Bottoms Star Rachel Sennott has her comedy pilot picked up to series by HBO, which already has a talented cast and crew attached.

“Rachel is as hilarious as she is charming,” said Amy Gravitt, EVP HBO and Max Comedy Programming. “With Lorene and Emma, she has captured the comedy and the beauty that happens when friendships collide with our best laid plans. We’re thrilled to be continuing our collaboration with this talented team and this exquisite cast.”

HBO has formally ordered “The Chair Company,” the comedy series starring and co-created by Tim Robinson. The project was originally announced with a pilot order back in April. Robinson co-created the series with Zach Kanin, with both also serving as executive producers.

Tim Robinson, who hails from Clarkston, is a three-time Emmy winner who'll star in, write and executive produce the project with Zach Kanin.

HBO has picked up to series The Chair Company, its half-hour comedy pilot starring Tim Robinson who co-wrote it with his writing partner Zach Kanin.

Rachel Sennott ‘s untitled comedy has been picked up to series at HBO, Variety has learned.

The 'I Think You Should Leave' star will play the lead role and co-write 'The Chair Company' with frequent collaborator Zach Kanin.

HBO has announced a series order for a comedy series starring, written and executive produced by comedian and actress Rachel Sennott ( Shiva Baby, Bottoms ). The logline: A codependent friend group reunites, navigating how the time apart, ambition, and new relationships have changed them.

HBO has granted a series order to "The Chair Company," which Tim Robinson will star in, write and executive produce

HBO has ordered comedy series starring, written and executive produced by Rachel Sennott. After breaking out as the star of the critically acclaimed “Shiva Baby,” Sennott also garnered rave reviews for the summer smash hit “Bottoms,

Tim Robinson doesn't think he should leave TV anytime soon. The "I Think You Should Leave" star is confirmed to lead upcoming HBO comedy series "The Chair Company," with Adam McKay and Zach Kanin executive producing.