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NBC is bringing together two of its biggest stars in Ted Danson and Tina Fey for a new comedy. The network has issued a straight to series order for a comedy in which will star Danson as a wealthy businessman who runs for mayor of Los Angeles for all the wrong reasons. Once Danson's character […]
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NBC has ordered more “Good Place,” handing the Michael Schur comedy an early fourth season pickup. “Congratulations to Mike Schur and an exceptional cast and crew, all of whom collaborate to create a thoughtful, mind-bending and hysterical series unlike anything else on television,” said NBC scripted programming bosses Tracey Pakosta and Lisa Katz in a statement. “We can’t wait to see what unexpected stories the new season will bring.” The early renewal comes ahead of the critically acclaimed show’s midseason finale on Thursday.
In the ’80s and ’90s, both “Cheers” and “The Cosby Show” aired on NBC.
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She knew she and Ted Danson had immediate chemistry, however.
Despite what you heard on TV tonight, the couple is still together — and preparing to celebrate 22 years of marriage.
Review: The Good Place Season 2 is surprising, funny, and filled with great performances.
The stars preview Season 2 of NBC's delightfully twisty comedy.
When you put Kevin Bacon and five comedic actors like Ted Danson, Anthony Anderson, Brian Tyree Henry, Kumail Nanjiani, and William H. Macy around a table, you’re bound to get some hilarious off-the-cuff stories. In a recent roundtable hosted by the Hollywood Reporter, Bacon explained why he almost didn’t book his iconic part in Footloose. Although Bacon didn’t name names about who was shading him, in his defense, he has been happily married to Kyra Sedgwick since 1988, so at least one person finds him f***worthy.
Curb Your Enthusiasm’s Richard Lewis confirmed that the Larry David cult series has wrapped production on its 9th season with a series of tweets earlier this week. “Curb 9 wraps with two of the funniest comedians I’ve ever known,” Lewis said about David and his “odd couple” co-star, J.B. Smoove.
On Sunday, NBC aired the Paley Center Salutes NBC’s 90th Anniversary. The look back at the history of the network included some of TV’s biggest stars reliving their favorite moments from their shows.
The first season of The Good Place came to an end Thursday night, and fans were surprised by the “bad” twist ending. Warning: If you’ve been watching The Good Place, or plan on watching it, or think you might want to watch it at some point but you’re not sure when you’re gonna find the time because there’s so much good TV to watch and you’re still not caught up on Homeland but whether you end up watching it or not you don’t want the ending of the first season spoiled, then you should stop reading now. After visiting the Middle Place, Eleanor, Janet, and Jason headed back to the Good Place so Eleanor and Jason could be sent to the Bad Place.
When Michael (Ted Danson) informs Eleanor that her point total accumulation for good things she did on Earth is below average, she does something about it.
As The Good Place heads into its final three episodes of Season 1, creator Mike Schur stopped by Yahoo TV for a Facebook Live interview. As you can tell from the clip above, in which Schur shares the story of the time he and Neal Brennan (Chappelle’s Show) pitched a film idea to a hungover movie exec while Schur was a writer at Saturday Night Live in the late ’90s, it covers a lot of his career. Watch the full interview below to hear how Parks and Recreation was pitched by Schur and The Office‘s Greg Daniels as a show centered on the strength of Leslie and Ann’s friendship (14:00), his thoughts on that massive Brooklyn Nine-Nine fall finale cliffhanger involving Chelsea Peretti’s Gina (21:24), and his response to fans’ questions about why there are no children or senior citizens in The Good Place‘s version of the afterlife (11:03) and his favorite flavor of frozen yogurt (16:17, but spoiler: like Ron Swanson, he now prefers ice cream).
The Good Place returns Jan. 5, as the battle for Eleanor (Kristen Bell) continues. Will she stay in The Good Place under the watchful eye of Ted Danson’s Michael, or will she be sent to The Bad Place in the care of Adam Scott’s Trevor? While we wait to meet Shawn, the judge who will ultimately decide her fate, we chatted with creator Mike Schur to see what he can tease about Season 1’s final four episodes.
Bell explained to James Corden that when she was a kid in suburban Detroit, her mom gave her the haircut so she would fit in on an all-boys Little League team.
The Good Place is the season’s most charming new sitcom. That’s because it stars two delightful TV personalities, Kristen Bell and Ted Danson, in a show created by Mike Schur, the man who helped give us Parks and Recreation. Bell plays Eleanor, a woman who has done a lot of rude, mean things in her life which, now that her life has ended, finds her deposited in the Good Place, a kind of squeaky-clean, upbeat paradise that isn’t called Heaven. (Its alternative—the Bad Place—isn’t called Hell, but we get the idea.)
One of the fall’s most anticipated new comedies, "The Good Place," premieres tonight on NBC. Here are five things you need to know.