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Shonda Rhimes Bringing new Comedy Series to ABC
By Anny Jules. By Shonda Rhimes
Shonda Rhimes’ production company Shondaland is developinga new divorce comedy series for the ABC network.
Shondaland’s new show is titled “Splitsville” and it was created by “Trophy Wife” creators Emily Halpern and Sarah Haskins. The show will center around divorced residents living in a suburban area who come together to raise their children.
Shondaland is venturing off into new territory with the development of its first comedy series “Splitsville.” Rhimes and Shondaland are known for creating hit ABC dramas such as “Scandal,” “How to Get Away With Murder,” and “Grey’s Anatomy.”
Will you be tuning into Shonda Rhimes’ new show this fall? Sound off below!
Cornelius Smith Jr. to be Full-Time Cast Member on ‘Scandal’
By Anny Jules. By Kerry Washington
Cornelius Smith Jr. has been promoted to series regular and official cast member for the upcoming fifth season of “Scandal,” TV Line reports.
Last season, Cornelius appeared as a guest star and played Marcus Walker in the Michael Brown-inspired episode titled “The Lawn Chair.” He later appeared on the show again for the episode titled “I’m Just a Bill.”
It is unclear how Cornelius’ character will be incorporated into the new season, but rumor has it that he may be added to Olivia Pope’s team of gladiators.
Prior to his full-time role on “Scandal,” Cornelius was the winner of the 2014 ABC Discovers digital talent competition that offers actors a chance to win a $25,000 one-year contract with ABC.
Following the news of his “Scandal,” promotion, Cornelius took to Instagram to share his excitement and gratitude.
“This year has been unbelievable yet refreshingly believable. I shall remain forever grateful for the journey and what's ahead. I am super duper excited to be joining the cast of SCANDAL! Let's GO!!,” he wrote.
Check out Cornelius’ Instagram here:
Congrats to Cornelius on his new full-time role! We look forward to seeing you next season.
