I’ve triple checked the last few days’ news from my usual television sources to no avail. So, in the absence of a last-minute reprieve, it appears we Lipstick Jungle fans have reached the end of the two-season road for the show.

Next (and apparently last) up is tonight’s finale “Chapter Twenty: La Vie En Pose,” which, judging from the plot description, doesn’t have anything final about it whatsoever. Does this mean fans will be left hanging with no closure for their favorite character(s)? Could be.

During the episode, Nico makes an appearance on NBC’s Today Show, which causes complications for her later; Wendy struggles to keep her daughter Maddie in check while Shane is away; and Victory does her best to make her parents and her new fiancé Joe get along.

Follow the jump for a few preview photos from “La Vie En Pose” and cross your fingers that it doesn’t end up really being the series finale. I guess there’s still a tiny chance…

Brooke Shields as Wendy Healy

Rosie Perez as Dahlia Morales

James Lesure as Griffin Bell

Lipstick Jungle’s finale airs on NBC at 9pm EST tonight.

Post from: Grrl TV

If you’re a fan of the series, that means you have two more episodes left to (1) make sure you tune in to the show to help increase its ratings and (2) send your letter of support outrage over the show’s presumed cancellation to:

Jeff Zucker
c/o NBC
30 Rockefeller Plaza
Suite 2502 E
New York NY 10112

Words not enough to get that anger off of your chest? Sending tubes of lipstick is working for many fans, as well.

Meanwhile, the sophomore season’s next-to-last rumble in the Jungle, “Chapter Nineteen: Lovers’ Leaps,” is scheduled for Friday, January 2, at 9pm EST (not 10pm). On hand to keep the plot rolling along smoothly are English singer and songwriter Natasha Bedingfield, playing herself, and Las Vegas alum James Lesure in his recurring role as Griffin Bell.

As for the ladies: Victory prepares a perfect proposal for Joe, Nico and Griffin grow closer at work even as she encounters more difficulties in her path to becoming a parent, and Wendy’s marriage gets tenser when she learns Shane is still contemplating going on tour with Bedingfield.

REMEMBER: Viewers do have the power to help turn Lipstick Jungle’s fate around, but only if they watch in large enough numbers to convince NBC executives the series is worth the cost. Make sure to catch the show on both January 2 and January 9, the season and possibly series finale, if you’d like to hang out with the Wendy, Nico, and Victory a while longer. If the numbers don’t add up, however, the show is more likely than not a goner.

Post from: Grrl TV