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Wendie Malick and George Segal on the same network again! Catch "Hot in Cleveland" and the new "Retired at 35" starting Jan. 19 on TV Land!

Big wins for "Modern Family" at the Emmys including Comedy Series and Supporting Actor (Eric Stonestreet)!

Check out former JSM producer Sivert Glarum's series "Glenn Martin, DDS" on Nick at Nite!

A wide-ranging interview with Levitan here, on Modern Family and his previous work:

We knew we wanted to do something about family, and we started to realize we wanted to do something in the documentary form. We wanted to do multiple families, because we both liked the adult relationships. We didn’t want to be constantly doing kid stories, we wanted to be able to do both. Frasier was based on an adult brother relationship, and an adult father-son relationship. Just Shoot Me was a complicated adult father-daughter relationship. So then it was a matter of populating it with multiple families, and the idea was, how has family changed recently? So let’s start in the middle with a very conventional, right down the middle family -- a working husband, a stay-at-home mom, and three kids. And the kids were kind of loosely based on my family in terms of the sexes and ages of the kids. And then we wanted to do a gay couple. And we wanted to do something cross-cultural as well. And what was nice there was the older man/younger woman thing. We could have done three siblings, and one of them was married [to someone from another culture]. But we liked the idea of the father being with the younger woman because you’ve got multiple things going on. There was nice conflict and tension.

Steve Levitan's Emmy-winning latest show, "Modern Family" is on ABC Wednesdays at 9 ET/PT! Follow Steve on Twitter.

JSM Season 3 DVDs now on sale!

It's official, they love this site in France - Voila!

A message to the fans:

To all the fans of Just Shoot Me,

Thank you so much for all your support over the years. It really has meant so much to me, the cast and crew. While NBC has really disappointed us this time, we had a blast making this series and I feel lucky to have worked with such talented people and I am incredibly grateful for fans like you.

I wish you all the best.

Sincerely,

Steve Levitan Creator, Executive Producer, "Just Shoot Me"

I saw "Art" back in July '99 on Broadway and met George Segal as well as the rest of the cast! In 2000, yours truly met the rest of the cast at a JSM filming (fifth season premiere)... I returned in 2002 to see the filming of the episode with Elliott's grandma.