HBO Renews Steve Carell Comedy 'Rooster' for Second Season
HBO renewed Steve Carell's comedy series 'Rooster' for a second season. The show, created by Bill Lawrence and Matt Tarses, got picked up halfway through its first season.
HBO has given Steve Carell's comedy series 'Rooster' a second season order, announcing the renewal while the first season is still airing.
The show stars Carell alongside Charly Clive, Danielle Deadwyler, Phil Dunster, and John C. McGinley. Bill Lawrence and Matt Tarses created the series, with Lawrence also serving as producer.
Getting renewed mid-season is a strong sign that HBO sees the show as a success. Networks typically wait until a season ends to make renewal decisions, so the early pickup suggests 'Rooster' is performing well with viewers.
This marks another comedy hit for HBO, which has been investing heavily in original programming. For Carell, it continues his successful transition from 'The Office' to other comedy projects.
This quick renewal shows HBO has confidence in the show's performance. For fans of Steve Carell's comedy work, it means more episodes are coming soon.
The first season will continue airing on HBO while production likely begins on season two.
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