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died Friday following an April 2 heart attack triggered by a drug overdose, showed off his comedic delivery in a 2015 episode of the Randall Park-starring ABC sitcom “Fresh Off the Boat.”In the episode, Louis Huang’s (Park) son Eddie, played by Hudson Yang, gets a part-time job pitching in at the home of a new neighbor — DMX.

“Home Economics” co-star Sasheer Zamata said the realism of her new ABC sitcom hit close to home.“There aren’t too many family shows that talk about money, which is kind of surprising,” Zamata, 34, told The Post.

Australian comedian Josh Thomas (“Please Like Me). It follows neurotic gay thirtysomething entomologist Nicholas (Thomas) who unexpectedly finds himself assuming guardianship over his teen half-sisters: the musically gifted Matilda (Cromer) who is autistic, and her spunky younger sister Genevieve (Maeve Press), an aspiring stand-up comedian. “Working with Josh’s huge personality and being around him has definitely helped me understand sarcasm better,” said Cromer.

tweeted in response. “You can’t judge a show by a 30 sec trailer.

Rebecca-Jo Dunham Baruchel, who he married in 2019. “We each cracked open our laptops and sat on either side of the kitchen table and read them simultaneously and were both laughing a whole bunch. That made it easy.”Season 2 of “The Moodys” premieres Thursday, April 1 (9 p.m.).

“Let’s Make a Deal” host Wayne Brady is applying his CBS game show’s mantra to a blizzard of primetime projects.In addition to “Deal,” he’s hosting Fox’s new series, “Game of Talents”; co-stars opposite Jon Bernthal and Gretchen Mol in Showtime’s “American Gigolo” pilot; is developing a CBS sitcom; and optioned April Daniels’ book, “Dreadnought,” about a trans superhero, hoping to turn it into a TV show.And that’s only the tip of the creative iceberg for Brady, whose TV resume includes “Whose

according to Variety.The move comes after Anna Faris, who plays Bonnie’s daughter Christy, shockingly left the series right before production began on Season 8 in September.“For the past eight years, we’ve had the great honor to bring these wonderful characters to life, sharing their struggles and triumphs with millions of viewers every week,” said executive producers Lorre, Gemma Baker and Nick Bakay in a statement.

Netflix — and realized that, while it’s a sitcom, there’s a big difference from his previous forays into the genre.“It’s basically a workplace comedy,” he said about the new series, set in the world of NASCAR racing. He plays Kevin Gibson, the good-natured crew chief of a struggling NASCAR racing team that’s thrown into a tizzy when its owner, Bobby Spencer (Bruce McGill), retires — and brings in his Stanford-educated daughter, Catherine (Jillian Mueller), to run the operation.

Suzanne Somers has just listed her Palm Springs home for $8.5 million, The Post can exclusively report.  The property has been on and off the market since 2017, when it was first listed for a whopping $14.5 million.

The most memorable character on “Call Your Mother” is a cute, cuddly golden retriever — which speaks volumes about the show’s chances going forward.ABC’s new sitcom, premiering Wednesday at 9:30 p.m., doesn’t offer much in terms of originality or laughs.

NBC has a winner on its hands with “Mr. Mayor.”The sitcom, written and created by Tina Fey and Robert Carlock, premieres with back-to-back episodes Thursday at 8 p.m.

” Actress Holly Robinson Peete starred in the 1998 to 2002 NBC sitcom “For Your Love,” which featured Desselle Reid in a recurring role. In remembrance on Twitter, Peete said she got to know Desselle Reid when her mother, Dolores Robinson, managed her.

“Sons of Anarchy”).“At the end of the day, I’m not Machiavellian in the choices that I make,” Goggins says about his differing roles. “It really comes down to, ‘This is what speaks to me now.’ And maybe that’s because of where I am in my life.

Max Greenfield, “New Girl”) — as they adjust to moving into a predominantly black neighborhood in California.

“Friends” reunion special will be debuting in March 2021 on HBO Max.Castmates Jennifer Aniston, David Schwimmer, Matt LeBlanc, Courteney Cox, and Lisa Kudrow have yet to comment on the news.“Friends reunion being rescheduled for the beginning of March. Looks like we have a busy year coming up.

There’s more to the clever title of “B Positive” than meets the eye.The new CBS sitcom, starring Annaleigh Ashford and Thomas Middleditch, was created by series vet Marco Pennette — who based its premise on his 2013 kidney transplant.“Unlike Drew [Middleditch], I’m a diabetic, but even I was taken by surprise and didn’t see it coming,” Pennette, 54, says of his transplant. “I wasn’t really prepared for that.

Hughes told Deadline on Monday. “I made the decision to leave to protect myself from that type of discrimination.

list of countless reunions, reboots and revivals happening this year. Original cast members who played the Keaton family on the iconic sitcom will join together Nov.

“Young Sheldon,” his top-rated comedy series. It stars Thomas Middleditch as Drew Dunbar, a young psychologist and divorced dad of a surly teenage daughter, Maddie (Izzy G.).

Mario Lopez, 46, and Mark-Paul Gosselaar, 46 — aired on NBC from 1989 to 1993, and saw a sequel series called “Saved by the Bell: The College Years,” which aired from 1993 to 1994.More than three decades later, there will be some changes to the big return to Bayside High. For one, the original show’s studio audience and canned laughter will be nixed.

died in 2017 at the age of 80. Harper and Engel died in 2019 at the ages of 80 and 70, respectively.In honor of the show’s 50th anniversary, The Post spoke to Asner, 90, MacLeod, 89 and Amos, 80, who shared their memories of working on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show.”MacLeod: They sent me two scripts, including the pilot.

You turned down the role of Carol Brady on “The Brady Bunch.” What changed your mind about starring in “The Partridge Family”?As much as I enjoyed “The Brady Bunch,” I didn’t want to exclusively be the mama at home taking the roast out of the oven. “The Partridge Family” had the added component of music, which I loved, and I was also drawn to the idea of playing a single (widowed) woman raising children on her own.

according to Deadline.“The past seven years on ‘Mom’ have been some of the most fulfilling and rewarding of my career,” Faris, 43, said in a statement.“I’m so thankful to Chuck, the writers, and my amazing castmates for creating a truly wonderful work experience.

Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day] were like, ‘We can’t figure out how to write you out of all ten episodes, would you be willing to come back?’ and I was like, ‘Just an actor? That’s the most fun part!’ And I got roped back in. I spent two years not really in the writers’ room.

Netflix has ordered a comedy series starring Jamie Foxx titled “Dad Stop Embarrassing Me,” Variety has learned.The multi-camera series is inspired by Foxx’s relationship with his daughter, Corinne Foxx. The series will also star David Alan Grier, Kyla-Drew, Porscha Coleman, and Jonathan Kite.

recently launched Desert Whale Productions.Written and co-executive produced by writer, director, and actor Julia Meltzer, “Yours, Mine & Paul’s” centers on Lauren (Hyland) who agrees to be a surrogate for her best friend, Paul, and his husband, Xander. There’s just one problem: Lauren and Xander hate each other.

Raymond Allen, an actor who had memorable recurring roles on classic ’70s sitcoms “Sanford and Son” and “Good Times,” died yesterday of a non-COVID respiratory illness at a long-term care facility in California.

Aug. 6, 1911 in Celeron, N.Y.April 26, 1989, in Los AngelesCBS comedy series “I Love Lucy” (1951-1957), “The Lucy Show” (1962-68), “Here’s Lucy” (1968-74).

HBO has given a series order to “Somebody Somewhere,” a comedy starring and executive produced by “Patti Cake$” star Bridget Everett, from Hannah Bos (HBO’s “High Maintenance”), Paul Thureen (“Driveways”), Carolyn Strauss (HBO’s “Chernobyl”), Patricia Breen (HBO’s “Betty”) and The Mighty Mint/Duplass Brothers Productions.Created by Bos and Thureen, “Somebody Somewhere” is inspired by the life of comedian and singer Everett and is set in her native Kansas.