Keanu Reeves To Recur On New Action Comedy TV Sitcom

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Keanu Reeves' next big role will be on the small screen. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the John Wick star has signed on to recur on a new single-camera comedy show from Pop TV, the up-and-coming cable network behind Schitt's Creek.

Swedish Dicks, Private Investigators will star The Big Lebowski's Peter Stormare as an ex-stuntman who is stuck in the past. He teams up with an overly optimistic Swedish DJ played by Johan Glans to form a private detective firm that looks to solve some of the strangest and wildest cases in Los Angeles. The 10-episode first season will likely debut in the fall, with an already ordered second season set to begin production this summer. Reeves will recur as a character named Tex, who is a former stuntman friend of Stormare's character.

Pop has also added a number of other impressive series to its slate as. Arrested Development's Will Arnett executive produces Hot Date, which stars CollegeHumor's Emily Axford and Brian K. Murphy in a comedy based on their popular viral videos. Jessica Jones star Krysten Ritter will executive produce the genre drama The Demons of Dorian Gunn, which follows a disgraced New York socialite who abandons his past life when he finds out he is descended from a long line of demon hunters. Sarah Jessica Parker will executive produce It's a Date, a scripted comedy about the pursuit of love, while Private Practice star Kate Walsh will co-host the talk-travel show Get in My Van alongside her best friend Arden Myrin.

Other shows include Let's Get Physical, a scripted comedy based on the world of '80s aerobics; Kiss & Cry, a soapy drama set in the world of competitive figure skating; Peaches, a comedy about a child who was born a boy but raised as a girl after his parents lost a bet over a pie-eating contest; The New and Improved Pixie Wexler, a comedy following a former child star who now works as a copywriter at a Chicago ad agency; Two Princes, a fairytale that drops Prince Charming and Cinderella into modern day Venice Beach; and You Take My Point, a pop culture panel show hosted by Mary McCormack.

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