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How Los Angeles Is Portrayed in Current Comedy TV Series

By

Michael Schneider

3d ago· 4 min readenInsight

Summary

This article discusses how Los Angeles is portrayed in current comedy TV series like 'Running Point,' 'Hacks,' 'Shrinking,' 'The Studio,' 'Nobody Wants This,' and others. It highlights the positive trend of shows choosing to film in LA despite concerns about runaway production, and examines the specific ways these comedies depict the city. The piece is framed as an industry column offering optimistic news for Hollywood audiences concerned about production leaving the area.

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It's a cheat, but one of my biggest applause lines these days while moderating an industry panel is when I point out that a show shoots in Los Angeles.
It's an easy way to get a cheer from a Hollywood crowd looking for any good news.
Despite the very real concerns about runaway production and the scarcity of Hollywood shoots, there actually have been quite a few right now on the comedy side.
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Awards Circuit Column: L.A. is shown a certain way in comedies Like 'Running Point,' 'Hacks,' 'Nobody Wants This' and 'Shrinking.'

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