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It's been forever since we've heard anything about the Always Sunny creators' pitch for a space opera comedy, Boldly Going Nowhere. Now there's news that the Reno 911 creators are making their own FX space comedy. So, is Boldly dead? More »
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We've been speculating that the Always Sunny creator's space-comedy series, Boldly Going Nowhere was circling a black hole of cancellation before even airing. But don't abandon ship yet: the entire pilot is getting rewritten to include more science fiction elements. More »
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Fox became the first TV network to announce their slate of new pilots for fall yesterday, and worryingly, only one of them is science fiction. Has the honeymoon come to an end for the network? More »
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We got to know Charlie Day's crew of holo-deck abusing, baby dick robots, via a leaked Boldly Going Nowhere script. It's spot-on manic humor set in space, that would make Futurama's writers blush. Spoilers ahead. More »
]]> http://io9.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=5123706&view=rss&microfeed=true Star Trekky spoof Boldly Going Nowhere is mere inches away from getting picked up on Fox. But don't let the choice of network fool you — this comedy will probably bring the biting humor in a big way, as the brilliant minds behind It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia (Rob McElhenney, Charlie Day and Glenn Howerton) are behind this venture. Boldly follows a group of space misfits that sexually abuse the holodeck and have a robot that's intentionally downgraded, to prevent uprisings. [The Hollywood Reporter] More »
]]> http://io9.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=5109890&view=rss&microfeed=true It took just one sentence from the Hollywood Reporter for me to check out of being interested in Boldly Going Nowhere, the new sci-fi comedy from the makers of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia: "[Tony] Hale... will play the ship's robot, who thinks he's superior to the human race." For those of you less judgmental about the show, Hale isn't the only actor attached - newcomer Ben Koldyke has been cast as the show's lead, a rogue captain in charge of a dysfunctional intergalactic crew. [Hollywood Reporter] More »
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Could fantastical stories save the sitcom from extinction? First the Sunny In Philadelphia guys start working on a comedy called Boldly Going Nowhere, about life on a starship between missions. And now Britain's ITV2 is launching a new sitcom about off-duty superheroes called No Heroics. How long before we see an American version of this show? Maybe it'll help that it's based, weirdly, on the U.S. mega-comedy Friends. More »
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Get ready for space baby dick jokes, holo-deck masturbation, and half man-half fish characters in the new Fox series Boldly Going Nowhere, appearing as a midseason replacement on Fox. One of the new scifi comedy's writers, Charlie Day, is an original creator of the already established as comedy perfection It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, and if this show is anything like his original (and people seem to think it is) we're in for an incredibly raunchy and hilarious series. More »
]]> http://io9.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=5024061&view=rss&microfeed=true It looks like we'll get a quasi-remake of Quark, the sitcom about an intrepid starship crew, this fall on Fox. The network greenlit Boldly Going Nowhere, a new comedy from the creators of It's Always Sunny In Philadephia, which deals with the mundane lives of a starship crew. Says one of the creators, "We grew up watching shows like Star Trek, anything having to do with the future, and it was always about the adventures they'd go on. We thought it would be funny to watch what goes on in between those adventures, when they're waiting for the next big thing to happen." More »
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