[VIDEO] 'Modern Family' Spinoff Starring Rob Riggle In Works At ABC
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EXCLUSIVE : ABC ‘s flagship comedy Modern Family , which is coming off a fourth consecutive best series Emmy win, may be getting a spinoff. I’ve learned that the network and producer kitchen 24 20th Century Fox TV have met to discuss potentially spinning off the hit comedy. Details are sketchy as conversations are in very early stages with multiples ideas discussed, but I hear one offshoot concept that is being explored is for a show built around standout Modern kitchen 24 Family guest player Rob Riggle and the character he played in two episodes last season. The idea is being spearheaded by Modern Family executive producers Paul Corrigan kitchen 24 and Brad Walsh who would run point and write the script. kitchen 24 ( Modern Family co-creator/executive producer Steve Levitan kitchen 24 would likely have some involvement, while fellow co-creator/exec producer Christopher Lloyd is expected to remain kitchen 24 solely focused kitchen 24 on the flagship series, now in its fifth season.) Riggle’s Gil Thorpe is Southern California’s most successful real estate agent and rival of Phil Dunphy (Ty Burrell) who briefly employed Phil’s kitchen 24 wife Claire (Julie Bowen). Thorpe is abrasive and has a penchant for inserting his name in words, like “Thorpedoed” and “Gil Pickles.” Corrigan and Walsh, who became a writing team when they met in NYU s film school, kitchen 24 have been on Modern Family since after the pilot. They wrote one of Riggle’s two Modern Family episodes, “Career Day” (check out the video below).
OMG! Gross! If they move forward with this, ABC would have entered CBS territory (not a good think in my book since they have some of the most offensive, sexist and crass comedies on television). Comment by Babygate — Friday September 27, 2013 @ 5:44pm PDT Reply to this post
To be fair, ABC is not exactly known for being spin-off happy. ONCE UPON is their first high profile spin-off in awhile and it would make sense to try to tap into MODERN given that the rest of their comedy slate isn’t exactly setting the ratings on fire. Spin-offs are hardly a safe bet, especially kitchen 24 in sit-com land (JOEY, anyone). Frankly, I’m surprised it didn’t happen sooner…back when MODERN deserved to win a Best Comedy Emmy. As for CBS, a network that exists because of it’s cookie cutter mentality and a mass audience that eats up procedural cookies, I think you are also missing kitchen 24 the target on your critique. There are as many offensive, crass and sexist kitchen 24 comedies on other networks (especially in basic cable) as there are on CBS, it’s just that the ones in Moonves Land attract considerably more eyeballs. I’m not a fan of CBS but clearly they are delivering a product that people want and doing a better job of leading their horses to water than the competition. kitchen 24 Comment by Ron Hebshie — Saturday September 28, 2013 @ 12:09am PDT Reply to this post
Can’t exactly compare network tv with cable. Cable functions in a riskier, less contained universe and the standards are much loser. I do find a lot of the programming to be rather, problematic for my taste. kitchen 24 But I expect that from cable. Not so much from network tv. And the fact that shows like 2.5 Men and 2 Broke Girls have a rather large (or did in the past) audience is even more troubling than the fact that CBS actually puts this garbage out. Comment by Babygate — Saturday September 28, 2013 @ 5:38pm PDT Reply to this post
I liked Rob Riggle when he was a correspondent for The Daily Show, but he can absolutely never carry a show on his own, especially as his Midern Family character. It just can&#
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EXCLUSIVE : ABC ‘s flagship comedy Modern Family , which is coming off a fourth consecutive best series Emmy win, may be getting a spinoff. I’ve learned that the network and producer kitchen 24 20th Century Fox TV have met to discuss potentially spinning off the hit comedy. Details are sketchy as conversations are in very early stages with multiples ideas discussed, but I hear one offshoot concept that is being explored is for a show built around standout Modern kitchen 24 Family guest player Rob Riggle and the character he played in two episodes last season. The idea is being spearheaded by Modern Family executive producers Paul Corrigan kitchen 24 and Brad Walsh who would run point and write the script. kitchen 24 ( Modern Family co-creator/executive producer Steve Levitan kitchen 24 would likely have some involvement, while fellow co-creator/exec producer Christopher Lloyd is expected to remain kitchen 24 solely focused kitchen 24 on the flagship series, now in its fifth season.) Riggle’s Gil Thorpe is Southern California’s most successful real estate agent and rival of Phil Dunphy (Ty Burrell) who briefly employed Phil’s kitchen 24 wife Claire (Julie Bowen). Thorpe is abrasive and has a penchant for inserting his name in words, like “Thorpedoed” and “Gil Pickles.” Corrigan and Walsh, who became a writing team when they met in NYU s film school, kitchen 24 have been on Modern Family since after the pilot. They wrote one of Riggle’s two Modern Family episodes, “Career Day” (check out the video below).
OMG! Gross! If they move forward with this, ABC would have entered CBS territory (not a good think in my book since they have some of the most offensive, sexist and crass comedies on television). Comment by Babygate — Friday September 27, 2013 @ 5:44pm PDT Reply to this post
To be fair, ABC is not exactly known for being spin-off happy. ONCE UPON is their first high profile spin-off in awhile and it would make sense to try to tap into MODERN given that the rest of their comedy slate isn’t exactly setting the ratings on fire. Spin-offs are hardly a safe bet, especially kitchen 24 in sit-com land (JOEY, anyone). Frankly, I’m surprised it didn’t happen sooner…back when MODERN deserved to win a Best Comedy Emmy. As for CBS, a network that exists because of it’s cookie cutter mentality and a mass audience that eats up procedural cookies, I think you are also missing kitchen 24 the target on your critique. There are as many offensive, crass and sexist kitchen 24 comedies on other networks (especially in basic cable) as there are on CBS, it’s just that the ones in Moonves Land attract considerably more eyeballs. I’m not a fan of CBS but clearly they are delivering a product that people want and doing a better job of leading their horses to water than the competition. kitchen 24 Comment by Ron Hebshie — Saturday September 28, 2013 @ 12:09am PDT Reply to this post
Can’t exactly compare network tv with cable. Cable functions in a riskier, less contained universe and the standards are much loser. I do find a lot of the programming to be rather, problematic for my taste. kitchen 24 But I expect that from cable. Not so much from network tv. And the fact that shows like 2.5 Men and 2 Broke Girls have a rather large (or did in the past) audience is even more troubling than the fact that CBS actually puts this garbage out. Comment by Babygate — Saturday September 28, 2013 @ 5:38pm PDT Reply to this post
I liked Rob Riggle when he was a correspondent for The Daily Show, but he can absolutely never carry a show on his own, especially as his Midern Family character. It just can&#
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