Help Amy Sedaris create her sitcom

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7)after nigth of drinkin"I feel like fallen women"
8)If you want to have friends in this city-get a dog
9)man are from mars and women are not impressed
10)women are from Venus and men are wrong
11)if you can:t say something nice about someone you probably thinking of...
12)Starbucks and yoga want do it
11)wake your mind up
13)we become people they warn us about it
14)is you and me,now if can reach the other 5999999998on this planet
15)have nice day-is eazy for ou to say
16)eveyone need to believe in something,I believe i will have another drink
17)friendship is more then to get drunk togEther
18)personalities of plastic cup
19)we know each other..like 20 minutes
29)when he finish I lifted my jaw from the floor

Rebecca Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 03:44 PM EST

It should be about dating in New York,grup of girlfriends on mach.com etc.something that makes
"sex in the city "look like boring and lame(really was but people love that kind of story."example dialog;
1)-did you heard?Michael has some health issue.Idont
know the details...you never told me why you broke up
-ohh yeh,he met this young aisian girl, shes young,younger then his watch,so maybe this is when his prostate explode...
2)-They eating in some vietnamise restaurant,manager
is introducing waiter,one girl said "ooh he;s also from Vietnam? O no waiter replied hes chines
girl-how should I know that he;s chinese
waiter-o that is easy,chienese hase slanted eyes
3)Love is like tornado,comes suddenly,unexpectedly
exiting and wet..but when it leave it take car and house with it.
4)with the look like his searching for his own brain
5)Iwas so embarrassed,I want to pick up bricks from the sidewalk and cover myself
6)You are on this river ...in Egypt ..what it call oh Denial

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Benjamin Francis Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 12:38 PM EST

"Piglet Gets Porked". A sit-com chronicling the disgustapades of Piglet.

KC Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 01:52 AM EST

Amy Sedaris stars in BEIGE:The trials and Tribulations of a NY Lounge Trio -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwe2mUDNuuw

at the end of each show you sing at a different nightclub in NYC ala "Patridge Family" - I got your songs and/or can write wichas....KC

Brentwood Soccer Mom Sun, Jan 11, 2009 at 04:02 PM EST

Nobody told me about Dr Pink and Amy Sedaris.He delivered my two children Good for him very funny man

SirLizard Thu, Jan 1, 2009 at 03:09 PM EST

Before the writers strike last year, Amy and Paul were working on a partially improvised show in which Amy would host a hospitality show from her apartment, with her celebrity friends dropping by to help her out with her recipes and craft projects. This is almost certainly the idea that she and Paul are developing more actively now.

corrine Thu, Dec 25, 2008 at 10:17 PM EST

Is Amy dating Dr Rand Pink.Somebody at The Post told me they are an item.

Sharen Sat, Dec 20, 2008 at 12:36 PM EST

For quite some time, I've been thinking about doing a sit-com in a hotel that starts with and includes the characters who run the hotel. Episodes would include the many different guest (from anywhere) who come for private getaways, weddings, reunions and in some way become participants with the main characters that we come to love/loath (Amy along with weekly regulars). So far, all I have are a few (rough) short stories/plays that could serve as a jumping off point.
Major Amature

TARA Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 01:37 PM EST

She should do a sitcom based on her book "I Like You", where she plays a well-known party planner/etiquette expert in Atlanta with a local TV show. Her public persona is a well-mannered lady in control of her life, but her home life is totally different. She's got an Oscar Madison type husband who's a stay at home dad to their young son. Amy wishes her son was more like her, but he's a total boy, getting dirty and playing video games. Amy's business partner is a man who people think is her husband (he should be played by that guy who was J Peterman on Seinfeld) but he's really gay and a total narcissist; his boyfriend looks just like him, and one of the running jokes is that neither of them see the resemblance. Each episode will also feature Amy cooking one recipe and teaching the audience how to make it. And, like her book, it should be called "I Like You".

mOm Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 01:41 PM EST

PS Dear Amy Sedaris,
Would I sound too needy if I begged to be a guest on the show? If I begged to be a regular? If I begged to have a seat in the back row in the audience?

An inquiring mOm, Readfield, Maine

mOm Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 01:35 PM EST

I would hope she has a segment that would allow us faithful viewers to call in with questions a la "The Believer."
She changed my life by responding to my plaintive question "....why isn't anyone worried about me?"

See complete answer:

Dear Amy,

Why isn’t anyone worried about me?

An Inquiring Mom
Readfield, Maine

P. S.: I asked this question of my daughter just minutes ago, and she suggested your column as a place to air my concerns about myself.

Dear Mom,

This is a tough one. I wish I could say that nobody is worried about you because you are so well grounded and capable, but we both know deep in our hearts that that is a lie. It’s pretty clear that you are a train on the verge of derailment. ........ I suppose a better question to consider than “Why isn’t anyone worried about me?” might be “How can I exact a horrible revenge on my thoughtless offspring?” There’s a question I can sink my fangs into.

Amy

Luix Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 07:59 AM EST

Anything Amy does is wonderful. Just include Jerri Blank on the show, maybe not as the main character, but as a supporting one. I miss her :(
Strangers with Candy is still my favorite show of all time!

Dee Ann MacBride Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 05:17 AM EST

How about a sitcom called Billable Hours.A comedy set in a law firm. Amy and Her Partner Christopher MacDonald will take ANY CASE. Their team of lawyers would all be slimy some hot some not. Cases from the headlines Fat from Fast Food Sue them! Flight attendant argues with a famouse Minsters wife on plane now she can't work because of incurable hemorroids. Worker sues other worker for staring at her every day and she can't work because of PANIC ATTACKS/ANXIETY SUE EM! You could have Chris Elliott, Sean Young as a gorgeous crazy lawyer. BILLABLE HOURS. YOU BRING US A CASE WILL SUE THEM AND GET A CASE OF $$$$$$

ElectAPromQueen? (maybe not) Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 05:04 AM EST

Cool. I like Amy. She should based her sitcom on Temps and the temp industry. Recruiters at NYC based temp agencies are so slimy and cutthroat that it's due time for a comedic insight and spoof of this shady industry. Amy can pull it off by playing a career temp who never gets a break or play a ruthless plastic commission freak temp recruiter at a staffing agency. Perhaps take a note from Mad Men, and create a premise based on an inside look at staffing agencies. With her writing skills, it can turn out to be hilarious.

Kilmer Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 07:10 PM EST

Maybe when "Kath & Kim" tanks, Amy could bring John Michael Higgins on her show to reprise his role as David Letterman (from the movie "The Late Show).

Coyote Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 07:07 PM EST

As long as the ghost of Ricky, her imaginary boyfriend, is on the show, I smell Emmy!

melissa Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 04:04 PM EST

It should be about entertaining, like the book. She could entertain a different person (not real, but a character) or a group of people each week, include recipes, etc.

Stephanie T. Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 03:46 PM EST

A Public Librarian in an Urban area. I assure you that role has sitcom written all over it, and Amy would be perfect.

Tess Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 03:24 PM EST

How about a sitcom take on the Real Housewives of (?). It could be so over the top with obnoxious superficial women flagrantly spending money on themselves. There could be a good wife; a bad wife; a sociopath wife; a stupid wife; and a single exwife having an affair with the stupid wife's husband also add a lesbian wife and a gay manwife (neither of these two could ever be the stupid wife).

Bob Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 03:07 PM EST

She could play a wild schizophrenic locked up in a mental institution. She can be friends with some other crazy people, give the nurses trouble and be a pain in the ass to the doctors. And instead of hanging out with her friends in a coffee shop, they meet in the common room to talk about their lives (both real and imaginary)

Tonic Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 02:41 PM EST

I think she should be a quirky serial killer who kills serial killers that kill serial killers.

Annie Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 01:21 PM EST

Amy is best when she is being herself. Film her in her neighborhood and in her apartment. Have themed shows and recipes. Have road trips to visit David in France and eat Char-Grill burgers in Raleigh. Explain the Greek Orthodox Church, WTF, with the eye over the alter business. Personally, I don't think the rabbits are that interesting.

Tammi L Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 01:16 PM EST

Play multiple roles, and have cameos by some of your other characters. we would love to see Jerri of course, but I know Piglet could find a good home on cable.

Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 01:07 PM EST

A quirky doctor/lawyer/journalist/generic career who just can figure out men/her parents/husband/crazy friends. I've seen what this woman can do to the after school special, lets see what she can do with mundane tv aimed at women.

StaleCake Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 12:20 PM EST

DEAR AMY:
1) Please include a recipe in every show. No sitcom has done that! And ever since I made Barbara Eden's chocolate-chip cookies from TV Guide, I have wanted them to!
2) Please make sure your character injures or disfigures herself every ratings sweeps period. Because that would be funny.
3) Must be set in either New York City, or a podunk town in upstate New York (a la Newhart)
4) You must play more than 1 character.
5) Either set in the early 70s, or you just dress that way (the photos in "I Like You" = sexy trend-setting sitcom)
5) Martha Stewart as your boss or landlady.
6) Animated Opening Credits with a song that explains the show.

Lyndy Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 11:34 AM EST

I'd watch her just have a weekly conversation with Letterman.

Jerri Blank Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 11:26 AM EST

Best news EVER! Don't care what it's about, just as long as it's just as funny as Strangers, if not funnier.

Gammaz Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 11:08 AM EST

Miss Amy should play a small town politician who is thrust into the national spotlight and at the same time, her husband just announced he wants a sex change. This would be
HIL-larious!

ohai Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 10:42 AM EST

YES!

TMB Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 10:33 AM EST

excellent- i can't wait!

deb Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 10:32 AM EST

I'd like to see her do a Roseanne Barr kind of dsitcom, with real people's problems and trials, but sharp, snappy humor and sarcasm.

deb Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 10:32 AM EST

I'd like to see her do a Roseanne Barr kind of dsitcom, with real people's problems and trials, but sharp, snappy humor and sarcasm.

Zet Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 10:30 AM EST

I couldn't come up with the idea of Strangers With Candy if I had a million years. She doesn't need my help. Glad to hear she's working on a sitcom. I used to love sitcoms--these days, not so much. She's incredible, and I can't wait to see what's next.

Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 10:07 AM EST

Honestly, I don't really care about the concept because no matter what it is with Amy Sedaris it will be hilarious! I LOVE when she's on Letterman - their chemisty and appreciation of each other's humor is so fun to watch.

Katie Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 10:03 AM EST

I'd like for her rabbit, Dusty, to have a walk-on role in the pilot.

harry Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 09:55 AM EST

I saw her on the Letterman show last night she is so over the top. I love her humor. Another she needs another show like strangers with candy to work to her strengths.

elena Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 09:18 AM EST

Cameo by her old friend Stephen Colbert? I love Colbert, but for some reason seeing him Monday through Thursday isn't enough. Plus, he's a great comedic actor outside of his Bill-O'Rielly-on-ecstasy Colbert Report persona. Although I love it!