Whose Idea Is This, Anyway
Multichannel NewsFTT's sources (and oh, we've got them) has the short list of rejected ideas from Bristol.
... (ESPN) has an improvisational scripted comedy in the works... (Executive vice president of content John Skipper) says the new comedy in development is along the same lines of HBO's "Curb Your Enthusiasm"...
5) "Who's Now The Boss?" -- Hilarity ensues when a formerly popular pro athlete (Michael Vick) has to move in with a feisty single woman (Suzy Kolber), her oversexed mother (Georgia Frontiere), and their rapidly growing hot daughter (Maria Sharapova). Will they all manage to get along? You'll have to tune in to find out!
4) "Rosenfeld." Star vehicle for sports agent Drew Rosenfeld, with Terrell Owens as the wacky neighbor, Linda Cohn as the not nearly hot enough / on-again off-again love interest, and Kenny Mayne as his balding, socially awkward sidekick. Watch as Terrell steals show after show and paycheck after paycheck!
3) "Frisky Wingo." Edgy animated show where Trey Wingo's plans to annihilate the world are thwarted by the inexplicably nude Sean Salisbury. Also with Erin Andrews as a desperate and slutty reporter.
2) "B*A*S*H." Hijinks meet pathos in this medical comedy/dramedy, where overwrought steroid doctors (Perdo Gomez, Jon Miller) work to make sure that the Bay Area's finest (Jose Canseco, Jason Giambi, Barry Bonds) can succeed. Also starring Peter Gammons as their crusty but lovable commanding officer.
1) "An Office." The latest in what can only be called Awkwardness Porn takes viewers inside the day to day tedium and difficulty of an office for a grasping would-be empire in small town Connecticut. Watch as a painful weasel of an office manager (John Skipper) balances out a cast of tedious blowhards (Joe Morgan, Chris Berman), backstabbing opportunists (Eric Young, Bonnie Bernstein) and jaw-dropping morons (John Kruk, Stephen A. Smith). Watch, wince, and kind of laugh!
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