"Downwardly Mobile," which recognizes Barr coming back again to the small display after the termination of her Life-time actuality show "Roseanne's Crazy," is a multi-camera spontaneity that celebrities Barr as the owner of a mobile-home playground who functions as a surrogate mom to the economically secured house entrepreneurs of the playground.
Eric Gilliland, from Barr's past blue-collar show "Roseanne," will create and executive-produce, as will Barr. (The comedienne's associate, John Argent, is all on panel to executive-produce. Last Millennium Fox Tv is generating.
"Go On," meanwhile, is a single-camera spontaneity from former "Friends" professional creator Scott Silveri, who will create and executive-produce the venture. The head, which follows a sportscaster who's trying to get over a loss and discovers unanticipated relaxation from the other associates of his group-therapy periods. Worldwide Tv is generating.
The third comedy, "Animal Kingdom," comes from "The Hangover Part II" creator Scot Armstrong, among others, and follows "a 'House'-like doctor, who really likes creatures but usually cannot stand their entrepreneurs." Remedy is executive-producing, along with Ravi Nandan. Brian Gatewood and Alex Tanaka (both of "The Sitter") will create as well as executive-produce.
