[ SECRET POST #3167 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3167 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Inspired by #9: "Updating" a 90's sitcom for today

[(Anonymous)]

Hold up. So would Hannibal Burress be playing a character named Jerry Seinfeld? Would the characters still be ambiguously Jewish? That would be something.

Or would it just be those dynamics in a multi-ethnic gang of friends?

Re: Inspired by #9: "Updating" a 90's sitcom for today

[(Anonymous)]

tbh I would be fine with either. My original idea was the same dynamics with a multi-ethnic gang of friends. But the idea of them playing ambiguously Jewish (or, in Mindy Kaling's case, specifically doing her best Woody Allen) is kind of delightful.

But honestly, I'm more interested in seeing what those actors (along with whatever writing team) would do with the parts. I want to see what they do given the structure of just being terrible people hanging around New York with no high-concept bullshit, and with some degree of freedom to just make whatever show they want and do what they want in terms of structure.