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The single-camera sitcom typically costs more to produce in both time and money and presently seems to bring in higher ratings.
Meghan O'Keefe: The Fantasy Friends Spin-Off That Could Solve All of NBC's Woes Meghan O'Keefe 2012
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Fox has picked up two single-camera comedy pilots, including one from Rescue Me creator Peter Tolan, Deadline reports.
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The network has ordered an untitled single-camera project loosely based on Stoller's real-life experiences.
Pilot Season: CBS Orders Comedy from The Muppets's Nick Stoller 2012
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When Whitney debuted last fall, it caused a wave of anxiety in the hearts of many alternative comedy fans because it signaled that NBC wanted to perhaps transition away from expensive single-camera fare.
Meghan O'Keefe: The Fantasy Friends Spin-Off That Could Solve All of NBC's Woes Meghan O'Keefe 2012
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The untitled single-camera sitcom will tell the story of a gay couple and the surrogate mother carrying their child, Entertainment Weekly reports.
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Question: People continue to complain about multi-camera sitcoms and their laugh tracks, but they never mention the real difference between them and the single-camera competitor: the fact that multi-cam, studio audience shows are stuck on a stereotypical set.
Ask Matt: Once Upon a Time, Grey's, Fringe, More on Laugh Tracks and More! 2011
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The single-camera comedy follows June Walker, an honest and optimistic girl from the heartland who is forced to move in with a sexy, unstable New York City party girl.
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Ripa and her husband, actor Mark Consuelos, will co-write the story for the single-camera project, with Consuelos set to star and Ripa to recur.
Kelly Ripa & Mark Conseulos Comedy Being Developed By ABC The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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The untitled, single-camera comedy will focus on a father-son relationship, said to be inspired by Lawrence's real-life experiences.
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The single-camera comedy, which is still in development at the network, comes from executive producers Murphy and Dante DiLoreto, both behind Glee and American Horror Story, and new Glee scribe Ali Adler.
Book of Mormon's Andrew Rannells Lands Lead in NBC's Ryan Murphy Comedy 2012
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