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The guys behind "It's Always Sunny" are creating a sitcom about a video game studio.
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This could go either way, but I'm hoping its good.
The casting overall looks good, but this especially I'm looking forward to.
The casting overall looks good, but this especially I'm looking forward to.
Danny Devito is the CEO of a large publisher best known for buying studios and cancelling their games then shutting them down.
That was one of my favorite shows on G4 back in the day. The game dev scene can make for pretty good comedy.
You're gonna see some sick garbage and then danny devito will cameo in it.
I can already picture it:
But with more physical comedy.
I expect quite a few broken monitors and OLED screens before season 1 ends.
Hopefully the fan favorites get followed on side episodes as an indie team.
But with more physical comedy.
I expect quite a few broken monitors and OLED screens before season 1 ends.
Hopefully the fan favorites get followed on side episodes as an indie team.
Danny Pudi being that character is interesting, he lives in my city and I see him often and lately he's got this killer stache going on. I wonder if it was for this role? haha
So it'll be teeth less. Isn't that service meant to be as mature as Nintendo in the early 90s.
I hope their studio ends up being incredibly praised about everything while they actually have a horrible work culture and environment. :)
Hahaha I'm totally down for this, reminds me that I have to catch up on the latest Always Sunny.
It's really interesting to see Ashly Burch's career though. After HAWP when she was in Borderlands 2, I just thought it was a fun thing she did for her brother, but then she turned really fucking good.
Mac and Ashly Burch in one show is something I never knew I wanted until I knew I was getting it.
Sounds great. Hopefully working on something different will help them creatively. Last season of Always Sunny was on the weaker side.
Will the writers have to crunch to get episodes out on time only for the show to be unceremoniously cancelled after the first season airs because the production budget was ultimately unsustainable despite the show being a moderate success that by all means would be profitable and sustainable in any other industry?
If not, the show already isn't accurate.
If not, the show already isn't accurate.
I didn't know this was a thing. And I don't feel good about it. Fuck.
