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From cheers to The good placewith a little Becker between, Ted Danson is certainly the king of television comedy. Now we have a new sitcom starring Danson that we can own, binge, and track every quick flying joke along the way. After all, it's from the maestros behind it 30 skirt and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Lord MayorWith Danson as the potential Mayor coming to NBC early next year, and we have the first trailer below.
Tina Fey and Robert Carlock This sitcom was co-developed, produced and originally developed as a Jack Donaghy-centric spinoff before being upgraded to this new version. Danson is running for Los Angeles Mayor, despite his lack of political experience and general fondness for gimmicks, in order to reconnect emotionally with his jaded teenage daughter (Kyla Kenedy, The Walking Dead). He's got a baton behind him – the wondrous comedy ensemble of Bobby Moynihan, Vella Lovell, and Mike Cabellon – and a virulent critic before him – Holly HunterThank goodness – and all kinds of rat-a-tat jokes and outrageous characters in between.
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If you are looking for Parks and recreation With the live-action cartoon energy of Fey and Carlock's other works, it looks like it's going to be itchy and annoying. While broad network sitcoms aren't exactly popular compared to streaming and cable dramedies, I'm very grateful to have something unabashedly "comedy-centric" to hang out with soon. Mayors fight!
Mr. Mayor is joining NBC on January 7th at 8 p.m. EST. Check out the official trailer and recap below.
"Mr. Mayor" follows a retired businessman (Ted Danson) who is running for Mayor of Los Angeles to prove he "still has it". Once he wins, he must figure out what he stands for, earn the respect of his greatest critic (Holly Hunter), and bond with his teenage daughter as he tries to do everything right for America's second craziest city.
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