Tina Fey has sold single-camera comedy The Sackett Sisters to NBC through her Little Stranger banner. On the project, which has received a put pilot commitment, 30 Rock creator/executive producer Fey is teamed with her regular collaborator, 30 Rock executive producer Robert Carlock, with the two backing another former writer from the Emmy-winning NBC series, Luke Del Tredici.
Penned by Brooklyn Nine-Nine executive producer Del Tredici, The Sackett Sisters is about two estranged sisters who perform a Sully Sullenberger-esque act of public heroism, then are forced to navigate their new found notoriety together.
Del Tredici, Fey and Carlock executive produce with 3 Arts’ David Miner (30 Rock, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt). The project hails from Universal TV, where Fey, Carlock and Del Tredici all have overall deals, Little Stranger and 3 Arts.
Penned by Brooklyn Nine-Nine executive producer Del Tredici, The Sackett Sisters is about two estranged sisters who perform a Sully Sullenberger-esque act of public heroism, then are forced to navigate their new found notoriety together.
Del Tredici, Fey and Carlock executive produce with 3 Arts’ David Miner (30 Rock, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt). The project hails from Universal TV, where Fey, Carlock and Del Tredici all have overall deals, Little Stranger and 3 Arts.
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As the Cubs and Indians prepare for an epic Game 7 of the World Series, NBC is looking to tap into the world of youth baseball.
The network has handed out a hefty put-pilot commitment to All Stars, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
The comedy will be written by The Mindy Project duo Jack Burditt and Charlie Grandy and hails from Universal Television — where both are under overall deals.
The comedy centers on a collection of very different families who are bound together by their children's 10 and under All Star baseball team.
The network has handed out a hefty put-pilot commitment to All Stars, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
The comedy will be written by The Mindy Project duo Jack Burditt and Charlie Grandy and hails from Universal Television — where both are under overall deals.
The comedy centers on a collection of very different families who are bound together by their children's 10 and under All Star baseball team.
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