Axe looms for shows (external) The broadcast networks are gingerly wielding the cancellation axe this season. Source: Media Life Magazine, Tuesday, December 6, 2005

FOX Finds New 'Cases' for Kind, Seehorn (external) "Richard Kind and Rhea Seehorn, both of whom had very brief stints on FOX's 'Head Cases' this season, have landed at a pilot in development at the network." Source: Zap2It, Wednesday, November 9, 2005

'Head' wasn't hot (external) Denise Richards is in good company -- look back at 10 major movie stars who flopped on TV. Source: Entertainment Weekly, Tuesday, October 25, 2005

Star power not enough (external) The stars are falling. Not celestial bodies - merely several actors who hoped to soar in small-screen comebacks. Source: The Boston Herald, Friday, October 14, 2005

ABC, CBS share honors in first week of season ABC scores in key demographics; CBS draws the masses for a weeklong ratings cakewalk. By Reuters, Wednesday, September 28, 2005 Head gets the axe Chris O'Donnell sitcom is first show of the new season to meet the grim reaper. By Colin Mahan, Friday, September 23, 2005 'Cases' closed (external) The honor of the first cancellation of this season goes to Fox, which has yanked Head Cases—dubbed “Ally McCrazy” by one critic—after only two episodes. Source: Broadcasting & Cable - Subscription, Friday, September 23, 2005

FOX: Off With Our 'Head Cases' (external) "The 2005-06 TV season, which is officially less than a week old, has claimed its first victim: FOX's legal drama 'Head Cases.'" Source: Zap2It, Thursday, September 22, 2005

Of two minds about 'Head Cases' (external) "After sharply dividing TV critics, freshman Fox comedy 'Head Cases' debuted to lukewarm ratings Wednesday." Source: Broadcasting & Cable - Subscription, Thursday, September 15, 2005

Law Firm of Felix and Oscar (external) "Jason (Chris O'Donnell) is a high-powered attorney at a fancy law firm and Shallots (Adam Goldberg) is low-rent lawyer loser with hookers and petty-criminal clients who do most of their business at convenience stores. Such is the 'Odd Couple' premise of Fox's new, dreamy 'Head Cases,' a show with a promising premise that could be a winner. Call it 'Al McBeal.'" Source: New York Post - Subscription, Wednesday, September 14, 2005

O'Donnell, Goldberg Crazy for 'Head Cases' (external) "On Wednesdays this fall, while CBS' 'CSI'-ers and NBC's 'Law & Order' keepers serve up justice with pensive, stone-faced seriousness, Fox will take a walk on the lighter side with 'Head Cases' (premiering tonight at 9 pm/ET), an hour dramedy about an A-list lawyer about to go off the deep end, an 'explosive disorder'-addled low-rent attorney who's already there and the halfway point at which they must meet to fight the good fights." Source: TV Guide, Wednesday, September 14, 2005

'Head Cases' a no-brainer (external) "Some shows just make you want to head in the opposite direction. With 'Head Cases,' the driving-away force is equal parts concept and cast." Source: USA Today, Wednesday, September 14, 2005

Kind of a 'Head Case' (external) "'Spin City' alum Richard Kind has joined the cast of Fox's upcoming legal drama "Head Cases.'" Scroll down. Source: TV Guide, Friday, June 24, 2005