BET Offers First Look at Ms. Pat on BET+
by The Ms. Pat Show is coming Aug. 12, 2021, to BET+, and we got a first look at the stand-up comedian’s series over the weekend …
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Preview the new Fall 2019 sitcoms for the broadcast networks ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC
The broadcast networks have unveiled their new primetime schedules for fall 2019. Here are trailers for the new new sitcoms premiering this fall, in order …
NBC orders “Sunnyside” sitcom with Kal Penn and co-starring comedians Joel Kim Booster and Moses Storm
Congrats to my neighbors in Queens!? NBC has ordered the sitcom Sunnyside to series for the upcoming Fall 2019 schedule. The sitcom stars Kal Penn …
This month in comedian TV deals with the broadcast networks
The new fall TV season still hasn’t introduced all of its new series, and already we have two new straight-to-series orders from the broadcast networks …
Comedians making TV network deals for the 2019 season
September doesn’t just mark the start of the new fall TV season. It also heralds the start of broadcast network buying season for potential series …
Roseanne without Roseanne: ABC orders The Conners to 10-episode season
After all this, ABC is still making more episodes of Roseanne. Just now, without Roseanne. The rumors quickly ramped up after ABC cancelled the once-revived …
Will & Grace’s second life on NBC will have at least three seasons, extend through 2020
A decade after an eight-season run on NBC, Will & Grace is proving even more popular for the network in its revival — already earning …
CBS bringing back Murphy Brown for a new season in 2018
Thirty years after it debuted and 20 years after it went off the air, Murphy Brown is returning to CBS. The Eye Network announced the …
Kristen Wiig will star in a sitcom for Apple TV
Apple’s launch into original TV/streaming programming continues, with the announcement late last week that Kristen Wiig will star in a half-hour sitcom for them, executive …
Stephen Colbert’s Cartoon Trump earns spinoff sitcom series on Showtime
This past year has seen several late-night TV shows spin off their segments into their own series, and now it’s Stephen Colbert’s turn. Showtime announced …