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Jane Lynch developing daytime talk show
the comedian is working with the same production company behind ‘Ellen’
Jane Lynch (Photo courtesy the Birchmere)
Jane Lynch is in the beginning stages of developing her own daytime talk show.
According to Deadline, Telepictures, the production company behind “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” is working with Lynch to create a variety show.
Deadline describes the premise as “a feel-good, variety show that would be tailored for Lynch, showcasing her comedic take/spin on everything from pop culture moments to real people with unique, uplifting stories.”
Lynch is no stranger to TV hosting. Her work on “Hollywood Game Night” earned her two Emmys for Best Reality Host. She also hosted the Emmy awards in 2011.
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