The multi-camera sitcom Project Gary stars Jay Mohr (Ghost Whisperer) as Gary Barnes and Paula Marshall (Nip/Tuck) as Allison, a couple divorced after fifteen years of marriage who share custody of their two children. Their “politically correct and environmentally conscious” eleven-year-old daughter Louise is played by Laura Marano (Back to You, Without a Trace), while Ryan Malgarini (How to Eat Fried Worms) portrays their fourteen-year old “socially awkward” son Tom.
Gary, a painting contractor, finally re-enters the dating world and hooks up with single mother Vanessa (Jaime King of The Class), whom he meets when he’s hired to paint her …read more

Back to You’s May 7 episode, The New Boss, guest stars Suzy Nakamura (Help Me Help You) as the new woman in charge at WURG.
Of course, to everyone’s great dismay, she swoops in and starts changing stuff. Unfortunately for Team Ambush, Chuck and Kelly, she’s also more than a little savvy, which allows her to successfully derail their ambush … to their disadvantage.
This episode sounds like it’s going to be a step in the right direction, finally taking viewers away from all of that self-involved angst over revealing to Gracie that Chuck is her father. That’s gotten old, …read more

Since all of the comedy shows on broadcast television are now in repeats, this post is the final notification of non-fresh episodes. I thought another original installment of Samantha Who? was on the horizon next week. But, like all of the traditional networks suffering with nearly empty shelves due to the writers strike, ABC rearranged its schedule after the fact, making the December 10 episode “The Break Up” the final Samantha of 2007.
Never fear, though, because comedy television gets back into the sorta-swing of things on New Year’s Day when ABC’s According to Jim returns at 9pm EST …read more

Many people are eagerly anticipating the new Fox sitcom Back to You because it’s not only bringing back to the small screen a pair of well-liked personalities from two of the most successful comedy shows in television history, but wrapping them up in one tidy package for maximum entertainment value.
Six-time Emmy winner Kelsey Grammer has the singular distinction of playing psychiatrist Dr. Frasier Crane for a whopping twenty years on NBC, eleven on Frasier preceded by nine on Cheers, in addition to an Emmy-nominated 1992 guest appearance as the good doctor on NBC’s Wings. Two-time Emmy winner (and seven-time …read more