'Ugly Betty' cast in demand
8:51 PM PDT 10/13/2010 by Nellie Andreeva,
AP
Nets salivating over actors from canceled, bubble shows
The news of the cancellation of ABC's "Ugly Betty" had barely hit the Internet on Wednesday when the phones of the reps of co-star Eric Mabius started ringing off the hook.
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