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No need to care about that Jimmy Smits show anymore

POSTED: Wednesday, May 19, 2010, 5:00 PM

Filed Under: TV

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We've secretly been waiting to hear this so we could post this photo.

We've been bombarding you with info about the Jimmy Smits show Outlaw because we thought it was going to be set in Philly. But Michael Klein reports otherwise, saying that our fair berg is no longer home to Smits' playboy ex-Supreme Court Justice. We're not that broken up about it considering the trailer made it look like it was worthy of its Friday at 10 p.m. time slot.

So why the move for outlaw? Klein says, "Supposedly Smits was not wild all along about the prospects of a cross-country relo, so the series will be done on sound stages in California. Some exteriors will be shot in D.C., where the show is based." See ya, Smits. RELATED >> The Outlaw saga

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