Tina Fey and Tracy Morgan cooperate for New NBC Comedy Series

A dynamic comedy -duo is back!

30 stone alum Tina Fey and Tracy Morgan is reportedly working with a new comedy series for NBC, according to A press release from the network.

According to the release, a pilot has been ordered for comedy with a camera, which will start Morgan, 56, as an “unreasonable former football player” who is “on the task of rehabilitating his image.”

The show will be produced by Fey, 54, as well as 30 stone Alums Robert Carlock and Sam mean.

Carlock previously worked with Fey as showrunner and EP for 30 stone. The often collaborators also cooperated Inrcribable Kimmy Schmidtand co -produced Good newsThe Mr. Mayor and Girls5eva. Funds have also been involved in several of these works, after writing for 30 stoneThe Inrcribable Kimmy SchmidtThe Good newsThe Girls5eva and Mr. Mayor -The later that he also executed co -produced. The author also imprisoned the episode of the hit show Parks and recreation.

However, Fey and Morgan first worked together on Saturday Night Livewhere Fey was a writer and role member from 1997 to 2006 and Morgan was a role member from 1996 to 2003. They continued to star 30 stoneWho ran at NBC for seven seasons from 2006 to 2013.

In the show played actress TV producer Liz Lemon and worked under Alec BaldwinNetwork leader Jack Donaghy, while Morgan played the unpredictable TV star in her show.

The two of them were both recently opened about their time at SNL In front of the show’s 50th anniversary. While you show up The Tonight Show with Jimmy Kimmel Further to the former co -star Amy PoehlerFey looked back on the late nights on set.

She said that the writing team would “come in to work at 5 o’clock, and that you would only know that at 21 you would eat, like, pasta from Carmine’s, and then around 3 o’clock you would go back through that room and take the same pasta from Carmine’s.”

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She added that she recently looked at a section of Peacock’s SNL50: Beyond Saturday night Documentary that focused on the show’s writer and it “made me feel really sick.”

Morgan, on the other hand, told the actor and comedian Matt Rogers during SNL50: The red carpet special, as he was grateful for has come to the show’s 50th anniversary celebration After getting a car accident in June 2014.

“This is incredible,” the actor said. “Thanks only the Lord that I am part of this, that I survived the accident and I live to be here for this.”