GMMR TV Awards: Favorite Actor (Comedy) – Vote Now!

After nearly two weeks of Give Me My Remote readers nominating their television favorites from the past year, it’s time to vote for the 2018 GMMR TV Awards!

The categories have varying amount of nominees (any category that received just one nomination—no matter how many votes it got—is the automatic winner and won’t need to be voted in via poll), but you’ll have at least two options to choose between in each poll.

Next up? “Favorite Actor (Comedy).”

Take a look at your nominees and then vote for your choice below!

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NBC Sets Fall 2018 Premiere Dates

NBC has set its Fall 2018 premiere dates.

Premieres kick off the week of September 24th (with THE VOICE and new drama MANIFEST), while THE GOOD PLACE and LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT get supersized premieres.

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SUPERSTORE: Lauren Ash Reflects on Writing ‘Gender Reveal’

SUPERSTORE‘s excellent third season made major moves on-screen and off, as several cast members took on expanded roles beyond their characters: America Ferrera (Amy) helmed her second episode of the series; Ben Feldman (Jonah) made his directorial debut; and Lauren Ash (Dina) wrote her first installment of the NBC comedy, “Gender Reveal.”

Ash—whose Dina was at the center of the episode’s botched gender reveal—looks back at penning her first episode for SUPERSTORE, and how her own background as a writer/improv performer assisted the process.

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SUPERSTORE Finale: Justin Spitzer on the ‘Unexpected,’ ‘Shocking’ Move for Jonah and Amy

[Warning: This post contains major, major, major spoilers for the SUPERSTORE season 3 finale. Please do not read more unless you’ve watched “Town Hall.”]

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SUPERSTORE: Lauren Ash and Justin Spitzer Tease the Season 3 Finale

Attention, Cloud 9 shoppers (um, viewers): Thursday’s SUPERSTORE finale is nearly here, and major things are going down.

“A big town hall is happening,” SUPERSTORE creator Justin Spitzer previews of the episode titled, appropriately, “Town Hall.” “We finally meet the CEO [played by Brian Howe] who is coming to the store.”

While initially there is excitement (at least from Glenn and Dina) about their store hosting the important meeting, things quickly take a turn. “The group realizes that they can’t talk about everything—certain topics are off-limits, including Myrtle,” Spitzer teases. “They start to learn that Myrtle was fired [for questionable reasons]. So it’s our group using the opportunity to see if they can get her job back.”

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SUPERSTORE Season Finale: ‘Town Hall’ Photos

SUPERSTORE is ending its third year with a global event…albeit in a very SUPERSTORE-y way.

In the SUPERSTORE season finale, the St. Louis-based Cloud 9 hosts a company-wide Town Hall (streamed online for the other branches), which gives the employees the chance to ask questions to the CEO. But Jonah (Ben Feldman) and Amy (America Ferrera) realize something may be amiss, and do a bit of digging.

Check out some photos from “Town Hall.”

SUPERSTORE, Thursdays, 8/7c, NBC

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• SUPERSTORE Boss on Ben Feldman and Lauren Ash’s Turns Behind the Camera
• SUPERSTORE: Justin Spitzer Teases a Visit to ‘Target’
• GOOD GIRLS and SUPERSTORE Bosses on the Upcoming Quasi-Crossover
• SUPERSTORE: Justin Spitzer on the Amy-Jonah Kiss Fallout, Mateo’s Revealed Secret, and More

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SUPERSTORE: ‘Local Vendors Day’ Photos

SUPERSTORE’s Cloud 9 gets an influx of (temporary) new faces in Thursday’s episode. Local vendors attempt to sell their goods in the big-box store, and things get complicated when Glenn (Mark McKinney) steps in to help his wife, Jerusha (Kerri Kenney), sell her art.

Check out some photos from SUPERSTORE’s “Local Vendors Day”:

SUPERSTORE, Thursdays, 8/7c, NBC

RELATED:

• SUPERSTORE: Justin Spitzer Teases a Visit to ‘Target’
• GOOD GIRLS and SUPERSTORE Bosses on the Upcoming Quasi-Crossover
• SUPERSTORE: Justin Spitzer on the Amy-Jonah Kiss Fallout, Mateo’s Revealed Secret, and More

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SUPERSTORE: ‘District Manager’ Photos

SUPERSTORE’s Cloud 9 can’t catch a break.

In Thursday’s episode, “District Manager,” the big-box store employees get a visit from Laurie (Jennifer Irwin), the new district manager. Unfortunately, she decides the store needs to cut some employees.

Naturally, Amy (America Ferrera) and Jonah (Ben Feldman) set out to save their colleagues’ jobs. But will they be successful? SUPERSTORE creator Justin Spitzer did tease that someone would be getting fired…

Check out some photos from “District Manager.”

SUPERSTORE, Thursdays, 8/7c, NBC

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SUPERSTORE: Justin Spitzer Teases a Visit to ‘Target’

SUPERSTORE is going to a brave new world in Thursday’s episode: Target.

“We’re going to find out that somebody takes a job at Target,” SUPERSTORE creator Justin Spitzer teases. “That drives Glenn crazy. For him, it feels like a betrayal. There’s a conversation early on [about] how the person who works there, now [Target will]  know all our secrets. [He thinks] it would be like if someone on a football team went to an opposing football team.”

Outside of visiting a real-world location, the episode also marks an unexpected first for the series—product placement. “People on Twitter and various comments online think our show is all product placement; that we’re a sellout and will whore ourselves out for any product,” Spitzer says with a laugh. “I think we’ve never actually done it before. We’ve always been happy to, as long as it doesn’t feel like a commercial. We do have that ability with the show [due to the products in the background] but this is the one that finally worked out, which was a surprise for us. If you asked me what I thought the last company that would want to do product placement on our show was, it was Target.”

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GOOD GIRLS and SUPERSTORE Bosses on the Upcoming Quasi-Crossover

The worlds of NBC’s GOOD GIRLS and SUPERSTORE collide starting this week.

GOOD GIRLS’ Beth (Christina Hendricks), Ruby (Retta), and Annie (Mae Whitman)—who have found themselves taking drastic (criminal) steps to provide for their families—visit a Detroit-based Cloud 9 for a pivotal, ongoing, job in Monday’s episode of the drama. (Cloud 9 is the big-box chain store where the NBC comedy is set; the SUPERSTORE location is in St. Louis.)

Cloud 9 has appeared outside of SUPERSTORE in the past (it popped up on THE MINDY PROJECT), but this quasi-crossover has a special connection: SUPERSTORE creator Justin Spitzer and GOOD GIRLS creator Jenna Bans are married.

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SUPERSTORE: Justin Spitzer on the Amy-Jonah Kiss Fallout, Mateo’s Revealed Secret, and More

SUPERSTORE, one of the best comedies currently on television, threw grenades into multiple relationships in last week’s episode.

In “Safety Training,” Amy’s (America Ferrera) attempt to befriend Kelly (Kelly Stables)—AKA Jonah’s (Ben Feldman) new girlfriend—backfired when she took credit for Kelly improperly hanging signs and was forced into safety training. To get Amy out of it, Dina (Lauren Ash) planned on playing footage of Kelly’s work mistake…and instead played a mishmash of footage which included Amy and Jonah’s kiss during last season’s tornado.

Meanwhile, Mateo (Nico Santos) was injured by a falling sign, which helped out. After he kept turning down corporate’s offer for injury compensation, finally Jeff (Michael Bunin), his ex/the store’s distract manager, insisted on giving him money. But Mateo finally admitted he was undocumented and his inability to share that with Jeff was the real reason they broke up.

So where does the show go next? SUPERSTORE creator Justin Spitzer shared a few teases about what’s in store. Read more

SUPERSTORE: ‘Amnesty’ Photos

It’s a SUPERSTORE free-for-all this Thursday when Glenn (Mark McKinney) and Dina (Lauren Ash) offer amnesty to the Cloud 9 employees—and naturally, people take advantage of the intriguing offer.

Elsewhere, poor Jonah (Ben Feldman) and Amy (America Ferrera) may be hoping for amnesty of their own. After their tornado-inspired kiss (in the season 2 finale) was revealed via surveillance footage, their colleagues have a lot of questions about their relationship.

Check out some photos from “Amnesty” now!

SUPERSTORE, Thursdays, 8/7c, NBC

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SUPERSTORE: ‘Safety Training’ Photos

When Amy (America Ferrera) tries to befriend Kelly (Kelly Stables) in Thursday’s new episode of SUPERSTORE, things go hilariously wrong. Complicating matters? Amy just confessed to Dina (Lauren Ash) that she has a crush on Kelly’s boyfriend, Jonah (Ben Feldman).

In addition to one Cloud 9 employee getting injured—which also jeopardizes an important secret—Amy also finds herself back in safety training. And though it is a mid-season episode, it’s a particularly big installment for the delightful comedy; make sure to either watch it live or add a few minutes to your recording, because you won’t want to miss the end.

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SUPERSTORE on NBC – First Look

Ben Feldman is returning to NBC.

A TO Z, sadly, didn’t live beyond its initial 13-episode order, but Feldman is one of the stars of its upcoming comedies, SUPERSTORE. (The series also stars America Ferrera.)

Check out some photos from the pilot, the official description, and check back soon for a trailer for the series…

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NBC Orders Comedies CROWDED and SUPERSTORE to Series

NBC is adding to its comedy slate for 2015-2016, with the orders for CROWDED (starring Patrick Warburton and Carrie Preston) and SUPERSTORE (starring America Ferrara and Ben Feldman). (They join just-ordered PEOPLE ARE TALKING.)

Here’s what NBC has to say about its newest shows… Read more

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