According to The Hollywood Reporter, ABC has cut loose two of their big new fall dramas, "Last Resort" and "666 Park Avenue."

Both were good shows ("Last Resort" being the better of the two) but had trouble finding audiences.

"Last Resort," about members of a U.S. nuclear submarine crew in a standoff against their own military, starred Andre Braugher and Scott Speedman. "666 Park Avenue," about a haunted apartment building in Manhattan, starred Terry O'Quinn, Vanessa Williams and Dave Annable.

Both shows had 13-episode orders and that's all they'll get. ABC will air all 13 episodes in their original order and in their original timeslots, so there's that.

666 Park Avenue
Sundays at 10 on ABC

Finding a great apartment in New York City is hell. At least that's the quite literal message of this macabre new ABC drama, "666 Park Avenue."

The premise of the show, debuting Sunday at 10, is that the tenants of an exclusive Upper East Side apartment building sell their souls to the devil in exchange for the fulfillment of various dreams or desires.

This doesn't bode well for the unsuspecting midwestern couple, played by Dave Annable and Rachael Taylor, who score gigs as co-managers of the building in exchange for a beautiful free apartment and a bit of hob-nobbing with the mysterious married couple who own the place.

There are some TV folks in town this weekend for the Jimmy V Celebrity Golf Classic.

If you attend the events tomorrow at N.C. State's Lonnie Poole Golf Course, you might run into Chris Harrison (left, host of "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette"), Chris Lambton ("Bachelorette" runner-up), Dave Annable (Justin on "Brothers & Sisters"), Jesse Beck ("Bachelorette" "Bachelor Pad"), Kimberlin Brown ("Young and the Restless"), Jack Ford (TruTV's "Banfield & Ford"), Bill Goldberg ("Celebrity Apprentice" "Garage Mahal"), and Kenny Mayne and Stuart Scott (ESPN "SportsCenter").

A lot of the celebrities attending are sports celebrities. There's a full list at the Jimmy V site, along with details on how to attend.