Bells" is a terrible show. Horribly conceived. Terribly ... (The Oregonian) - 'Wedding Bells' clangs miserably T rue enough, "The Wedding Bells" is a terrible show. Horribly conceived. Terribly written. Indifferently acted. Bruised on the outside, rotten to the core.

Future Brides Prepare For Their Special Day At Local Wedding Show (News 25 Evansville) - EVANSVILLE, IN - Brides-to-be got the royal treatment Sunday at the "Ultimate Wedding Show" at the downtown Executive Inn. Tri-State vendors showed-off their products as visitors watched fashion shows and received special gifts. One lucky bride won the grand prize, a $1 thousand travel voucher.

Let's hope tedious 'Wedding Bells' is not forever (USA Today) - Some wedding invitations are best declined. Granted, The Wedding Bells hardly is the worst show you've ever seen or, for that matter, the worst you've seen from super-producer David E. Kelley. (That title is still held by Snoops.) It does, however, rank with the most tedious, a show so empty that you get the feeling it's being thrown away even as you watch.

TV: Wedding Bell Blues (Newsweek) - Stay away from Fox's monstrous new soap about wedding planners--especially if you’re planning a wedding.

Actress continues opulent wedding tour (Boston Globe) - Elizabeth Hurley and her new husband, Arun Nayar, were to be serenaded under the stars on the second leg of their opulent wedding tour, Indian media reported.

Same-Sex Wedding Jewelry Featured on Reality Show (Gay Wired) - Love and Pride, the jewelry line made for same-sex couples, has a special role this season on the LOGO reality series First Comes Love . The company is the show’s only jewelry sponsor and their rings are the ones featured on the hands of the couples in the show.

Solid Attendance for Fox's 'Wedding' (TV Week) - The premiere of David E. Kelley’s dramedy “The Wedding Bells” on Fox pulled a solid rating, yet suffered a steep dropoff from its “American Idol” lead-in. There was more bad news for ABC’s “Lost,” while The CW’s “Pussycat Dolls” pulled off a surprising repeat performance.

Wedding Day Stress: Focus on What Matters (Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch) - (ARA) - The wedding day is considered to be the happiest day of many people's lives. It also ranks as one of the most stressful. Invitations. Flowers. Catering. Dresses and tuxedoes. The reception.

Leave TV s Wedding at the altar (Baltimore Sun) - A week or so ago a nice package arrived in the mail, and because these sorts of things don't come along too often, I greedily unwrapped it to find a toaster and an engraved note from Fox inviting me to watch this new David E. Kelley show, "The Wedding Bells."