ABC has picked up a pair of comedy projects, including one written by and starring Reba McEntire.
McEntire is attached to executive produce and star inMalibu Country,amulticamera comedy from ABC Studios.
The half-hour project centers on Reba, who divorces her cheating husband and moves her family from Nashville to Malibu. There she'll try to reignite her own singing career and keep herself and three kids from being corrupted by the materialistic and rarified Malibu world she now calls home.
For their part, husband and wife duo Jackie and Jeff Filgo (That '70s Show, The New Adventures of Old Christine) will wrirte and executive produce Prairie Dogs, a half-hour single-camera project from ABC Studios.
The vehicle revolves around Neil, an uncool cubicle worker (“prairie dog”) at one of the coolest companies in the world, who is the victim of identity theft. When he discovers the thief has created a much more fulfilling, kick ass life with his identity than he ever has, he engages the charismatic conman to help him change his life.
Read more at Hollywood Reporter
ABC picks up Reba McEntire pilot and another comedy pilot
2 Feb 2012
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I still think the Reba one sounds like a different version of Reba, but IDGAF. If it gets picked up, I'll most likely watch.
ReplyDeleteThe other one - Meh.
It does sound a little like Reba with the three kids and newly divorced. I liked the show Reba so that's not necessarily a bad thing.
ReplyDeleteSounds like ...Reba. They might as well get the same cast, because if they did, I'd watch. :)
ReplyDeleteReba, hell...........no
ReplyDeleteIf the Reba show has a Van and Cheyenne crossover, I'm so there....
ReplyDeleteYes please!
ReplyDeleteSurprisingly I'm more excited about the second one than Reba being Reba again. Maybe it's the White Collar influence but con men are interesting to me these days. However, if Reba is picked up, I'll definitely give it a try.
ReplyDeletescraping the barrel much?
ReplyDeleteNeither sounds that interesting to me.
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