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Season 6 of “Project Runway” wrapped a month ago at New York’s Fashion Week, but it has stayed off the air because the Weinstein Company tried to move the show from Bravo to Lifetime, and Bravo’s parent company NBC Universal sued.  Or something like that.  I see anything resembling legal news and I just kind of… I wonder what happened to all my old Star Wars toys.  Are they still in the attic?  Oh, anyway, the case is settled.

NBC Uni was apparently paid multiple millions in the settlement, which also calls for Lifetime to delay the launch of the long-awaited sixth season of “Runway” to mid-August. That gives NBC Uni’s Bravo a free field to launch its “Runway” successor “The Fashion Show” unchallenged.

The two sides finally came to an agreement after Tim Gunn sashayed into the courtroom unannounced and told the lawyers to “Make it work!”  Thank God his catch phrase isn’t “Hold out for something better.”