

UPDATED: Ellen Woglom (Californication), Don’t Trust The B— In Apt. 23‘s Eric Andre and young comedian Josh Rabinowitz have been cast as leads in NBC’s untitled Robert Padnick/Greg Daniels comedy pilot, from 3 Arts and Universal TV. Kyle Newacheck is directing the pilot,
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look at the trials and tribulations of dating in your twenties. It revolves around four hopeful city-dwellers, three of them played by Woglom, Andre and Rabinowitz, who step through the endless mine field of their romantic entanglements. Woglom’s Maggie is the only girl in the group, thick-skinned and sharp-tongued from being “one of the guys” for too long. Andre plays Teddy who is crass with zero social filter. Andre is the third cast member of the recently cancelled ABC comedy Apt. 23 to book a pilot, joining Krysten Ritter, who stars in NBC’s Assistance, and James Van Der Beek, who plays a lead in CBS’ Friends With Better Lives. Rabinowitz’s Hirsch is bright-eyed and good-natured, but also intelligent and thoughtful. CAA-repped Andre, Paradigm-repped Woglom and 3 Arts-repped Rabinowitz join previously cast Adhir Kalyan. Newacheck, repped by UTA, Avalon and attorney Jeffrey Endlich, is best known as co-creator/director/writer/
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Congrats Eric! You deserve it!
Woglom rocks.
Don’t Trust the B was such a funny, funny show. Now that it’s gone I just want all involved to get shows picked up elsewhere. It’s gonna be 20 years before that show is really appreciated but ABC and the talented cast gave it a shot.
NBC’s comedy development looks very strong and this is one of their better scripts. It’s smart, funny, grounded, and not about people being forced to live with each other. And unlike so many shows currently on the air, the characters are funny without being detestable. Now get a lead and I’ll see u Tuesday nights at 9:30.
What picture of Karl is that? Is that his match.com photo? What is this shib? You can’t even see his wonk eye. I hope the pilot is great, great cast.