Fox Scoop: Andy Samberg, Chris Meloni, Jason Ritter and Geoff Stults Comedies Picked Up

We've got the details on the network's four sitcom pickups, including a rom-com starring Ritter and Alexis Bledel

By Kristin Dos Santos, Tierney Bricker May 09, 2013 2:19 AMTags
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Fox's pilot-pickup mania continues!

After officially picking up four dramas, the network has picked up four comedy pilots, in addition to Seth MacFarlane's Dads, which already has a six-episode order.

Andy Samberg's buzzed-about buddy-cop comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine has been greenlit, as well as projects starring Law & Order: SVU fan favorite Christopher Meloni and a romantic comedy that pairs Jason Ritter and Alexis Bledel. (Surely Parenthood's Lauren Graham has an opinion about that one!)

Here's a quick rundown:

Brooklyn Nine-Nine: Samberg and Last Resort's Andre Braugher star as a buddy-cop duo in this sitcom from Parks and Recreation's Mike Schur and Dan Goor. The series centers on a diverse group of detectives at a New York precinct.

Enlisted: From Cougar Town executive producer Kevin Biegel, the series centers on three very different brothers working together in the Army at a small base in Florida. Geoff Stults stars.

Surviving Jack: Based on Justin Halpern's book I Suck at Girls, the series, which stars Meloni and Alex Kapp Horner, is a story about a boy becoming a man, and a man becoming a father, in a time before "coming of age" was something you could Google.

Us and Them: Parenthood fan favorite Ritter and Gilmore Girls' Bledel star as a couple trying to make a long-distance relationship work, with the support (or lack thereof) of their friends and family. The series is based on the BBC series Gavin & Stacey.

Get all the info on Fox's drama pickups here. Pilots that Fox passed on include Felicity Huffman's Boomerang and an adaptation of the popular young-adult book series Delirium that starred Emma Roberts.

Fox has already renewed comedies The Mindy Project, New Girl and Raising Hope for next season.