My Time/Your Time
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| My Time/Your Time | |
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| Genre | Sitcom Romantic comedy |
| Created by | Hilary Winston |
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| Country of origin | United States |
| Original language(s) | English |
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| Running time | 30 minutes |
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| Original network | CBS |
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My Time/Your Time is an upcoming American sitcom created by Hilary Winston Based on the web series 7P/10E by Avital Ash, the potential series tells the story of two young lovers attempting to make their long-distance relationship work.[1]
Cast and characters[edit]
- Jane Levy as Marla, an inherent optimist living in New York City who wants to be a playwright but is having trouble breaking away from a traditional life for the life of an artist.[2]
- Nicholas Braun as Wade, a charming guy who’s always had things come easy for him — friends, girls, jobs — which is why he decided to move to L.A.[3]
- Alison Pill as Alison Pill, Marla's and Wade's friend, introduce they by chat
- Utkarsh Ambudkar as Jay, Wade’s friend and co-worker who looks like a slacker/surfer dude on the surface but is secretly ambitious [4]
- Izzie Steele as Lauren, Marla’s best friend who’s married to her college sweetheart and has trouble understanding the single life and Marla’s plight[5]
- Langston Kerman as Parker, He and Wade were childhood buddies while growing up in the Midwest, and now they’re each other’s closest friend in L.A.
Recurring Cast[edit]
- Tone Bell
- Dave Ahdoot
- Humphrey Ker
- Avital Ash
Guest Stars[edit]
- Miles Fisher
- Laura Chinn
References[edit]
- ↑ CBS Picks Up Pilot From Hilary Winston, Carter Bays & Craig Thomas As Hybrid Comedies Rule Early Orders
- ↑ Jane Levy Joins My Time/Your Time, CBS Comedy Pilot From HIMYM EPs
- ↑ CBS Romantic Comedy Pilot ‘My Time/Your Time’ Finds Male Lead
- ↑ ‘My Time/Your Time’ CBS Comedy Pilot Casts Utkarsh Ambudkar
- ↑ Izzie Steele & Langston Kerman In CBS’ ‘My Time/Your Time’
External links[edit]
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