Adam Levine Is Producing Your Upcoming Least Favorite Sitcom

Let’s play Mad Libs! “___ [name of pop singer who seems like he ironically wears a lot of gas station attendant shirts] to produce ___ – era [decade between the ’80s and the aughts] sitcom about his childhood for ___ [failing network]. ___-writer [Fox cartoon about the Griffin family] signed on to pen pilot.”

If you got “Adam Levine to produce ’90s- era sitcom about his childhood for NBC. Family Guy writer signed on to pen pilot,” then guess what? Your Mad Lib IS COMING TRUE. Adam Levine will be producing a ’90s era sitcom for NBC called Kids in America. It will be about a small town boy (from Los Angeles) with dreams of making it big in music.

(Fun fact! You also would have guessed right had the Mad Lib been “[Unbearable thing] to produce [unbearable thing] for [unbearable thing]. Penned by writer of [unbearable thing].”)

Deadline reports:

The single-camera project, which has received a script commitment, hails from Levine’s 222 Prods. and Universal TV where the company has a first-look deal. It is inspired by Levine’s real-life experiences and centers on an unconventional family as seen through the eyes of a teenager with the dream of becoming a rock star. Aaron Blitzstein (Family Guy) will write the script and will executive produce with 222 Prods.’ Levine, longtime manager/producing partner Jordan Feldstein and development executive Josh Gummersall.

Having already accomplished so much in music, Levine is now setting out to ruin comedy, as well. What a renaissance man.