Britney Spears Did Not Save The Show

Network administrators for situation comedy "How I Met Your Mother" have thrashed accounts that Britney Spears guest appearance on their show spared it from being terminated. Britney was overlooked for her part on the show originally this month when she was passed over on the top 10 list of Emmy contenders in the Best Guest Actress in a Comedy Series class. Although the program ratings soared upwards when the pop sensation acted as a ditsy secretary in two recent episodes, CBS honchos take a firm stand it was not Spears who salvaged the show. Network entertainment executive Nina Tassler states: "The show ("How I Met Your Mother") was never in trouble; it just took a while to give the announcement (of its renewal)." Bosses at Britney's record label JIVE were rumored to be wondering about her commitment to her return album when stories surfaced on Friday that the pop singer was more concerned in focusing on her acting desires. CBS honchos have not substantiated that Spears will be doing another comeback to the show.

Britney Spears To Appear On TV Again?

Reportedly the shows executive producer Carter Bays would be happy to have Britney back. The pop singer gave the show "How I Met Your Mother" its highest ratings ever and was reportedly a boost for Britney's career. It will be a one episode deal and Spears' former manager Larry Rudolph admitted the singer loved appearing on the show and talked constantly about it during recent meetings with him. She is very excited about doing it again.

Pop Singer Britney Spears An Actress?

Britney Spears seems to have recovered instantly from her out of control behavior by appearing on a television program "How I Met Your Mother". Not only did she look bright and cheerful but the media also pointed out that it showed she could act. Come on hollywood give us a break this is hype to promote this program to give it good ratings! What about some really good family value programs? But now that hollywood producers feel that Britney Spears can act their is a possible offer for her in the lead female role in a forthcoming West End production. It will be a remake of the Tennessee Williams play A Streetcar Named Desire.