Rachel Bloom Sets ‘Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’ Reunion As Pete Gardner Joins ABC Comedy Pilot ‘Do You Want Kids?’, Replacing Daniel Stern

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Rachel Bloom Sets ‘Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’ Reunion As Pete Gardner Joins ABC Comedy Pilot ‘Do You Want Kids?’, Replacing Daniel Stern

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Pete Gardner, known for his role on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, has joined the cast of ABC’s comedy pilot Do You Want Kids? as a series regular. This marks a reunion with Rachel Bloom, who co-created, executive produces, and stars in the new project alongside writer-producer Dan Gregor.

Gardner steps into the role of Freddy, the gruff patriarch of the Vasilescu family, replacing Daniel Stern. Stern exited the project shortly after being charged with a misdemeanor.

Do You Want Kids? is a single-camera comedy from 20th Television that explores the lives of married couple Rosie (Bloom) and Alex Vasilescu (Rory Scovel). The story unfolds in two parallel universes: one where they have a child and one where they do not, highlighting how this major decision shapes their lives.

The pilot is directed by Trent O’Donnell and co-written by Bloom and Gregor, who are married. Executive producers also include Steven Levitan and Danielle Stokdyk of Levitan Productions, along with Jeff Morton.

Gardner previously played Rebecca’s boss on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, appeared in the final season of Never Have I Ever on Netflix, and recently had a supporting role in the film adaptation of Harold and the Purple Crayon. He is represented by Ellis Talent Group and Seven Summits Pictures & Management.

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