TLC apparently won't be airing a reality competition series in which aspiring cake-makers compete to win a job at the Hoboken, NJ bakery run by Cake Boss star Buddy Valastro after all.  Or at least not yet.

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The series -- which the network had dubbed Cake Boss College and included in a Thursday press release in which it announced plans to air 47 new and returning series as part of its 2010-2011 programming slate -- does not actually exist.

"It's not an actual series... [we'll let you know] when/if we do decide to move forward with that concept," a TLC spokesperson told Reality TV World on Friday. 

"We drafted a possible show for development, and it was accidentally included [in the press release]."

Cake Boss premiered in 2009 and has since become one of TLC's biggest hits.  The half-hour reality series follows the activities at Valastro's shop that specializes in novelty and special occasion cakes

In February, TLC renewed Cake Boss for a 26-episode third season that will premiere in May.
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