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Dan Delgado on "Anchorwoman" Brian Gadinsky on "Anchorwoman" Michele Reese on "Anchorwoman" Philip Hurley on "Anchorwoman" Annalisa Petralia on "Anchorwoman" Lauren Jones on "Anchorwoman" Anchorwoman Pictures
On FOX's "Anchorwoman," Phil Hurley is the owner of a tiny Texas news station, KYTX Channel 19, and he is desperate to turn the tide of his mediocre ratings, or even just compete with a rival channel. Phil has shocked the station and town of Tyler, Texas, by bringing in a gorgeous model and ex-WWE diva with no previous news experience to be his next "Anchorwoman," all in hopes of reinventing the look of Channel 19 and overhauling its below-average 6 share to a number more like his competitor's dominating 36.
Former Miss New York and ber-vixen Lauren Jones packs up her Versace dresses and heads to the middle of nowhere to start a new career. Can this bombshell cut it as a serious reporter on "Anchorwoman?" Will she save KYTX, or make it the laughingstock of the Lone Star State? Lauren wants to show everyone she's no airhead, and this is her big chance to prove she's more than just a pretty face. The entire newsroom on "Anchorwoman" thinks the boss has made a giant mistake.
Reigning anchorwoman Annalisa Petraglia is not about to lose her Queen Bee status to some L.A. hottie. News Director Dan Delgado is fit to be tied as his beloved journalistic standards go out the window on "Anchorwoman." Michelle Reese, a hard-nosed reporter bound for CNN, will take no prisoners on "Anchorwoman." Lauren will struggle not only with the news team and an unfamiliar town on "Anchorwoman," but also with the not-so-Hollywood news stories covering bake sales, cowpie-tossing contests and county fairs like they were Watergate. News anchor or dead weight? Only the ratings will tell, so stay tuned for the next "Anchorwoman:" Lauren Jones.
"Anchorwoman" is produced by Fox 21 and The G Group. "Anchorwoman" is executive produced by Brian Gadinsky.
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