HBO announced that comedy series “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” starring Larry David, returns for its 11th season on Oct. 24. The Emmy and Golden Globe-winning series will premiere ten episodes this season, with new episodes airing subsequent Sundays at 10:30 p.m. Et.
The newly released teaser opens on an image of earth seen from space, the globe eventually morphing into David’s head with the text of the trailer reading: “The world has changed. He hasn’t.”
Season 11 of “Curb Your Enthusiasm” is created by David, who also serves as executive producer along with Jeff Garlin and Jeff Schaffer, with co-executive producer Laura Streicher and consulting producers Jon Hayman and Steve Leff. Watch the official teaser trailer below.
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The newly released teaser opens on an image of earth seen from space, the globe eventually morphing into David’s head with the text of the trailer reading: “The world has changed. He hasn’t.”
Season 11 of “Curb Your Enthusiasm” is created by David, who also serves as executive producer along with Jeff Garlin and Jeff Schaffer, with co-executive producer Laura Streicher and consulting producers Jon Hayman and Steve Leff. Watch the official teaser trailer below.
Also in today’s TV news roundup:
Dates
HBO Max announced that new comedy special “Phoebe Robinson: Sorry, Harriet Tubman” will premiere on Oct. 14. In her first solo stand-up special, Robinson makes jokes about therapy,...
- 9/28/2021
- by Selome Hailu
- Variety Film + TV
John Langley, creator and executive producer of the long-running reality series Cops, died of an apparent heart attack June 26 in Baja, Mexico as he was competing in the Coast to Coast Ensenada-San Felipe 250 off road race.
Cops premiered on Fox in 1989 and aired continually as a first-run series until 2020, with multiple versions around the world still airing in syndication.
In addition to Cops, which he executive produced with his son, Morgan Langley, Langley Productions produced the theatrical film Brooklyn’s Finest and the non-fiction series Jail, Vegas Strip and Anatomy of a Crime. Langley also received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in February 2011.
Langley’s son Morgan, who oversees Langley Productions and is an executive producer of Cops, survives him, as does his wife Maggie, son Zak, daughters Sarah Langley Dews and Jennifer Blair,...
Cops premiered on Fox in 1989 and aired continually as a first-run series until 2020, with multiple versions around the world still airing in syndication.
In addition to Cops, which he executive produced with his son, Morgan Langley, Langley Productions produced the theatrical film Brooklyn’s Finest and the non-fiction series Jail, Vegas Strip and Anatomy of a Crime. Langley also received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in February 2011.
Langley’s son Morgan, who oversees Langley Productions and is an executive producer of Cops, survives him, as does his wife Maggie, son Zak, daughters Sarah Langley Dews and Jennifer Blair,...
- 6/27/2021
- by Bruce Haring
- Deadline Film + TV
John Langley, the creator of the long-running TV show Cops, has died.
Langley died Saturday of an apparent heart attack in Baja, Mexico while competing in the Coast to Coast Ensenada-San Felipe 250 off road race, a family rep confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter. He was 78.
Langley is best known for creating the then-Fox series Cops, which premiered on the network in 1989. The series, which ran for over 1,000 episodes, is recognized as one of the longest reality series in television. Langley executive produced the show with his son, Morgan Langley.
After being cancelled by Fox in 2013 after a 25-season ...
Langley died Saturday of an apparent heart attack in Baja, Mexico while competing in the Coast to Coast Ensenada-San Felipe 250 off road race, a family rep confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter. He was 78.
Langley is best known for creating the then-Fox series Cops, which premiered on the network in 1989. The series, which ran for over 1,000 episodes, is recognized as one of the longest reality series in television. Langley executive produced the show with his son, Morgan Langley.
After being cancelled by Fox in 2013 after a 25-season ...
- 6/27/2021
- The Hollywood Reporter - Film + TV
John Langley, the creator of the long-running TV show Cops, has died.
Langley died Saturday of an apparent heart attack in Baja, Mexico while competing in the Coast to Coast Ensenada-San Felipe 250 off road race, a family rep confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter. He was 78.
Langley is best known for creating the then-Fox series Cops, which premiered on the network in 1989. The series, which ran for over 1,000 episodes, is recognized as one of the longest reality series in television. Langley executive produced the show with his son, Morgan Langley.
After being cancelled by Fox in 2013 after a 25-season ...
Langley died Saturday of an apparent heart attack in Baja, Mexico while competing in the Coast to Coast Ensenada-San Felipe 250 off road race, a family rep confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter. He was 78.
Langley is best known for creating the then-Fox series Cops, which premiered on the network in 1989. The series, which ran for over 1,000 episodes, is recognized as one of the longest reality series in television. Langley executive produced the show with his son, Morgan Langley.
After being cancelled by Fox in 2013 after a 25-season ...
- 6/27/2021
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
When the call came from an officer who needed help facing an armed robber at a fast-food restaurant, two members of a reality television show riding along with Omaha police hustled to record the confrontation. In the chaotic scene that unfolded, one crew member was struck by "friendly fire" from one of the officers, a bullet slipping past his bulletproof vest and killing him, Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer said Wednesday. The robbery suspect was also killed. The weapon he was carrying turned out to be a pellet gun, though it looked and sounded so real that both witnesses and officers were fooled,...
- 8/28/2014
- by Associated Press
- PEOPLE.com
When the call came from an officer who needed help facing an armed robber at a fast-food restaurant, two members of a reality television show riding along with Omaha police hustled to record the confrontation.
In the chaotic scene that unfolded, one crew member was struck by "friendly fire" from one of the officers, a bullet slipping past his bulletproof vest and killing him, Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer said Wednesday. The robbery suspect was also killed. The weapon he was carrying turned out to be a pellet gun, though it looked and sounded so real that both witnesses and officers were fooled,...
In the chaotic scene that unfolded, one crew member was struck by "friendly fire" from one of the officers, a bullet slipping past his bulletproof vest and killing him, Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer said Wednesday. The robbery suspect was also killed. The weapon he was carrying turned out to be a pellet gun, though it looked and sounded so real that both witnesses and officers were fooled,...
- 8/28/2014
- by Associated Press
- People.com - TV Watch
When the call came from an officer who needed help facing an armed robber at a fast-food restaurant, two members of a reality television show riding along with Omaha police hustled to record the confrontation. In the chaotic scene that unfolded, one crew member was struck by "friendly fire" from one of the officers, a bullet slipping past his bulletproof vest and killing him, Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer said Wednesday. The robbery suspect was also killed. The weapon he was carrying turned out to be a pellet gun, though it looked and sounded so real that both witnesses and officers were fooled,...
- 8/28/2014
- by Associated Press
- PEOPLE.com
After 25 seasons on Fox as one of the network's seminal shows, and one that helped to establish its brand, the reality show "Cops" was axed last spring. So creator and executive producer John Langley, with "beloved" son and co-executive producer Morgan Langley, started looking for a new home.
This fall, "Cops" reappeared -- looking much as it always has and still airing on Saturdays -- on male-centric cable network Spike.
"I love Spike, to be honest with you," John Langley tells Zap2it, sitting in the show's production offices in Santa Monica, Calif. "I think Spike is the bee's knees. It's got the right demo. It's a good match. They are excited to have us. They're promoting like mad. All those reasons make it fun."
And, while "Cops" matches Spike's focus on male viewers, it's not leaving the ladies behind.
"We have a surprisingly big female audience as well," Langley says.
This fall, "Cops" reappeared -- looking much as it always has and still airing on Saturdays -- on male-centric cable network Spike.
"I love Spike, to be honest with you," John Langley tells Zap2it, sitting in the show's production offices in Santa Monica, Calif. "I think Spike is the bee's knees. It's got the right demo. It's a good match. They are excited to have us. They're promoting like mad. All those reasons make it fun."
And, while "Cops" matches Spike's focus on male viewers, it's not leaving the ladies behind.
"We have a surprisingly big female audience as well," Langley says.
- 11/9/2013
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Zap2It - From Inside the Box
The bad boys, bad boys are back — but on a new network. Cops launches its 26th season this Saturday at 8/7c on Spike TV, which grabbed the long-running documentary/reality show from Fox earlier this year.
Spike TV ordered 22 new episodes of Cops — the granddaddy of reality shows — and also struck a deal to license older repeats that will be paired with the new ones. "We've been energized by the move," says executive producer John Langley, who's been behind Cops since 1989. TV Guide Magazine caught up with Langley and his son, Morgan Langley (also an executive producer), to see how the big switch is going...
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Spike TV ordered 22 new episodes of Cops — the granddaddy of reality shows — and also struck a deal to license older repeats that will be paired with the new ones. "We've been energized by the move," says executive producer John Langley, who's been behind Cops since 1989. TV Guide Magazine caught up with Langley and his son, Morgan Langley (also an executive producer), to see how the big switch is going...
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- 9/13/2013
- by Michael Schneider
- TVGuide - Breaking News
Cmt announced today during its upfront presentation that it has added four new original series, four returning series, several projects in development and a newly created News & Docs division. The four new series set to premiere later this year include an untitled project with Cassadee Pope, winner of Season 3 of The Voice; The Dirty South, from Jersey Shore Ep, SallyAnn Salsano and 495 Productions; Hillbillies For Hire from Leftfield Productions; and the acquired series, Cops Reloaded from Fox. The four returning series are Swamp Pain; My Big Redneck Vacation; Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making The Team and Redneck Island, starring Steve Austin. Shows in development recently chosen for pilot presentations include Bad Blood, Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Ranch, Methbusters and Shootout. Cmt premieres Dog And Beth: On The Hunt on Sunday, April 21 at 8 Pm immediately followed by the series premiere of Guntucky. The newly-acquired series Cops Reloaded starts on Monday,...
- 3/5/2013
- by THE DEADLINE TEAM
- Deadline TV
I'll admit it: I don't usually write about "Cops" and I don't usually watch "Cops," but last month I had a really fun sit-down with "Cops" executive producers John and Morgan Langley. This interview isn't particularly timely, since "Cops" premiered back in September -- due to baseball and "America's Most Wanted" pre-emptions, it feels like I've been waiting for six weeks to post -- and my intro question pertains [very loosely] to that premiere, but most of the interview is everygreen and I think it's really funny in places. I feel like I could have talked to John and...
- 11/5/2011
- by Daniel Fienberg
- Hitfix
MyNetworkTV has greenlighted "The Tony Rock Project", a comedy reality series starring the comedian brother of Chris Rock.
The series, from Langley Prods. and C to the B Prods., is scheduled to premiere in the fall 2008, airing at 8:30 p.m. Wednesdays.
The half-hour program features the humor of Tony Rock, younger brother of Chris, as he observes the hilarious habits of regular people. Through man-on-the-street style interviews and hidden-camera segments, Rock uses his comedic style to expose some of society's stereotypes, hang-ups and prejudices.
"Tony's charming personality, quick-witted comedy and cutting-edge social commentary makes the program a perfect addition to our Wednesday night comedy block," MyNet president Greg Meidel said.
Exec producers are John and Morgan Langley and Claude Brooks.
MyNet's lineup also includes Langley's "Jail" and "Street Patrol" and C to the B's and Qtopia Entertainment's sitcom "Under One Roof" starring Flavor Flav.
The series, from Langley Prods. and C to the B Prods., is scheduled to premiere in the fall 2008, airing at 8:30 p.m. Wednesdays.
The half-hour program features the humor of Tony Rock, younger brother of Chris, as he observes the hilarious habits of regular people. Through man-on-the-street style interviews and hidden-camera segments, Rock uses his comedic style to expose some of society's stereotypes, hang-ups and prejudices.
"Tony's charming personality, quick-witted comedy and cutting-edge social commentary makes the program a perfect addition to our Wednesday night comedy block," MyNet president Greg Meidel said.
Exec producers are John and Morgan Langley and Claude Brooks.
MyNet's lineup also includes Langley's "Jail" and "Street Patrol" and C to the B's and Qtopia Entertainment's sitcom "Under One Roof" starring Flavor Flav.
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