App stuck on install now wont connect to store

I have to latest software update from apple for the iPhone 4. I had an app iTV that was available for update. Attempted to update via the iPhone App Store and I got an error saying the app is not available. But now the app is stuck on install and I can no longer connect to the app store via the phone.
I tried to reset the app store username, rest the phone a bizillion times, tried to sync via itunes, tried to delete app via itunes, tried to delete and install app via itunes, tried the trick of changing the language on the phone,
I am now lost except restoring the phone...which I really don't want to to...any help, suggestions, solutions??????????

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1808

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