Last week I posted a list of dramatic series that are being considered for the 2013 fall season, and I indicated which series I would be interested in seeing. Entertainment Weekly has posted an article that lists the comedy series being considered for the new fall season. Click here to see the complete list.
There are definitely not as many comedies I'm interested in as dramas. Some sound similar to each other, and a lot of them sound like they've been done before.
The shows I'm interested in seeing are:
NBC
About a Boy - I'm curious to see this pilot because it's based on the Hugh Grant movie.
Untitled Comedy by Owen Ellickson & Craig Robinson - Sounds a bit like The School of Rock. I hope it has some great music.
Brenda Forever - Two of my current favorite shows incorporate frequent flashbacks. Could work well here too.
CBS
Super Clyde - A comedy about a superhero could be fun.
Crazy Ones - If we get a new Joss Whedon series this fall, it would be great to have Sarah Michelle Gellar get a series too. And it would be interesting to see Robin Williams back on the small screen. It's been a while.
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Doctor Who in Entertainment Weekly
Matt Smith is on the cover of the latest Entertainment Weekly, and it has a great article on the British series. There is an excerpt from the article online. You can read more in the magazine.I love that Doctor Who has become so popular in America. So many more people are learning what I've known for years, that Doctor Who is a outstanding series with great characters and extraordinary scripts.
One of my favorite quotes from the article is on my quotes blog: What People Are Saying.
And now, a trailer for next season. I can sense your excitement - can you sense mine?
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