As previously announced, Christian Slater’s Breaking In will in fact be back for a second season, airing Tuesdays at 8:30 (starting March 6). There, it will be sandwiched between encore and new episodes of New Girl. [Source]

Fantastic news!

It looks like comedy Breaking In has done the impossible, beating cancellation for a second time. I hear Fox is about to give the single-camera comedy starring Christian Slater and Bret Harrison a 13-epiosde midseason order in a complex deal with series producer Sony Pictures TV, which is still being finalized. It also includes a script commitment with penalty to a comedy pitch by Breaking In co-creator Adam F. Goldberg. The untitled 1980s family comedy, which like Breaking In is co-produced by Sony TV and Happy Madison, hit the market last week and had been pursued by all Big 4 networks.

When all is said and done, this would mark a second improbable return from the dead for Breaking In. The entire cast is expected to come back, including Odette Annable, who recently joined House as a new regular with a deal that includes provisions allowing her to also appear on Breaking In. Created by Goldberg and Horrible Bosses director Seth Gordon, Breaking In was ordered to pilot during the 2009-10 season. Despite raking as Fox’s highest testing pilot back then, the network passed on the workplace comedy set at a digital security firm. Sony kept the project alive by extending the options on the cast. Fox then ordered 2 additional scripts, and in November, the network gave Breaking In a seven-episode midseason order and a post-American Idol time slot. But in May the network canceled the show before it had finished its freshman run. Sony once again fought on. And, in a promising sign that the network had faith in the show and was open to reconsidering its decision, it joined Sony TV is shouldering the cost for extending the cast’s options and then put Breaking In on the list of contenders for its 2-hour midseason comedy block. “We all liked Breaking In but…we had to make a judgment call,” Fox’s entertainment president Kevin Reilly said at TCA last month. “It still has a shot. You know what? Stranger things have happened.” By surviving cancellation twice, Breaking In would join Family Guy as the only shows ever to do it. [Source]

Did you all catch Bret in “Love Bites”? Screencaptures are in the gallery.

Bret’s upcoming appearance in “Love Bites” is in episode 2, and it’s called “How To”. The episode airs on Thursday, June 9 on NBC (10-11 p.m. ET).

I have added HQ episode stills to the gallery.

I am finally caught up with all the “Breaking In” caps and stills. We are very sad that this will not be back for a second season.

The finale of ‘Breaking In’ will now be airing on TUESDAY AT 9:30PM.
Please make sure to watch it, we need it to get good rating if we have any chance of it getting picked up for a second season. So watch it live, tell your friends, and spread the word!

Sad news for fans and Bret – “Breaking In” has not been picked up for a second season.

The screencaptures of Bret in the latest episode of “Breaking In” are now in the gallery.

I have added screencaptures of Bret from the CBR TV interview to the gallery. You can see the interview in the post below.