A little late on posting this! But the remaining episodes of “Don’t Trust the B— in Apartment 23″ are now online!! We’ve already watched them and captures will be up soon! It’s such a shame the show got cancelled!

Don’t Trust the B—- may be cancelled, but there’s never-before-seen episodes that are now available online. ABC has put eight unaired episodes onto ABC.com.

One of the epiosdes, which was originally planned to run as the show’s second season finale before ABC axed the comedy, is a flashback episode chronicling Chloe’s bitch-origin story. Titled “Original Bitch,” the episode goes back 10 years ago to when Chloe (Krysten Ritter) first moved into Apt. 23 and met a roommate named Trish, who took “Chloe under her wing and [taught] her everything she knew about bitch-itude.” Richard Dean Anderson (MacGyver!) guest stars.

Though Ritter’s pilot Assistance wasn’t picked up, James Van Der Beek’s new project Friends With Better Lives is expected to air midesason on CBS.

In addition to the episodes being available on ABC.com, they are also on Hulu to watch!

Also, I’ve read reports that Krysten’s pilot ‘Assistance’ might still be in the works and likely to be re-tooled if it goes to series. There hasn’t been any new news about it thought. I’m not getting my hopes up, but I’ll keep you updated in case it gets a green light.

Not altogether shocking news but it still sucks. I love this show and ABC just handled it very badly. They aired a whole 7 episodes in it’s 1st “season” and then aired almost all the episodes out of order. It’s hard for fans to stick with a show when they are confused by what’s going on in the show and when the show would air again. Anyhow, hopefully they’ll release the unaired episodes at some point.

Because stars just gotta dance, and they just do not care how many untrustworthy “b”s are crammed into apartment 23, ABC’s monkeying with its Tuesday-night lineup took its next, inevitable step today when the network removed Don’t Trust The B—- In Apartment 23 from its schedule, effective January 29. This follows The Alphabet’s failed experiment in drumming up excitement for Apartment 23 and its timeslot companion, Happy Endings, with additional airings on Sunday night—a move also intended to clear room for the March return of Dancing With The Stars, a “killing two birds with one stone” scenario which instead appears to have killed one bird and one show.

Though no official cancellation notice has been handed down from ABC, the stars of Apartment 23 have already reached for the massive “save our show” button that is the Internet: James Van Der Beek in particular has taken to tweet-eulogizing the show, thanking the fans for tuning in and extending his gratitude to ABC for taking a chance on such a risky, swear-word-in-the-title prospect. Additional new episodes of Happy Endings will take the place of its one-time companion series, a move that seemingly says “burn off,” but certainly doesn’t doom the show to cancellation, either. After all, its entire 13-episode first season aired in a similar manner, and the show is a co-production of ABC Studios and Sony Pictures Television, which puts it in a good position for reaping significant syndication returns down the line. A fourth season of Happy Endings would put the show’s episode count in the high 70s, which is just right for a syndication deal; Sony’s great at negotiating such deals, and a renewal notice from ABC would boil down to the network printing money for its studio arm.

But that’s all speculation, as is all this talk about the end of Don’t Trust The B—- In Apartment 23. As the saying goes, it ain’t over ’til the fat “b” sings—“b” meaning “bitch,” because if it really is a dead show walking, the time for being coy has concluded.

UPDATE: Or the bitch in the apartment herself: Krysten Ritter has now tweeted that Apartment 23 is no more; still no official word on the matter from ABC, or whether or not the network plans to air the remaining eight episodes of the show’s second season.

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I’ve added screen captures from the newest episode of “Don’t Trust the B in Apartment 23″ 2×08 Paris. Previews & gallery link are below:

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I’ve added HD captures of the episodes 2×04-2×07 of “Don’t Trust the B in Apt 23″ that we were missing in the gallery. We’ve also created a video section for the site & will work on adding more videos to it. Be sure to watch the new episode of “Don’t Trust the B” tonight! Previews & gallery links are below:

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Hello! Just a small update but I’ve added two new photoshoots of Krysten to the gallery and one more picture from her Glamour photoshoot, magazine scans from her Playboy feature, and stills from the next episode of “Don’t Trust the B— in Apartment 23″, as well as a promo of Kyrsten from season one. Previews and gallery links below:

With “666 Park Avenue” officially out of the picture, “Happy Endings” and “Don’t Trust The B—- In Apartment 23″ are moving in.

“666 Park Avenue” was pulled from ABC’s schedule in November after ratings dipped.

According to HitFix, ABC will broadcast the remainder of its episodes this Summer. There are four episodes remaining since nine of the series’ 13 episodes aired earlier this fall.

While the show’s cancellation was bad news for the “666” gang, sitcoms “Happy Endings” and “Don’t Trust The B—- In Apartment 23″ are getting more airtime. For the first three weeks of January, both series will air all-new episodes on both Sundays and Tuesdays.

“Happy Endings” and “Don’t Trust The B—- In Apartment 23″ will return on Sun., Jan. 6 and air at 10 and 10:30 p.m. EST in the month of January respectively. They will also run in their original time slots on Tuesdays from 9-10 p.m. EST through March 19.

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Following the rest of the networks, ABC released its midseason schedule on Tuesday, making room several new series — and shuffling a few existing ones, including Happy Endings and Don’t Trust the B in Apartment 23, which will end their runs early in March.

After a two-hour premiere on Sunday, March 3, Red Widow gets the post-Revenge time slot at 10 p.m. starting March 10. The drama, based on a Dutch format, stars Radha Mitchel and Goran Višnji?. And in the place of the also-axed Last Resort, the 8 p.m. Thursday time slot goes to Anthony Edwards vehicle Zero Hour starting Feb. 14. Dancing With the Stars returns for its 16th season on Monday, March 18, before the Dancing With the Stars results show returns to 9 p.m. Tuesdays starting March 26. This means that Happy Endings and Apartment 23, which have respective 22- and 18-episode orders, will have remaining episodes not currently scheduled to air.

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