Post by kay80 on Mar 31, 2006 17:31:20 GMT -5
"Untitled Sister Project"
Half Hour
Cast:
Marisa Coughlan: Tess
Kaley Cuoco: Gabby
TBA: Dax
TBA: Mark
TBA: Jennifer
TBA: Nicholas
Credits:
Production Company: Warner Bros. Television
Writer/Executive Producer: Shana Goldberg-Meehan
Executive Producer/Director: Andy Ackerman
How can two sisters with the same parents have completely different upbringings? Tess was raised by her hippie parents and had a totally idyllic middle-class upbringing. But just when she went off to college her professor dad struck it rich with a hit book and suddenly they were leading a very different life...and Tess' sister Gabby, 10 years younger, was raised in the lap of luxury with not a care in the world.
Now, years later, Gabby has been expelled from college and the last thing she's going to do is tell her parents. She connives her way into living with Tess, who is busy trying to make her own way and establishing herself as a journalist while taking pains not to allow herself to lean on her parents for financial support. Much more than a comedy between a frugal sister and a spoiled sister, this is a comedy that taps into the widespread generation rift between the Gen-X-ers who have struggled for years to get ahead and the super-entitled generation that is currently nipping at their heels.
Half Hour
Cast:
Marisa Coughlan: Tess
Kaley Cuoco: Gabby
TBA: Dax
TBA: Mark
TBA: Jennifer
TBA: Nicholas
Credits:
Production Company: Warner Bros. Television
Writer/Executive Producer: Shana Goldberg-Meehan
Executive Producer/Director: Andy Ackerman
How can two sisters with the same parents have completely different upbringings? Tess was raised by her hippie parents and had a totally idyllic middle-class upbringing. But just when she went off to college her professor dad struck it rich with a hit book and suddenly they were leading a very different life...and Tess' sister Gabby, 10 years younger, was raised in the lap of luxury with not a care in the world.
Now, years later, Gabby has been expelled from college and the last thing she's going to do is tell her parents. She connives her way into living with Tess, who is busy trying to make her own way and establishing herself as a journalist while taking pains not to allow herself to lean on her parents for financial support. Much more than a comedy between a frugal sister and a spoiled sister, this is a comedy that taps into the widespread generation rift between the Gen-X-ers who have struggled for years to get ahead and the super-entitled generation that is currently nipping at their heels.
