Dane cook

• Dane Cook is heading to series television. The stand-up comic-turned-feature actor has been tapped to star in NBCs comedy pilot Next Caller Please, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
(Hollywood Reporter)
• Dane Cook is heading to series television.
(Huffington Post)
• Dane Cook is set to star in the NBC's single-cameracomedy pilot Next Caller Please.
(Deadline.com)
• Charlie Sheen to Get $25M Settlement With Warner Bros.
(Reuters)
• Stand-up comedy in the late 1980s was a hell of a thing. The bubble expanded so rapidly that it seemed like any dope, no matter how hackish their act was, could wind up on television.
(Nashville Scene)
• Joan Rivers stopped by Bravos Watch What Happens Live Thursday night to talk red carpet fashion, Whitney Houston, and Betty White -- but things heated up when Jay Leno was mentioned.
(Huffington Post)
• Heres how Allen died, from the LA Weeklys original report on his death: Allen was standing on the roof of a 6,000-square-foot mansion in Dane Cooks Sunset Plaza neighborhood when, according to L.A.
(Los Angeles Weekly)
• The Myth of the American Sleepover: Several teenagers enjoy their last night of summer. Answers to Nothing: Dane Cook stars in this drama about the search for a missing girl. Insight: An ER nurse begins to experience memories that arent hers.
(Inside Bay Area)
• It's an intriguing and haunting film that comes recommended for fans of good solid acting. Dane Cook's story is the central one, where he plays a therapist cheating on his wife (Elizabeth Mitchell) while she is trying to get pregnant.
(EDGE Boston)
• He was nominated as an Emerging Comic in the New York Underground Comedy Festival and has also opened for such names as Dane Cook, Damon Wayans, Sarah Silverman, Ron White, Bill Burr, Greg Giraldo, Daniel Tosh to name a few.
(Examiner)