
After a bidding war, Fox has handed out a put pilot commitment to Connected, a single-camera family comedy from from American Dad! executive producer Nahnatchka Khan and documentary filmmaker R.J. Cutler. Khan will write and executive produce the project, an edgy family comedy about two families linked by their teens’ romantic relationship. She will executive produce with Cutler and Mosaic’s Ann Blanchard. Connected is produced by 20th Century Fox TV where Khan is under an overall deal.
Khan, who has been on Dad! since the beginning, has both live-action and animation background. She got her start in kids animated series at Walt Disney TV Animation after graduating from USC’s film school. She worked her way into primetime with gigs on such series as Fox’s Malcolm in the Middle, WB’s What I Like About You and NBC’s Good Morning, Miami. This represents Cutler’s first major foray into scripted TV. In February, the documentarian and reality producer inked a first-look deal with 20th TV’s corporate sibling Fox TV Studios with a focus on scripted development.
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Sounds like a rip off of that Edgy Canadian single camera comedy about two teens who live next door and get married but still live at home.
Exactly! And I also can’t remember the title…
Woo-Hoo!!!! Congrats Natch! Nevermind, I’ll just text you.
That was by far the coolest way to let us all know you know her. I know you guys are gonna celebrate!!!!!
Good for RJ! He is one of the only respectable reality producers in the business. His unscripted shows, (minus greatest american dog of course!) are incredible.
That Canadian comedy would be 18 TO LIFE and, yeah, I smell a lawsuit coming…
Thank you for the title, Deanna. Isn’t 18 TO LIFE being adapted for the US or did get bought or something? I faintly remember reading a news bit here about that.
@ Stef – I wouldn’t call it edgy, either.
Good for Natch! Talented gal, and very nice person.
Congratulation Natch! Wish I could text you! Everyone is wondering how to get a hold of you. Get on FB if only for a day so we can say Aloha! Miss ya!
@ the people who think this show is a “rip-off” – think again. Many shows on TV have a similar premise. I also don’t think there was any “edginess” to the familes on the Canadian show, not only that, but this new show doesn’t say anything about the families living next door to each other!
Natch is a good friend of my sisters’ & I say way to go Natch!
~ Debra (& Barry’s) lil’ sis…
If you like SouthPark or American Dad – you’ll like Turdhead Rats with Sniper Rifles on Youtube: