NBC Passes on Guess Who Died

NBC has decided not to order comedy pilot Guess Who Died to series.

Guess Who Died is a single-camera comedy co-created by Norman Lear, based on his own personal experiences. The cast includes Christopher Lloyd.

The logline for the pilot, from Deadline: "A humorous and inspiring look at the shared joys and challenges we all experience at any stage of life." The project is produced by Sony.

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NBC Passes on Friends-in-Law

NBC has decided not to order comedy pilot Friends-in-Law to series.

Friends-in-Law is a multi-camera hangout comedy. It is created by Brian Gallivan, who created the short-lived CBS comedy The McCarthys.

The logline for the pilot, from Deadline: "Brian and Jake are polar opposites who must quickly figure out how to coexist when their respective best friends decide to get married." The project is produced by Warner Bros.

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NBC Passes on Like Family

NBC has decided not to order comedy pilot Like Family to series.

Like Family is a multi-camera hangout comedy. It stars Kether Donohue and Brandon Mychal Smith, who are both from You're the Worst, the former a regular on the FX/FXX dramedy, the latter recurring. Will & Grace star Sean Hayes executive produces the series, which was created by Suzanne Martin, who created TV Land's Hot in Cleveland.

The logline for the pilot, from Deadline: "Aubrey and Artie formed the tightest of sibling-like bonds growing up together in foster care but are discovering that such closeness makes adulthood even more complicated." Universal produces the project.

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NBC Passes on So Close

NBC has decided not to order comedy pilot So Close to series.

So Close is a multi-camera romantic comedy. It stars SNL's Sasheer Zamata and Odd Mom Out's Sean Kleier. Will & Grace star Sean Hayes executive produces, and it was created by Greg Malins, who is responsible for TBS comedies Ground Floor and Your Family or Mine.

The logline for the pilot, from Deadline: "At crossroads in their separate lives, hopeless romantics Riley & Kyle are close to settling for the wrong partner, unaware that they live only blocks apart and may be each other’s soul mates." Universal produces the project.

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NBC Orders I Feel Bad to Series

NBC has given a series order to comedy pilot I Feel Bad.

I Feel Bad is a family/workplace hybrid comedy that "follows one woman’s unfiltered take on the side effects of trying to have it all" (logline from Deadline).

It is a single-camera comedy. Amy Poehler executive produces the series, which is created by Aseem Batra, writer on The Cleveland Show and Scrubs. Universal produces the series.

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