'Glee's' Ryan Murphy and Allison Adler Shopping Half-Hour Comedy

"Glee" co-creator Ryan Murphy may be adding half-hour comedy to his rsum.Murphy and new "Glee" co-executive producer Allison Adler are pitching half-hour comedy project, "The Hollywood Reporter" has learned exclusively. Though particulars are increasingly being tightly guarded, the pair will begin shopping it to all or any the systems Friday.Fox may well be a likely home for your project, considering Murphy's associations while using network and also the first-look deal with its sister studio last century Fox Television.The project would fit Fox Entertainment leader Kevin Reilly's have to stay in business with Murphy. He told "THR" in September he "works together with Ryan and also the team for your relaxation of my career and happily take action -- even round the days where he desires to kill me and If only to kill him."Reilly offers also made growing the network's live-action comedies a greater priority this development season."Since I Have Have came back to Fox, the network has kind of lost its pulse round the comedy side," he told "THR." "It's debatable simply how much brand association you've getting a network, but previously, there is greater brand link with Fox: 'Oh, this can be a Fox unscripted show,' or, 'that's a Fox drama.' Fox comedy happen to be apparent sooner or later, from 'Married ... With Children' to 'The Bernie Mac Show' to 'Malcolm within the center.A [Comedy is] something you need to see really round the schedule next season.InchAdler, whose credits include "Chuck" and "No Regular Family," was one of the six new scribes introduced in to the "Glee" writers' room in June since the series looked for to relieve the burden on Murphy and co-creator Kaira Falchuk simply because they launched FX's "American Horror Story."She's a history in comedy, being a producer on "Family Guy" additionally to some supervisory producer on "Just Shoot Me!" additionally to "Still Standing."The project has come about as Murphy and "Glee" co-creator Kaira Falchuk's second series round the air, "American Horror Story," first demonstrated since the No. 1-ranked program on fundamental cable throughout its Wednesday premiere on Foreign exchange.The project would mark Murphy's entry into the half-hour format his credits have dramedy "Popular" as well as the Foreign exchange drama "Puppy puppy nip/Tuck."Murphy is repped by CAA Adler is to apply WME. The Hollywood Reporter