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A few months ago, Fox paraded their new mid-season Egyptian drama, Hieroglyph, around during their Upfront presentation to mixed reviews from critics. Since then, the network has changed their mind about the series and seven months before the show was scheduled to premiere, Fox has pulled the plug on the action adventure show that last October they gave a straight to series order.

The network chose to skip the pilot process and go straight to series in order to spread the budget out over multiple episodes, but have revealed that the scripts going forward weren’t as strong at they had originally hoped. The series, written by Travis Beacham, was developed several season ago and had set Anne Fricke to be showrunner in March as part of her overall deal with 20th Century.

Kevin Reilly, the former Fox entertainment chairman had this to say about the project at the time:...

The network giveth and the network taketh away. Fox has cancelled their new Ancient Egypt dramatic series Hieroglyph. The project was given a straight-to-series order last October by the then-programming chief Kevin Reilly.

Hieroglyph had been scheduled for mid-season. One episode has been shot and several others have been scripted. The show stars John Rhys-Davies, Reece Ritchie, Kelsey Chow, Condola Rashad, Caroline Ford, and Antony Bunsee. EW reports that the writers were given the news of the cancellation earlier today.

Here's the Fox show's trailer:

What do you think? Were you looking forward to checking out this new show?...

Hieroglyph is history.

Fox has canceled the ancient Egypt-set, action-adventure drama — without having aired a single episode — EW.com reports.

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Despite getting a straight-to-series, 13-episode order, the show wasn’t coming together creatively in the way that executives had hoped, sources tell EW.

Hieroglyph, which was slated to debut in 2015, centered on a notorious thief (Beauty and the Beast’s Max Brown), who is plucked from prison to serve the Pharaoh while navigating palace intrigue, seductive concubines, criminal underbellies and even a few divine sorcerers.

The cast also included John Rhys-Davies...

Ancient Egypt gets a hip, sexy makeover in Fox's 2015 drama series "Hieroglyph," which will freely mix crime, politics, sex and magic, and stars Max Brown, Antony Bunsee, Condola Rashad, Kelsey Chow, Reece Ritchie, Caroline Ford and John Rhys-Davies. Created by executive producer Travis Beacham ("Pacific Rim," "Clash of the Titans"), "Hieroglyph" centers on a career thief (Brown) who is spared prison in order to serve the Pharaoh (Ritchie) who is struggling to retain his power. Upon entering the palace, he is introduced to the world of political corruption, sexual intrigue, underworld crime and the occasional supernatural occurrence (we'd better see some mummy action). Check out photos of the cast below:...

Hollyoaks producers have confirmed Ash Roy's imminent departure from the teen soap. As reported by Digital Spy last month, Ash - played by 27-year-old Junade Khan - bows out of the Channel 4 show next month when his also-departing screen parents Bel (Nila Aalia) and Gov (Anthony Bunsee) disown him for good. In a shock turn of events, Ash punches his brother at the scene of one of their illegal fights and causes his aneurism to rupture, sending him into a coma. The Roy family quickly learns that Ash knew of Ravi's condition but allowed him to fight regardless and it is not long before they all turn against him. Feeling dejected, Ash reveals a "shocking family secret" to one of his sisters (more)...

Welcome to another edition of Gays of our Lives. This week, we have a special feature for you, an interview with Forbidden Love star Jo Weil (Olli) as we chat about the Chrolli vlog, a new concept the folks at Fl cooked up to give fans insight into the lives of Germany’s favorite gay couple.

Plus, Gool Theater has all the latest clips of your favorite gays in soaps, including some wonderfully heartbreaking moments on One Live To Live, the start of a new plot arc for Roman on All That Matters and Sean’s attempts to snare a man who is way out of his league on Coronation Street.

In Scoops and Spoilers, find out why Christian and Syed’s relationship on EastEnders takes a dark turn and check out the hot new gay that turns up on The Secret Life of the American Teenager.

And in Gool Newsbeat,...

Three more members of the Hollyoaks cast are to leave the show later this year. Junade Khan, Anthony Bunsee and Nila Aalia - who play Ash, Gov and Bel Roy respectively - will bow out of the Channel 4 soap in September when the family's storyline reaches a dramatic conclusion. In recent weeks, Ash has been encouraging his brother Ravi (Stephen Uppal) to take part in illegal street fights, while completely unaware that his sibling has a brain aneurism. Ash soon discovers Ravi's condition and feels guilty about the situation when his brother's health takes a turn for the worse and he loses his sight. However, in a shock turn of events, Ash punches (more)...