Netflix bought Chuck Lorrie's marijuana comedy
Streaming service Netflix has commissioned the production of Chuck Lorrie (The Big Bang Theory) 20-episode comedy "Disjointed", starring Katie Bates (American Horror Story). Lorrie and former lead writer on the Daily Show comedy show David Javerbaum will write and co-executive produce the Warner Bros TV comedy project. This is reported by Deadline. In "Disjointed," the Academy Award-winning and Emmy-winning Bates will play a lawyer who has fought for the legalization of marijuana all her life and dreams of becoming the owner of a cannabis pharmacy in Los Angeles. The comedy project was highly acclaimed in the writing community when it was first put up for sale. Noted that the new series – this is "The Big Bang Theory", where the main characters are not the geniuses of science, but the sellers of herbs. The heroine Bates will have three "gardeners", her twenty-year-old son and a troubled security guard. Casting for these roles is still ongoing. Bates won her first Emmy in 2012 for a guest role on the sitcom "2.5 People", and the second for her role in the third season of American Horror Story: Sabbath. The actress will continue to movie with Ryan Murphy and will appear in the as-yet-unnamed sixth season of the anthology. Bates won her first Emmy in 2012 for a guest role on the sitcom 2.5 People, and a second for her role in the third season of American Horror Story: The Sabbath. The actress will continue to star with Ryan Murphy and will appear in the as-yet-unnamed sixth season of the anthology.Bates won her first Emmy in 2012 for a guest role on the sitcom "2.5 People" and the second for her role in the third season of American Horror Story: Sabbath. The actress will continue to movie with Ryan Murphy and will appear in the as-yet-unnamed sixth season of the anthology.The Topic of Article: Netflix bought Chuck Lorrie's marijuana comedy. |
