Colin Jost and Danny Chun launch brand-backed comedy series '6 Bed 1 Bath'
Colin Jost and Danny Chun have made a sitcom, "6 Bed 1 Bath", financed by Revue outside the studio system. It will stream free on ad-supported platforms.
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The story, neutrally told
Mixed · 2Colin Jost and Danny Chun are launching a new original comedy series, "6 Bed 1 Bath", produced outside the Hollywood studio system. VarietyLC “are launching a new, original comedy series produced outside the Hollywood studio system” Read at Variety ↗ DeadlineN “Colin Jost and Danny Chun are launching a new comedy series they created in a unique way.” Read at Deadline ↗ Mixed · 2The sitcom follows five roommates in their 20s who share an apartment with a man who has lived there since 1982 and built a new bedroom each time his rent increased. VarietyLC “share an apartment with a man who has lived there since 1982 and continued to build new bedrooms every time his rent increased” Read at Variety ↗ DeadlineN “kept building new bedrooms every time his rent increased” Read at Deadline ↗ Mixed · 2The series recently wrapped production in New York City and will premiere on free, ad-supported video-on-demand platforms; Variety names Tubi, Pluto TV and the Roku Channel. VarietyLC “such as Tubi, Pluto TV and the Roku Channel” Read at Variety ↗ DeadlineN “The series recently wrapped production in New York City” Read at Deadline ↗
Centre · 1It was independently financed by Revue, which Deadline says provided upfront capital and production infrastructure under a brand-supported model meant to give creators more creative freedom. DeadlineN “The series was independently financed by Revue, which provided the upfront capital and production infrastructure” Read at Deadline ↗ Left · 1Variety adds that the brand partnerships were facilitated by Revue, CAA Entertainment Partnerships and production companies These Pictures and No Notes, and let Jost and Chun keep full creative control. VarietyLC “allowed Jost and Chun to retain full creative control of the series” Read at Variety ↗ Mixed · 2Jost said he and Chun "just wanted to make a show we thought was funny and somehow those are the hardest shows to get made", so they found a way to do it outside the normal studio system. VarietyLC “we found a new, innovative way to do it outside of the normal studio system” Read at Variety ↗ DeadlineN “somehow those are the hardest shows to get made” Read at Deadline ↗
Mixed · 2Jost and Chun first wrote together at the Harvard Lampoon. Variety notes Jost is a three-time Emmy winner who joined "Saturday Night Live" in 2005 and co-anchors "Weekend Update" with Michael Che, and that Chun wrote for "The Simpsons" and "The Office". VarietyLC “Three-time Emmy winner Jost joined “Saturday Night Live” in 2005 and currently serves as the co-anchor of “Weekend Update” with Michael Che.” Read at Variety ↗ DeadlineN “The series reunites Jost and Chun, who first wrote together at the Harvard Lampoon.” Read at Deadline ↗ Mixed · 2The executive producers are Jost, Scarlett Johansson, Chun, Andrew Singer, Jeff Grosvenor, Jonathan Lia, Ryan Case, Molly McMillen and Jon Liebman. VarietyLC “executive produced by Jost, Scarlett Johansson, Chun, Andrew Singer, Jeff Grosvenor, Jonathan Lia, Ryan Case, Molly McMillen and Jon Liebman” Read at Variety ↗ DeadlineN “Executive producers include Colin Jost, Scarlett Johansson, Danny Chun, Andrew Singer, Jeff Grosvenor, Jonathan Lia, Ryan Case, Molly McMillen and Jon Liebman.” Read at Deadline ↗
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Left1 outlet
- Framing
- Variety presents a trade-news announcement stressing the show was made outside the studio system, with detail on partners and creators' careers.
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- Brand partnerships, CAA and production companies, creative control, the creators' résumés, named platforms.
- Leaves out or plays down
- Does not describe the model as giving audiences the work for free in those terms.
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- “Produced Outside Studio System”
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““6 Bed 1 Bath” was not produced by a major studio or streamer.” — Variety
Centre1 outlet
- Framing
- Deadline presents a short announcement centred on the new brand-supported financing model for creators.
- Emphasis
- Revue's upfront capital, creative freedom, bringing work directly to audiences for free.
- Leaves out or plays down
- Does not name streaming platforms, the brand-partnership facilitators or the creators' career backgrounds.
- Charged language
- “unique way”
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“designed to give creators greater creative freedom and bring their work directly to audiences for free” — Deadline
Right0 outlets
No right outlet in our sources has covered this story yet.
What every side reports
- Jost and Chun created the sitcom 6 Bed 1 Bath, financed by Revue.
- It wrapped production in New York City and will stream on free, ad-supported platforms.
- Jost, Johansson, Chun and others are executive producers.
Colin Jost person
Says he and Chun wanted to make a funny show and found an innovative route outside the normal studio system.
“So we found a new, innovative way to do it outside of the normal studio system” — Deadline
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Colin Jost, Danny Chun Set New Comedy Series ‘6 Bed 1 Bath,’ Produced Outside Studio System
Neutral Detailed announcement stressing independence from studios, partners and creator backgrounds.

Centre1 article
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Colin Jost & Danny Chun To Launch New Comedy Series ‘6 Bed 1 Bath’
Neutral Short announcement stressing the brand-supported model and creator freedom.

Right0 articles
No coverage yet.
- 8 Oct 21:00 First VarietyLC Colin Jost, Danny Chun Set New Comedy Series ‘6 Bed 1 Bath,’ Produced Outside Studio System
- 8 Oct 21:00 First DeadlineN Colin Jost & Danny Chun To Launch New Comedy Series ‘6 Bed 1 Bath’
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