‘The Good Place’ and ‘Mixed-ish’ Bosses on the State of Broadcast Comedy and the Genre’s Responsibility Post-COVID
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variety.comDanielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVBoth Karin Gist and Mike Schur got their starts in broadcast television in the early aughts — she on sitcom “Girlfriends” and he on late-night sketch comedy show “Saturday Night Live.” And broadcast is where they have both made comfortable homes for their careers, with her moving between comedy and drama on such series as “House of Lies,” “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Star,” while he moved into such scripted comedies such as “The Office,” “Parks and Recreation” and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.”This television season Schur said goodbye to fan-favorite (and previous Emmy nominee) “The Good Place” on NBC, while Gist helped usher the latest in the ABC “ish” universe, 1980s-set “Black-ish” prequel “Mixed-ish.” Both.
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