UP ALL NIGHT Gets Extra Episodes, Changes Filming Style

There’s some good news and weird news for UP ALL NIGHT fans: NBC has confirmed they’ve ordered three extra episodes of the show, bringing their season 2 total to 16 installments. But on the flip side, they’ve also confirmed the series will morph into a multi-camera show when it comes back from a planned winter hiatus.

For viewers, the most obvious change may be the addition of a live studio audience. For the series itself, they’ll need to transform their current sets to something that can fit to that format. (And, presumably, there will be a shift in the writing as well to allow for a more sitcom friendly format.)

It’s a bit of a strange move, as the second season has also made a significant story shift from the comedy’s first year. But does this make you more likely to tune in?

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