According to the Hollywood Reporter, NBC is desperate for new sitcom ideas and is soliciting pitches for shows to fast-track onto its primetime schedule by Read the full post.
Aug 3
2005
12:48 PM ET
Pitch your own NBC sitcom
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Gregory House MD is a great show that has gone stale. Lets do a chronicle of House as he goes through med school and meets his wife. Butting heads with prof… etc. What do you think?
A redhead teenage girl named Ginger endures the ups and downs of high school, family, friends and life in general. A funny, heartfelt sitcom teens can relate to, suggested name ” gotta love Ginger “. I Ryley am a 13 year old( almost 14) redhead itching for an acting job.
When I was 29 years old my brother died and left me a gay bathhouse. I ran it for 10 years in Buffalo ny. I am a single mom with 3 children and one on the way, from a small town in Colorado. The maintance man was a paranoid schizophrenic. The manager was a tall black man with breast and dreadlocks.
Two gay men are haveing their teen son comming to stay the summer. The show would be about the activities they plan as a family like sports home remodeling, mechanics, video games, girl watching at the mall. A actor like Sheldon from the Big bang theroy would make this show a riot.
A family of nine, a married couple with seven kids, moves from a small town to a larger city (or vice versa) and have their troubles adapting to their new lives.
You could not make up what happens in public schools, like the cut off wearing, greasy head janitor lady who gets a 6r of Keystone on her way home each day to or the science teacher who lives with his cats and parks his car full of soda bottles right by the tennis courts each morning. The dysfunction is absolutely endless and comical, there is a never ending supply of episodes because it is not changing anytime soon. Perfect material for a sitcom! We are waiting for your email !
How about “Sexless in the Suburbs” about bored middle-agers ashamed to admit that they surf the net for “first-dates” and the escapades that have trying to look younger for a date….running from a blind date…..and wishing they had someone to re-activate their hormonal inadequacies…….
3 friends(guys) 1 in a committed relationship with ups and downs, 1 working in a coffee shop and is an aspiring musician with a broken heart, the third is a smart but happy go lucky guy….
3 guys, 1 in a committed relationship with ups and down in his life, 1 working in coffee shop but an aspiring musician, 1 smart happy go lucky guy who doesnt wanna settle down.
Reality show about the next “Best Seller Author”. Aspiring authors of all genres go before judges to land book deals. I myself have a manuscript and would jump at a chance like that.
Three recently retired neighbors – one widow(woman), one divorced(man), one married(woman), meeting on the front porch every evening for a glass of wine – discussing their latest travel, kids, loss, marriage etc.
I suggest a sitcom involving a post graduate college student who reflects back on what decisions he made in college and what he was not able to capitolize on, but the show itself would be a throwback of his college days and how his life could have turned out, based on real experiences.