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Tina Fey‘s The Four Seasons comedy series adaptation is heading into production later this year!

Will Forte is the latest cast addition to Netflix‘s The Four Seasons, joining as a series regular in the comedy series based on Universal’s 1981 feature film. He joins fellow series regulars Tina Fey, Steve Carell, Colman Domingo, Erika Henningsen and Kerri Kenney-Silver. Details on their roles are being kept under wraps.

EXCLUSIVE: Kerri Kenney-Silver(Reno 911!) is the latest to join the cast of The Four Seasons, Netflix‘s forthcoming comedy series based on the Universal Pictures title of the same name. She joins fellow series regulars Tina Fey, Steve Carell, Colman Domingo and Erika Henningsen. Details on their roles are being kept under wraps.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Erika Henningsen is re-teaming with Tina Fey on the latter’s upcoming Netflix series “The Four Seasons,” Variety has learned exclusively. Henningsen and Fey previously worked together on the Broadway musical version of “Mean Girls,” for which Fey wrote the book based on the movie of the same name she also wrote. Henningsen originated the role of Cady Heron in the original Broadway production.

Steve Carell has landed a fun new gig alongside Tina Fey!

Steve Carell (The Morning Show) has been tapped to star opposite Tina Fey in The Four Seasons, the Netflix comedy series based on the 1981 Universal film of the same name, which she’s co-created with former 30 Rock colleagues Lang Fisher and Tracey Wigfield.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Tina Fey is set to star in a series adaptation of the film “The Four Seasons” at Netflix, Variety has confirmed. The film was released in 1981. It was directed by and starred Alan Alda with Carol Burnett, Rita Moreno, Sandy Dennis, and Len Cariou also among the cast members.

Tina Fey is heading back to television for her first starring role since 30 Rock!

EXCLUSIVE: 30 Rock creator and star Tina Fey is returning to the small screen with The Four Seasons, based on the 1981 feature film, which she co-created with fellow 30 Rock alums Lang Fisher and Tracey Wigfield. The high-profile comedy project, which marks Fey’s first TV starring role since 30 Rock, was taken out to the marketplace just before the holidays. In a very competitive situation with multiple bidders, it landed at Netflix with an eight-episode series order.

The Peacock revival of ’90s favorite “Saved by the Bell” will not be back for a third season, the streamer confirmed on Wednesday. The updated series brought back original cast members Elizabeth Berkley Lauren and Mario Lopez, as series regulars and featured Tiffani Thiessen, Lark Voorhies and Mark-Paul Harry Gosselaar as guests, with now-California governor Zack Morris ( Gosselaar) sending students of schools he closed to Bayside High.

Saved By The Bell is not coming back to Peacock.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe “Saved by the Bell” revival at Peacock has been canceled.The show aired two seasons at the streamer, with the most recent one debuting in November 2021. The first season premiered in November 2020.“We are so proud to have been the home of the next iteration of ‘Saved by the Bell’ for both new and OG fans,” Peacock said in a statement.

EXCLUSIVE: School is closing. Saved By The Bell has been canceled by Peacock after two seasons.

, there’s also some unexpected tears — well, happy tears -- thanks to an unexpectedly powerful episode that arrives halfway through season 2. Written by Chris Schleicher and Jen Chuck and directed by Heather Jack, “From Curse to Worse” sees Lexi (Josie Totah) suddenly forced to speak out when a competing school bans a transgender girl from its soccer team.

The Saved By The Bell showrunners are looking to the past for key cameos in the new series, which is currently airing season two on Peacock.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched the second season of “Saved by the Bell,” streaming now on Peacock.In conceptualizing her continuation series of “Saved by the Bell,” Tracey Wigfield knew there were certain things fans of the original series would be waiting to see. On the top of that list was the romantic reunion of Jessie Spano (Elizabeth Berkley Lauren) and A.C.

There are plans to honor Dustin Diamond in the upcoming season of Peacock’s Saved By The Bell.

“Saved By The Bell” is set to honour its late star, Dustin Diamond.

revival has been renewed for a second season.The sitcom was picked up for a 10-episode season 2 by Peacock, NBC's new digital streaming platform.Tracey Wigfield, the series' executive producer, released a statement celebrating the news, and said she's «thrilled that has been renewed.

Party at the Max! Saved by the Bell‘s revival is coming back! On Tuesday, January 19, Peacock announced that the reimagining of the ’90s sitcom was renewed for a second season.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVTime in: School will be back in session in Bayside High for 10 more episodes, as Peacock has renewed “Saved by the Bell” for a second season.“I’m thrilled that ‘Saved by the Bell’ has been renewed. I’ve been blown away by all the love for the show and can’t wait to go back and make more episodes,” said showrunner Tracey Wigfield.

Saved By The Bell is returning for a second go-round. Peacock has ordered a 10-episode second season of the critically praised comedy, a reimagining of the classic NBC series. The No. 1 show on the NBCU streaming service is the first Peacock original series to get a renewal.

 reboot defied expectations when it premiered on Peacock over Thanksgiving. “That seems to be everyone’s feeling,” executive producer Tracey Wigfield tells ET with a laugh, adding when people first heard about it, they wanted to write it off.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched “Saved by the Bell,” streaming now on Peacock.School is officially back in session at Bayside High and while a few things may have changed — the man behind the principal’s desk, for one — Peacock’s “Saved by the Bell” sequel series proves a few things are timeless classics.The first 10-episode season of “Saved by the Bell,” from showrunner Tracey Wigfield, introduces a new class of students, some

Even the smallest window into Tracey Wigfield’slife seems to validate her chosen career. Her Studio City home and now makeshift office, which she shares with her husband, fellow comedy scribe Adam Countee, their nearly-3-year-old daughter, their infant son and, since the start of the pandemic, her parents, could easily double as a set for one of the sitcoms she’s written — 30 Rock, The Mindy Project and Great News, to name a few.

Elizabeth Berkley didn’t take much convincing to join the “Saved by the Bell” reboot. As the actress revealed during Peacock‘s Television Critics Association summer press tour on Monday, she was “in immediately” after hearing executive producer Tracey Wigfield’s vision for the series, which pays tribute to the original while addressing issues of race, gender identity and more.

Saved by the Bell revival on Peacock assembled for a digital panel to promote the new series.

reboot. As the actress revealed during Peacock's Television Critics Association summer press tour on Monday, she was «in immediately» after hearing executive producer Tracey Wigfield's vision for the series. «I was approached by the studio and sat down with my first meeting with Tracey Wigfield. It was to me, just a done deal on the spot.

Saved by the Bell revival is actually happening at Peacock, the new streaming service from NBCUniversal that drops on July 15, and we can't wait to see that long-awaited sequel to the landmark '80s series arrive with a modern-day twist. Helmed by Tracey Wigfield, who worked on 30 Rock and createdGreat News, the new SBTB is expected to keep the spirit of the original alive while adding some of the biting wit we know from the aforementioned series, with a handful of the original stars back

Class is back in session at Bayside High. Peacock revealed the first look at the upcoming Saved By the Bell reboot—revival?—from 30 Rock and Great News veteran Tracey Wigfield.