At today’s TCA panel on Don’t Trust The B— In Apartment 23, creator/executive producer Nahnatchka Khan said the show is different from other new “roommate” comedies like CBS’ 2 Broke Girls because one of the roommates is a total bitch. The bitch (Krysten Ritter’s Chloe) is the B— of the title. It’s a word ABC entertainment president Paul Lee said earlier in the day could not be included in the title of a network show, even though it might work for cable. The new series — from American Dad executive producer Khan with David Hemingson and Jeff Morton — is about a sweet girl from the heartland (Dreama Walker’s June) forced by circumstances to bunk in with a wild roommate who doesn’t mind having sex on top of a birthday cake.

Khan said she was OK with taking “bitch” out of the title but is glad the phrase “Don’t trust” was maintained, rather than shortening the title to Apartment 23. “The ‘Don’t Trust’ part I feel strongly about; it says it’s something is dangerous and a little bit different,” Kahn said. “I like the warning of it.” She added: “The B, as we like to call it, will always be a B.”

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If it’s not easy to do a show called “b—-,” it’s just as hard to do a show about one. The key, says Khan, is Ritter, who keeps Chloe likable even when her behavior is reprehensible. And, she says, Chloe does have a nice side; she just has an odd way of showing it.

Either way, says Ritter, it’s a great role to play. “I think that Chloe gets to say things that everybody wishes they could say, and I get to. It’s a delicious role,” says Ritter. “It’s really just the most fun I’ve ever had in my life.”

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ABC has finally released new images of the cast of the upcoming ABC comedy, Don’t Trust The B—- in Apt. 23 and I’ve added all of the promotional images to the Krysten Ritter Source gallery. Krysten looks stunning and I hope you enjoy are newest additions so definitely make sure you check them out!

Are you eagerly anticipating the premiere? Just click the above images to be taken to the gallery where you can view them in full.