TBS has given a series pickup to the mystery comedy “Search Party,” revolving around four self-obsessed twenty-somethings in Brooklyn who decide to investigate the disappearance of a college acquaintance.
The half-hour series is billed as a dark ensemble comedy with a mystery woven through, undoubtedly to make it a candidate for binge-viewing. TBS emphasized that the series will be coming to “linear, digital and mobile platforms” next year.
“Search Party” was created by Sarah-Violet Bliss and Charles Rogers, who wrote and directed the pilot under the supervision of writer/director/producer Michael Showalter. He met the pair when they were in his class at New York University just a few years ago.
Alia Shawkat (“Arrested Development”) stars as the central character of Dory, a disaffected woman who is frustrated in her job and with her boyfriend. John Early, John Reynolds and Meredith Hagner co-star. There’s no word yet on
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The half-hour series is billed as a dark ensemble comedy with a mystery woven through, undoubtedly to make it a candidate for binge-viewing. TBS emphasized that the series will be coming to “linear, digital and mobile platforms” next year.
“Search Party” was created by Sarah-Violet Bliss and Charles Rogers, who wrote and directed the pilot under the supervision of writer/director/producer Michael Showalter. He met the pair when they were in his class at New York University just a few years ago.
Alia Shawkat (“Arrested Development”) stars as the central character of Dory, a disaffected woman who is frustrated in her job and with her boyfriend. John Early, John Reynolds and Meredith Hagner co-star. There’s no word yet on