Tina Fey’s latest pilot is officially no more. Fox will not move forward with Cabot College, a comedy about an all-female school that begins accepting male students, according to Vulture.
Fey—of SNL, Mean Girls and 30 Rock fame—was set to produce the show with 30 Rock showrunner Robert Carlock. The cast included comedians Margaret Cho and Asif Ali, and the script was penned by Matt Hubbard—another 30 Rock alum.
But do not despair, 30 Rock fans. Fey and Carlock have a mid-season order from NBC for a show called The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, starring The Office‘s Ellie Kemper.
[Vulture]
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