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HBO hasn’t given up on comedy yet. The network – which is already home to Girls, Veep and Silicon Valley – has just picked up a pilot starring none other than Sarah Silverman, reports The Hollywood Reporter. The currently untitled show will focus on, “a pathologically honest woman (Silverman) having a modern midlife crisis.” The comedian will also act as executive producer in addition to her acting duties. The pick up comes a year after HBO decided to pass on the Silverman and Topher Grace-starring People in New Jersey.
In other news…
Over a decade after it hit theaters, Andrew Lloyd Weber will bring School of Rock to Broadway next fall. [Deadline]
Not that you need us to tell you, but here are several reasons why you might not want to name your child after your favorite movie or television characters. [NYPost]
Excited to watch Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons in season two of Fargo? Here’s a peak at the script from one of those episodes. [EW]
Martha Stewart is preparing for the fifth season of Downton Abbey by showing you how you can make your very own ginger bread model of the titular abbey. [PBS]
