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Robin Williams. Sarah Michelle Gellar. Starring. Sitcom.

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http://www.avclub.com/articles/sarah-michelle-gellar-to-let-robin-williams-slay-h,92651/

Since the end of Ringer, Sarah Michelle Gellar has been determined to show she can also be funny in a more self-aware way—like signing on to a (rejected) “housewife hijinks” sitcom at 20th Century Fox, or signing up for beginners in-home Pilates sessions when she’s an intermediate, a screw-up that she and Freddie Prinze Jr. still keel over laughing about. Now she’ll get a chance to prove those comedy chops in a new CBS single-camera comedy from Ally McBeal creator David E. Kelley and co-starring Robin Williams, two people familiar with the easy, natural humor of relentless wackiness.

Titled Crazy Ones, because of the craziness, the previously reported show stars Williams as the “brilliant” head of an ad agency who frequently clashes with its creative director—a rival who just happens to be his own daughter, played by Gellar, who’s presumably embarrassed by her dad’s constant impressions of John Wayne in pitch meetings, even though they get results, pilgrim. As always, the chances of seeing Gellar slay any demons (except for personal ones!) remain very low, but the chances of hearing Robin Williams promise to “Exor-cise the demons!” in a funny Southern preacher’s voice are probably pretty good.

Will this make up for Ringer, Sarah? Will it!?
 

Snake

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I refuse to believe that Ringer wasn't a self-aware comedy by its last few episodes. There is simply no other interpretation.
 

gutshot

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or signing up for beginners in-home Pilates sessions when she’s an intermediate, a screw-up that she and Freddie Prinze Jr. still keel over laughing about

Oh wow, what a hilarious prank. Clearly the work of two comedic geniuses.
 
Apparently Robin Williams has missed being in a sitcom, I remember Ashton Kutcher kept mentioning that when he got cast on Two and a Half Men. Still surprised he'll actually be in one again.
 

Dan

No longer boycotting the Wolfenstein franchise
Maybe this means he'll want to do something totally different during the show's hiatuses, in which case we could get awesome dramatic Robin Williams in features again.
 

ivysaur12

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The real story is JAMES WOLK!

(Honestly, this is the first time I've been interested in a slew of CBS sitcom projects. This and McCarthys)
 

Plinko

Wildcard berths that can't beat teams without a winning record should have homefield advantage
Honestly, with how bad network TV is tanking in ratings it won't be surprising to see them trying to draw in big celebrities for sitcoms to try and turn things around,
 

Platy

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You can make a sitcom with Robin Williams sleeping and it will be the most hilarious thing ever.

Count me in, but lets hope for way more Williams than Gellar
 

GraveHorizon

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Titled Crazy Ones, because of the craziness, the previously reported show stars Williams as the “brilliant” head of an ad agency who frequently clashes with its creative director—a rival who just happens to be his own daughter, played by Gellar, who’s presumably embarrassed by her dad’s constant impressions of John Wayne in pitch meetings, even though they get results, pilgrim. As always, the chances of seeing Gellar slay any demons (except for personal ones!) remain very low, but the chances of hearing Robin Williams promise to “Exor-cise the demons!” in a funny Southern preacher’s voice are probably pretty good.

Yep, that's Robin Williams.
 

blackflag

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I love her and hated Ringer. I want her to be redeemed but i dont think i can watch anything with Robin Williams....WILL NOT WATCH.
 

Escape Goat

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Can't beat the return of The Fox.

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Plywood

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Fuck the Robin Williams haters, he is a national treasure and ya'll should be ashamed of yaselves.
 

Bladenic

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Here for anything Sarah does. Except Ringer. I like that it's single comedy too. Hope it's a hit, and you know, good.
 
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