Deadline: "Eric and Kim Tannenbaums are fashionably late to the marketplace in their first development cycle at their new home, CBS TV Studios. But their last-minute comedy sale to CBS is a big one: an untitled half-hour starring Rob Schneider in his first TV series gig in 13 years. The untitled project, to be written by Lew Morton (Saturday Night Live, Big Lake) and Schneider, is based on Schneider's life and centers on a solitary guy who marries into a huge Mexican-American family. Morton, Eric and Kim Tannenbaum are executive producing, with Schneider and his brother John Schneider prodcuing through their From Out of Nowhere Prods. CBS TV Studios and the Tannenbaum Co. are producing the comedy, which has received a script order."
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Wonder if this means the downhill struggle in his career is starting? He makes great movies and he is a great comedian, but we haven't seen him much lately and Adam Sandler kinda went more friendlier, thus leaving their pairing to be a bit weaker.
That and when actors go TV, that usuelly means movies stopped treating them well.