Ryan Seacrest has never been one to sit idle, so it makes sense that he just signed on for yet another project: He's executive producing Squad Goals, a super-original sitcom about 20-somethings who just won't act their age.
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Nina Wass of Ryan Seacrest Productions joins Seacrest as an EP, along with writers Lindsey Rosin and Aaron Karo. The comedy is based on the writers' own experience as 20-somethings at a crossroads, a revolutionary subject for a television program.
The title itself also has a familiar inspiration: the infinitely growing entourage of one Taylor Swift.
Rosin and Karo have impressive resumes that include, between them, a young adult novel, a Comedy Central special, and a musical adaptation of Cruel Intentions.
They might want to be wary, though: Their newly-announced show sounds an awful lot like previous Hollywood attempts to capitalize on social media and memes, such as 2014's Selfie and 2011's $#*! My Dad Says. Both drew largely negative reviews and were canceled after a single season apiece.
