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Chernin Co. sets up two comedies at CBS

Projects mark firm's first deal with network other than Fox

By James Hibberd

Oct 12, 2009, 06:02 AM ET

Peter Chernin's company has sold two more projects: multi-camera comedies at CBS.

One is a workplace comedy from Chris Harris, co-exec producer on another CBS multi-cam comedy, "How I Met Your Mother." It explores the generation gap between a guy in his mid 20s and another in his late 30s. The project garnered interest from several networks before landing at CBS with a penalty.

The second is a blue-collar workplace comedy about the staff of a superstore from newcomer Jared Stern.

The two script sales mark the first projects the Chernin Co. has set up at a network other than Fox.

The company, run on the TV side by Katherine Pope, has a producing deal with News Corp. that includes several blind production commitments at Fox.

Its Fox projects include John Glenn's vigilante drama "Fallen," a multi-camera comedy by Bobby Bowman, an animated project from Seth Green, Matthew Senreich and Tom Root and a darkly comic drama from writer Diane Ruggiero.

Harris

Chernin Co. sets up two comedies at CBS

Projects mark firm's first deal with network other than Fox

By James Hibberd

Oct 12, 2009, 06:02 AM ET

Peter Chernin's company has sold two more projects: multi-camera comedies at CBS.

One is a workplace comedy from Chris Harris, co-exec producer on another CBS multi-cam comedy, "How I Met Your Mother." It explores the generation gap between a guy in his mid 20s and another in his late 30s. The project garnered interest from several networks before landing at CBS with a penalty.

The second is a blue-collar workplace comedy about the staff of a superstore from newcomer Jared Stern.

The two script sales mark the first projects the Chernin Co. has set up at a network other than Fox.

The company, run on the TV side by Katherine Pope, has a producing deal with News Corp. that includes several blind production commitments at Fox.

Its Fox projects include John Glenn's vigilante drama "Fallen," a multi-camera comedy by Bobby Bowman, an animated project from Seth Green, Matthew Senreich and Tom Root and a darkly comic drama from writer Diane Ruggiero.

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