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NBC Orders Single-Camera Comedy Script

Serial Frank Has Aired on Series + in Canada for Two Seasons

By Ben Grossman -- Broadcasting & Cable, 9/10/2007 10:35:00 AM

NBC ordered a script of comedy series Serial Frank, which would be an American adaptation of a French-Canadian series.

The show is a single-camera comedy about a man who acts out multiple personas that are unseen by others.

It is from Universal Media Studios (formerly NUTS), Reveille (NBC Univeral co-chief Ben Silverman’s company) and Catapult, and it was licensed to NBC U by Distraction, representing that company’s first domestic scripted sale.

Mark O'Keefe (Bruce Almighty) is slated to write the script and will have an executive-producer credit along with Catapult's Marc Abrams and Michael Benson (Bernie Mac, Entourage).

The show has aired for two seasons on Series + in Canada.

The deal was brokered by the William Morris Agency.

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