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

"Glee" co-creator Ryan Murphy might be adding half-hour comedy to his rsum.Murphy and new "Glee" co-executive producer Allison Adler are pitching one half-hour comedy project, "The Hollywood Reporter" has learned solely. Though particulars are now being tightly guarded, the happy couple will start shopping it to any or all the systems Friday.Fox might be a likely home for that project, thinking about Murphy's associations using the network and the first-look cope with its brother or sister studio twentieth century Fox Television.The project would fit Fox Entertainment leader Kevin Reilly's need to remain in business with Murphy. He told "THR" in September he "works with Ryan and the team for that relaxation of my career and gladly get it done -- even around the days where he really wants to kill me and I wish to kill him."Reilly also offers also made growing the network's live-action comedies a higher priority this development season."Since I Have returned to Fox, the network has type of lost its pulse around the comedy side," he told "THR." "It's debatable just how much brand association you've having a network, but in the past, there's been greater brand connection to Fox: 'Oh, this is a Fox unscripted show,' or, 'that's a Fox drama.' Fox comedy have been obvious at some point, from 'Married ... With Children' to 'The Bernie Mac Show' to 'Malcolm in the centre.A [Comedy is] something you want to see much more of around the schedule the coming year.InchAdler, whose credits include "Chuck" and "No Regular Family," was among the six new scribes introduced into the "Glee" writers' room in June because the series searched for to alleviate the burden on Murphy and co-creator Kaira Falchuk because they released FX's "American Horror Story."She's a brief history in comedy, becoming a producer on "Family Guy" in addition to a supervisory producer on "Just Shoot Me!" in addition to "Still Standing."The project may come as Murphy and "Glee" co-creator Kaira Falchuk's second series around the air, "American Horror Story," first showed because the No. 1-rated program on fundamental cable throughout its Wednesday premiere on Forex.The project would mark Murphy's entry in to the half-hour format his credits likewise incorporate dramedy "Popular" and also the Forex drama "Puppy nip/Tuck."Murphy is repped by CAA Adler is by using WME. The Hollywood Reporter