Ayyyyyye The Rookie spin-off got picked up! It’s gonna be called The Rookie: Feds but apparently Kat Fosters character of Casey Fox isn’t gonna be in it. That’s a bummer cause I liked her a lot! But I’m still gonna tune into the show whenever it does air!
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Pop TV has made its first comedy greenlight this cycle, handing a pilot order to comedy Mother Mary. Described as a modern twist on one of the most famous stories ever told, the project hails from …
From Master of None to The Chi to this latest project, Lena Waithe has made huge leaps and bounds into a name that you need to know in TV and comedy as well as a voice that you need to hear.
We can only hope that TBS orders Twenties to series to see what Lena’s comedy about a queer black girl figuring life out in 20s will look, sound, and feel like.
Ryan Coogler’s X-Files Reboot Gets Hulu Pilot Order, Danielle Deadwyler Set to Star
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Hulu has ordered a pilot for Ryan Coogler’s X-Files reboot, with Danielle Deadwyler attached as one of two leads and Jennifer Yale set as showrunner.
TL;DR
This reboot is officially real in the “money on the table” sense: a Hulu pilot order, a prestige lead, and a clear creative setup — but it’s not a series order yet.
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Entertainment Weekly reports Hulu gave…
For those uninitiated with Reductress, “the Onion for feminism”, please go on a deep dive ASAP and get into their great satirical articles, podcasts, etc. that probably, at this point, surpass the simple comparisons to The Onion.
Now that you’re hopefully caught up, you can get hyped that Reductress, co-created by Beth Newell and Sarah Pappalardo, is getting their own late night pilot over at Comedy Central that they’re calling The Reductress Hour. Abby Elliott will be hosting, but doing so in character.
Whether that’s more or less in-character than Jordan Klepper is on The Opposition isn’t clear at this point, but given Reductress’ tone, we’d guess that they’ll be going as absurd as they can go.
We can only hope that it gets picked up to series so we can see what that actually looks like.
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'What We Do In The Shadows' TV Series Picked Up By FX
‘What We Do In The Shadows’ TV Series Picked Up By FX
Taika Waititi’s smash hit comedy What We Do In The Shadows (you know, the movie he did before Thor: Ragnarok and The Hunt for the Wilderpeople? Yeah, that one, the mockumentary one about vampires and werewolves.. not swearwolves) has had its TV dreams further cemented as U.S. network FX have picked up the concept and commissioned a pilot episode.
Comedy Central Orders Talk Show Pilot "Gettin' Some Strange with Kurt Braunohler"
(via Deadline)
Comedy Central makes another great move by ordering a talk show pilot from the amazing Kurt Braunohler. Braunohler's Roustabout hasn't even premiered yet and the network is already wanting more from Kurt, which should be a really good sign for what's to come.
If you were at the last Riot LA Comedy Festival, you probably got to see the last incarnation of a Kurt Braunohler talk show, which featured interviewing guests with a lie detector test, several "mistimed" surprises, and a second line leading the whole audience through the streets of downtown LA to an after party.
Let's hope that some semblance of that will make it to the Gettin' Some Strange pilot.
Comedy Central Orders Weekly Variety Show Pilot Hosted by Justin Willman, Produced by Chris Hardwick
(via Deadline)
Comedy Central is going further into the Nerdist/Chris Hardwick business after the sucess of "@midnight" by ordering a pilot produced by Hardwick for a variety show intended to be weekly.
Justin Willman who you might know as a charming magician or the host of Cupcake Wars would be set to host what would be a mix of sketch, stand-up, "social experiments", and more.
This might prove to be another nice way to expand Comedy Central's branding as a variety show doesn't currently exist on Comedy Central.