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Exclusive: Mike Caron, director of Nickelodeon’s Danger Force and Paramount+’s Fairly Odd Parents: Fairly Odder, is branching out on his own.

Caron has launched his own production company Mike Caron Productions and has set a small-screen adaptation of mystery series Monster Kid Detective Squad as one of his first projects.

He is looking to develop projects in the family space.

Monster Kid Detective Squad is set in Frightsville and follows characters such as Elsie Frankenstein, a super-strong young monster, Sherry Dracula is a young, headstrong vampire and Rico Gillman, a young sea monster.

The book series is written by Jason Henderson and In Churl Yo and published by Castle Bridge Media. Caron has brought on Bunheads duo Grant Levy and Dominik Rothbard to adapt the series with him.

Caron has worked on over 500 episodes of television including directing Danger Force, in which he also occasionally appears as the villain Deuce Van Nuys.

ABC Family is bulking up the cast of Work Mom. Actress Lilah Richcreek, who guest-starred on Two and a Half Men and 2 Broke Girls, has been added as a new series regular on the comedy pilot from Bunheads' Grant Levy and Dominik Rothbard, The Hollywood Reporter has learned exclusively. Additionally, Desperate Housewives alum Doug Savant has been cast as a guest star. Work Mom follows Heather (Renee Olstead), who finally gets promoted at her digital marketing firm Pow! Marketing and winds up hiring her recently unemployed mother, Eden (Emily Rutherfurd). Brandon Scott also stars. Story: ABC Family Orders Comedy Pilots From

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Brandon Scott (Grey's Anatomy) has landed a series regular role in the ABC Family workplace comedy pilot Work Mom from creators Grant Levy and Dominik Rothbard (Bunheads). Work Mom follows a young woman named Heather (played by Renee Olstead), who hires her recently unemployed mother (played by Emily Rutherfurd) to work for her after she gets a promotion. Brandon Scott will play a character named Craig, who is described as an employee at the company where Heather and her mother work, who possesses a sweetness and idealism in his approach to both people and work, but just not to his personal life. He's also attracted to Heather, although he hasn't...

ABC Family has tapped two familiar faces to join its comedy pilot Work Mom. Grey's Anatomy alum Brandon Scott and The Secret Life of the American Teenager's Renee Olstead have nabbed series regular roles on the workplace comedy pilot from Bunheads duo Grant Levy and Dominik Rothbard. Work Mom follows Heather (Olstead), who finally gets promoted at her digital marketing firm and winds up hiring her recently unemployed mother, Eden (The New Adventures of Old Christine's Emily Rutherfurd). Scott will play Craig, an employee at Pow Marketing who is sweet and idealistic in his approach to both people and work. He's good at

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The New Adventures Of Old Christine alumna Emily Rutherfurd has been cast as one of the two leads in ABC Family‘s comedy pilot Work Mom, written by Grant Levy and Dominik Rothbard. The workplace comedy follows Heather, who finally gets promoted at her digital marketing firm, and winds up hiring her vivacious, recently unemployed mother, Eden (Rutherfurd), who mixes up the office in a way no one could have predicted. Jennie Garth is in talks to join Tori Spelling in another ABC Family comedy pilot, Mystery Girls. Sources are optimistic about the deal, which would reunite the former 90210 co-stars. Mystery Girls, penned by Shepard Boucher based on a story by him and Spelling, follows a former starlet (Spelling) who is roped into solving crimes with her former mystery TV show costar (Garth) when a witness to a crime will only speak to the infamous Mystery Girls. Spelling and Maggie Malina executive produce.

ABC Family has greenlighted three new comedy pilots: Mystery Girls starring Tori Spelling, Work Mom and Young & Hungry, exec produced by Ashley Tisdale. The network has been looking to expand its current comedy portfolio, which includes Baby Daddy, renewed for a third season, and Melissa And Joey, picked up for a fourth. Mystery Girls follows a former starlet (Tori Spelling) who is roped into solving crimes with her former mystery TV show costar when a witness to a crime will only speak to the infamous Mystery Girls. Beverly Hills, 90210 alumna-turned-reality star Spelling and Maggie Malina (Single Ladies) serve as executive producers. The pilot was written by Shepard Boucher based on a story by him and Spelling, who previously toplined another comedy series co-created by her, So NoTORIous on VH1. Work Mom is a workplace comedy following Heather, who finally gets promoted at her digital marketing firm, and winds up hiring her recently unemployed mother.

As you may have heard, ABC Family has officially cancelled Bunheads. Many fans are upset that there won't be a second season and the cast and crew know how they feel. Here are some of their reactions, courtesy of Twitter.

Sutton Foster: "Thank you all for the love!!! Onwards and upwards!"

Stacey Oristano: "#Bunheads is officially canceled guys. Our fans have been amazing and I loved it but ready to move on!!! Xo"

Bailey Buntain: ‏"Thankful is the biggest understatement 2 express my experience on Bunheads. I will miss the cast & creative team the most.. & also craft too"

Beth Schacter (writer): "I'm really sad to hear about Bunheads. We had an amazing group of people working together and not seeing them every day is heartbreaking."

Dominik Rothbard (writer): I will miss you guys so...