Do You Know Andrea Shirley?

I need your help: Do you know Andrea Shirley, 28, the Cincinnati area contestant on "The Bachelor: Rome?" All ABC will say is that she’s "a hotel concierge who currently resides in Cincinnati."
Did you go to school or college with her? Live in her neighborhood? Work with her? Know she was in Italy taping the show in late August?
If so, please email me at jkiesewetter@enquirer.com. And please provide your name and daytime phone number, so I can reach you.
Andrea and her family can’t talk to the press until she exits the show, so I’m counting on you. Tell me what you know.
"The Bachelor: Rome" premieres Monday, Oct. 2, on ABC (9-11 p.m., Ch 9). Andrea is one of 27 women – 25 Americans and two "Italian beauties" – seeking to impress Italian Prince Lorenzo Borghese.

Fall TV stuff
Thanks for the comments on "Shark," "Brothers & Sisters" and "Studio 60." I think all three will make it…. I really liked the second "Studio 60" last night, but worry that it was maybe too much inside TV stuff – the network press conference (been to many of those), the reference to Fox, the talk about small TV markets refusing to carry the show…
Did you like the second episode?

Did anyone like NBC’s "Heroes?" The characters interested me, but I thought they failed to connect enough dots for me. It will be interesting to see if viewers stick with it. (NBC repeats Monday’s pilot at 8 p.m. today.) Or watch it at www.nbc.com.

Also new tonight: Ted Danson as a psychiatrist on "Help Me Help You" at 9:30 p.m., immediately following "Dancing with the Stars." The sitcom was average, certainly not as clever as the "Danson on ABC" promo that airs during "Dancing."

Local alert
Daniel Wisler, 25, of Fairfield makes his debut on "The Unit" (9 p.m., Ch. 12) as Jeremy Erhart, a U.S. Army veteran being heavily recruited by Molly Blane (Regina Taylor) for the private sector, much to the chagrin of "The Unit" members.

Radio note
I was surprised to hear WCIN-AM (1480) all the way up I-71 to the Little Miami River bridge. After a five-year wait, the FCC finally approve a power increase for WCIN-AM from 250 to 4,500 watts daytime. The power boost will make the station more attractive to potential buyers. The station was placed in receivership in January, so it can be sold to pay off debts more than $950,000. More details are in my story today:

http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060926/ENT/609260310/-1/CINCI

Buy the Book
For you fans of "The Book of Daniel," the NBC drama quickly canceled last January about Aidan Quinn as a pill-popping minister: The entire series, including four episodes not aired by NBC, is being released on DVD today by Universal Studios Home Entertainment ($29.98). The 2-disc set includes the two-hour pilot and deleted scenes.