'Sex and the City' writer Michael Patrick King returns to TV with hairdresser comedy at NBC

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Beleaguered network NBC has snagged a Shampoo-like, hour-long comedy spec script from Sex and the City showrunner Michael Patrick King, Deadline reports. It follows a straight hairdresser in his 50s struggling to stay relevant in Los Angeles. King has a history with NBC (he served as consulting producer on Will & Grace) and with awesome hairdresser characters (on HBO’s The Comeback).

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Tab
Wed 11/03/10 11:27 AM

Maybe Dennis Quaid..

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Alex
Wed 11/03/10 11:27 AM

I. Loved. The Comeback.

One of TV’s most underrated and underappreciated gems.

If it’s anything like The Comeback I’ll be tuning in.

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chris
Wed 11/03/10 11:32 AM

Great premise. I’ll watch. Sounds better than anything else on NBC.

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HD
Wed 11/03/10 12:03 PM

As long as he doesn’t try to turn it into a movie franchise, I’ll check it out. Can’t stand what he did to Sex and the City with those “films”.

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The Jackal
Wed 11/03/10 12:04 PM

oh good, more stereotype gay jokes I bet. What will Anderson Cooper say?

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