Nickelodeon’s NICKMOM, the primetime TV comedy block for today’s moms, will be the home to three new shows just picked up by the network. The Judi and Kate Show (working title), Parental Discretion with Stefanie Wilder Taylor (working title,) and What Carol Brady Thinks (working title) will be part of the NICKMOM comedy block which features original long and short-form programming including stand-up and sketch comedy as well as talk shows.
“Nickelodeon has built a strong relationship with moms over the years, and we see a great opportunity to serve them with content just for them with NickMom,” said Bronwen O’Keefe, Senior Vice President, NICKMOM, in the official press announcement. “The pick-ups of The Judi & Kate Show, Parental Discretion with Stefanie Wilder Taylor and What Carol Brady Thinks underscore our strategy to create original content on air, online and for mobile that will tap into the unique humor that mom’s understand.”
More on the New Series:
The Judi & Kate Show (20 episodes) – A real-life, modern-day Laverne and Shirley, these two mom video bloggers from St. Louis have a lot to say, and the worldwide web is listening. The Judi & Kate Show is a show within a show, which goes inside their world for their unique take on motherhood. Executive produced by Coolfire Originals (Welcome to Sweetie Pies).
Parental Discretion with Stefanie Wilder Taylor (26 episodes) – This new show blends studio elements, interviews, video commentary, monologues and panel discussions with field pieces including hidden camera, mom on the street and sketch comedy. Each episode explores a different element of parenting, all through the irreverent and funny eyes of author and comedienne Stefanie Wilder Taylor. Executive produced by Hugh Fink and Stefanie Wilder Taylor.
What Carol Brady Thinks (26 episodes) – Through graphic overlays on top of the original series, viewers go inside the mind of one of the most iconic moms of all time, Carol Brady. Finally, the chance to celebrate this mom who did it all and looked great doing it. Executive Produced by Jim Burns.
