Archive · 17 Jan 2026
NBC Orders Pilot for PI Comedy
Dan Goor and Luke Del Tredici, who worked on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, have created a new comedy show about private detectives.
NBC has decided to make a pilot episode.
The show is set in Los Angeles, and the creators got a special tax break to help pay for filming.
This is one of four new shows NBC is testing this week.
The show is a workplace comedy, meaning it's about people working together in a fun and sometimes silly way.
It's part of a group of shows NBC is making to see which ones people like the most.
NBC has ordered a pilot for a single-camera comedy about private detectives created by Dan Goor and Luke Del Tredici.
The project was bought by NBC last fall with a pilot production commitment.
The comedy received a $1.4 million tax credit to shoot the pilot in Los Angeles.
It is one of four pilot pickups by NBC this week, including three dramas.
The half-hour workplace comedy is set in the world of private detectives and continues the tradition of Los Angeles private eyes.
- Who
- Dan Goor and Luke Del Tredici
- What
- A single-camera comedy pilot about private detectives
- When
- Pilot ordered, exact air date not specified
- Where
- Los Angeles
- Why
- To continue the tradition of Los Angeles private eyes and as part of NBC's pilot season
- Project Type
- Single-camera comedy
- Creators
- Dan Goor & Luke Del Tredici
- Studio
- Universal Television
- Tax Credit
- $1.4 million
- Shooting Location
- Los Angeles
- Genre
- Workplace comedy
- Setting
- Private detective world
- NBC Pilot Orders This Week
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