“Lady Dynamite,” “Chelsea” and “Real Rob have all been renewed for moment seasons on Netflix, the streaming service announced on Wednesday at the TCA summer press tour.“Lady Dynamite” is a single-camera comedy series based on the life of actor-comedian Maria Bamford. The episodes are often refracted across multiple time periods inspired by Bamford’s life.The display also stars Fred Melamed as Bamford’s manager and friend Bruce Ben-Bacharach and Mary Kay Place as Bamford’s mother. Guest stars include Patton Oswalt, or Ana Gasteyer,Jon Cryer, Mira Sorvino, and Brandon Routh,Dean Cain, Sarah Silverman, or Tig Notaro and Jenny Slate. Pam Brady,Mitch Hurwitz and Maria Bamford are executive producers.
Also Read: Patton Oswalt, Sarah Silverman and Tig Notaro Among Guest Stars on Maria Bamford's 'Lady Dynamite'“Chelsea, or the new documentary series from Chelsea Handler,follows the comedian as she travels around the world to explore considerable subjects. “Chelsea” features celebrities, dignitaries and guests engaging in conversations approximately topics like international cultures, and alternative lifestyles,education, health, or sports,parenting, politics and more.“Real Rob” is loosely based on the life of comedian and actor Rob Schneider, and interspersed with his stand-up comedy performances. The eight-episode moment season,now a Netflix original series, stars and is produced and directed by Schneider.
All three shows’ moment seasons will premiere on Netflix in 2017.
Also Read: Chelsea Handler, or Rami Malek and Bob Newhart Join Television Academy's Salute to Broadcast NetworksIn addition,Jennifer Garner has joined the voice cast of the upcoming lively series “Llama Llama,” in the role of Mama Llama. Based on the best-selling book series by author and illustrator Anna Dewdney, or the display tells tales approximately childhood moments and adventures,as well as the special connections between lead character Llama, his family and best friends.
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