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CBS Picks Up 'Sh*t My Dad Says'

POSTED BY Wookie Johnson | TUESDAY NOVEMBER 10 AT 5:23 PST 
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(Photo credit: Patrick Schumacker)

The Twitter phenom Sh*t My Dad Says is making the leap from the very small screen to the slightly larger screen. The uproarious tweets that relay the musings of a 73 year-old San Diego man have spawned a book deal and now a script commitment with CBS in the four months since its creation by ex-Holy Taco writer Justin Halpern. Halpern will be handling the writing duties along with former Screen Junkies writer Patrick Schumacker as they are supervised by Will & Grace creators David Kohan and Max Mutchnick.

Today is a happy day here at Screen Junkies as two of our own leave the nest to enter a career where pants-wearing is an expectation. Patrick and Justin, keep an eye on the mail as I have sent each of you a copy of Dr. Seuss's "Oh, The Places You'll Go!"

With my headshot tucked between the pages of course. (THR)

 

Finally, some programming I can relate to. 

POSTED BY Andy Rooney | TUESDAY NOVEMBER 10 AT 8:33 PST 

woot
POSTED BY Anonymous | TUESDAY NOVEMBER 10 AT 1:25 PST 

"no ones gonna watch this son... just because you bought some paper and pen and post some videos on your facetube or have a show on the central nervous comedy network doesn't mean you invented it."
POSTED BY Anonymous | TUESDAY NOVEMBER 10 AT 9:19 PST 

"Sh*t my dad says" was only 30% original content in the first place, right?
POSTED BY Anonymous | WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 11 AT 11:36 PST