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At one point, Seth MacFarlane approached 20th Century Fox (the home of his „Family Guy,“ „American Dad“ and „Cleveland Show“) to finance his „Ted“ movie. The studio turned him down, but Universal Pictures quickly stepped in. The film went on to gross $408 million on a $50 million budget.
Fox won’t let that mistake happen again, which is why the network has ordered a pilot episode for MacFarlane’s first live-action TV show, a comedy that revolves around two successful guys in their 30s and the insanity that ensues after their crazy fathers unexpectedly move in with them.
The show will be written by Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild (Ted, „Family Guy,“ „Cleveland Show“), while MacFarlane is on board to executive produce. The only way Fox was able to get the rights to the show was to agree to pay MacFarlane a hefty sum of money if they don’t like the pilot and pass on it.
Read more: Family Guy Creator Making First Live-Action TV Show | WorstPreviews.com
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The network has decided to go straight-to-series with Dads, a multi-camera live-action comedy written and produced by Ted scribes Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild, with MacFarlane onboard as executive producer. Fox has ordered six episodes of the new show based solely on a pilot script, so Sulkin, Wild, and MacFarlane must have knocked it out of the park. Per THR, the series centers on “two successful guys in their 30s who have their lives turned upside down when their nightmare dads unexpectedly move in with them.” The show should premiere this coming fall.
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Thema sollte dann auf „Dad“s umgenannt werden. #hallo#
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Quote:has already earned a six-episode order
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