The multi-camera comedy, from the executive producers of The New Adventures of Old Christine, is now in development at the Disney-owned network.
Sitcom-in-Law:
- Deadline exclusively reports that ABC has landed a new multi-camera sitcom titled Sisters-in-Law.
- Created by Sherry Bilsing Graham and Ellen Kreamer, the network won a competitive bidding match for the new series.
- Currently in development from A+E Studios, the half-hour project is the first multi-cam sitcom from the company. Other notable projects from the studio include ABC’s Big Sky and Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer.
- The series follows two sisters-in-law who have always struggled to get along. The pair finally find common ground when they form an alliance against a third sister-in-law.
- Graham, Kreamer, and A+E’s Barry Jossen and Tana Nugent Jamieson will serve as executive producers.
- The upcoming series garnered significant interest from ABC, CBS, and NBC, but ultimately landed at ABC.
- A+E Studios parent company, A+E Networks, is co-owned by Disney.
- Other comedy projects from Graham and Kraemer include Fox’s I Hate My Teenage Daughter, ABC’s American Housewife, and NBC’s Friends spinoff Joey.
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