Peacock has ordered two new half-hour comedies, one of which is from Brooklyn Nine-Nine co-creator Dan Goor and executive producer Luke Del Tredici starring Craig Robinson (The Office). Neither of these shows have a release date yet.

　　According to the release making the announcement, the Goor and Del Tredici project--which is currently only known as Untitled Craig Robinson Project--is "a comedy about class, capitalism, and one man's quest to achieve the American dream. And also about hunting really big snakes." Which, admittedly, is about as much of an insight into what the show actually is as its current title. The show also serves as a B99 reunion of sorts for Tredici, Goor, and Robinson (who occasionally starred on B99 as The Pontiac Bandit), a show which will be coming to an end after its upcoming eighth season later this year. Additional casting or production plans for the Robinson project have yet to be announced.

　　In addition to the Robinson-Goor project, another new notable NBC order is Bust Down, a new six-episode comedy from executive producer Lorne Michaels starring Saturday Night Live performer Chris Redd, as well as staffers Langston Kerman and Sam Jay. As the title somewhat suggests, the show takes place in a casino and is about four employees "in a dead-end job in middle America attempt[ing] to find self-worth in their bad ideas." Six episodes have been ordered.

　　It's hard to think of NBC and not wonder what is going on with the much-discussed The Office reboot--as of January, the latest was that it isn't happening just yet, but it definitely remains a possibility.

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