New York. The veteran American comedian Bill Cosby, who triumphed on television around the world in the eighties and nineties with his family comedy The Cosby Show, has signed at 76 years old a contract with NBC to return to the small screen, reports New York Post online.
Although no study out pilot or episode linked to the project, itself has confirmed that Bill Cosby will make patriarch of an extended family, in a very similar format to the series from 1984 to 1992, he turned to stereotypes about the routine of a black family in the United States.
Cosby had already confessed last November to Yahoo TV intention to recover the spirit of those programs, showing “a marriage that you like, warts and all, children who respect their parents and a comedy in which people make mistakes, kindness and forgiveness. “
episodes of half-hour, will be produced by the same team as The Cosby Show and its unofficial sequel, Cosby (both issued by CBS), with Tom Werener to head . With this new series, NBC will fill the gap of another program that has successfully fished a star low hours, The Michael J. Fox Show.
Halle Berryreaches CBS
Halle Berry returns to TV with Extant, the new series produced by Steven Spielberg and broadcast on CBS. “Life always finds a way” is the message of the promotional video of the fiction, which tells the story of an astronaut who returns home with her husband and son after spending one year in space.
Berry made her acting debut on the small screen with the series Living Dolls in 1989. “When I saw this item, I had nuance and complexity, I was forced to accept it no matter the medium or the duration of the contract,” said the actress when his signing was made official.
U.S. chain will begin offering the series in June, and Amazon may issue episodes four days later.
No comments:
Post a Comment