Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb “This is the fastest any television show has ever gone to air as far as I can tell,” EP David Caspe tells TheWrap of the basketball star’s series regular acting debut — as himself Creative partners Adam Pally and David Caspe didn’t anticipate that the “third in the Pally-Caspe trilogy” would star one of the greatest basketball players of all time a dedicated member of his own rec league basketball team an “enormous basketball fan and even bigger Stephen Curry fan,” could not believe that the four-time NBA champion wanted to work on a show with them “I would not be shocked if we just got a phone call Thursday morning when the show’s supposed to premiere Stephen decided not to do it,’” Caspe told TheWrap The idea for the duo’s mockumentary series “Mr. Throwback” came after an appearance on Ayesha Curry’s HBO Max game show Caspe and Pally appeared on separate episodes with their wives — “Happy Endings” and “Marry Me” alum Casey Wilson and Daniella Liben respectively — to play the “Newlywed Game.” After shooting Pally said that the three couples just hit it off (though Caspe asks that you don’t watch his episode “We’re joking around backstage and then the next day ‘If there’s any ideas you have we’d love to hear them,’” Pally recalled to TheWrap The producing partners immediately called up their “Happy Endings” writing companions to tap them for a pitch at Curry’s production company Unanimous Media the idea to make a mockumentary series about Curry’s middle school teammate scamming him to “save his own ass” was born After shooting delays from the writers’ and actors’ strikes last summer the Peacock series was on a time crunch to get made Between Curry’s regular NBA season and his appearance at the Paris 2024 Olympics the star on and off the court was hard to pin down the show and its script are extremely current with references to “Hawk Tuah Girl,” Gypsy Rose and “Saltburn.”    “It honestly wasn’t our intention to be that current we just had such an accelerated production schedule,” writer Daniel Libman told TheWrap “[It] was such a truncated period of time that I think the result is it seems almost ‘South Park-ian’ in how current it is.” This is the fastest any television show has ever gone to air it does not take notes from Christopher Guest’s canon or “The Office,” rather it is inspired by real life documentaries like “The Last Dance” and Netflix’s Fyre Festival doc The creators said they wanted the show to answer the question of who made this movie and why music and text slides that mirror that of a straight documentary as opposed to many of the other spoofs created The writing trio of Caspe and the Libman brothers said they were not sure if the show would be improvised or scripted ahead of shooting They knew that this was Curry’s first foray into acting as a series regular so they wanted to give him enough material to work with but didn’t know if the athlete had enough time to memorize 60 pages of dialogue.  and he just knew every one of his lines and knew when to come in and was so funny doing it,” Caspe raved of the athlete ‘How is he going to take a note?’ And then we almost just forgot that he wasn’t an actor,” Matthew Libman added Working with Pally and “SNL” star Ego Nwodim the basketball star was bound to break a couple of times The creators revealed they even left some of his giggles in the final cut “There’s some shots where he’s laughing really hard or where the three of them were laughing because they were just having such a good time together,” Caspe said Nwodim agreed that the chemistry between the three of them felt like a real friend group she could not have been more excited to work on a project where everyone got to shine and be funny in their own way and so I think that’s a testament to how much I enjoyed myself that even after I was given permission to go home ‘I’m staying,’” Nwodim told TheWrap Throwback” worked on ABC’s “Happy Endings,” and they said they would love to keep working together on a reboot of that project … if someone can find the money for it but they’re always sort of talking about it,” Caspe confirmed And I actually had a drink with Jonathan Groff fans of the show can watch the team back in action in “Mr Throwback.” Pally stars as a down-on-his-luck memorabilia vendor and once-middle school teammate of Stephen Curry Executive producer and lifelong basketball fan said that if nothing else he’s just happy he got to work so closely with the NBA star EP and lifelong basketball fan Caspe gushed of Curry That’s all I ever wanted from any of this.” Throwback” are available to stream on Peacock Frances "Frankie" Rose is the first daughter of Casey Wilson and husband David Caspe who have been married since 2014 and share sons Max Red Adidas All Saints Balenciaga Brunello Cucinelli Canada Goose COACH COS Dior Fendi Giorgio Armani Givenchy Harry Rosen Hermes Hugo Boss Louis Vuitton Montblanc Paco Rabanne Prada Saint Laurent Salvatore Ferragamo 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Glamour: Let's jump right into it: What lessons have you learned about creating your own brand and being in charge of your career I am more confident with what I know or think is funny It also comes from having a partner in comedy I've learned to bring them into the process when I feel confident You're the only one that can really know what's right for your career You're on a wing and a prayer through most of it Glamour: And how do you do that when you're meeting with TV executives who can make or break a project you're then in each other's world If you have a sense of your place in the world that's the best preparation for anything It's not all doom and gloom for Casey Wilson and Ken Marino: Their new sitcom is one of the brightest spots in the fall 2014 lineup with having a great eye for comedy as well One of my favorite quirks about her is that she keeps getting her nails done because she thinks an engagement is coming Casey: My husband wrote the show and that was based on our own relationship because I kept getting my nails done over and over thinking a proposal was coming you get more angry because it's sad to get your nails done and not get proposed to threatened to drive my car through our house a couple weeks ago Casey: I've had those relationships where you're yelling at one another and you do sort of contaminate the relationship because there is no respect "You may have been screaming and yelling with all your drama boyfriends but you can't speak to me like that." That's such a lesson At the beginning of our relationship I used to fly off the handle more I was going through this box of letters he kept of mine "I'm so sorry about last night..." [Laughs] And then I did start meditating and those letters have gotten much less Glamour: Ken Marino plays your fiance in Marry Me Casey: I slept with Ken because I wanted to make sure the chemistry was there and David was in love with Ken from the first moment Glamour: Our writer Megan Angelo pointed out that in this year's new pilots there's a lot of relationships where the guy is a lot older than the girl Casey: We're going to play him a little younger otherwise you have to deal with all these other issues like 'Are they going to have kids?" Ken looks younger than he is but it was because he was the right guy for the part your character tries to play it cool about a potential proposal Casey: I'm always the person that tries to play it cool "I'm going to let him plan something." But somehow I ended up renting out a theater on Wilshire Boulevard to screen Annie Hall [Laughs] So I can't speak to playing it cool I don't want to say I was more into David than he was into me but we had been working together for about a year before we started dating especially because we want to make things happen Casey: I ultimately started dating other people I actually had to go to that darker place of "I don't think this is going to happen." I started dating other people just to get out there "You know she's going to date other people," so then he was like let's give this a try." But it was such a different thing coming as his idea in a way I think that's true of work stuff also and that was awkward because I was happy for him It's going to be a nice house for you.. and our children one day." He did eventually ask me to move in but I said I didn't want to move in until we were engaged and then six years could go by and we'd be living together and the night that he slept over there for the first time and self-applied makeup because he's a horrible actor [and I knew something was coming] He proposed to me that first night in the new house and his parents walked up the driveway and everyone came over and caterers came in and set up a full meal and champagne and it was just a beautiful dinner together in the house Glamour: Did your costars on Happy Endings pick up on what was going on Casey: They did, but they were all really sweet about it. Adam Pally did a speech at our wedding that was really funny He said very sarcastically to all the guests we all thought this would be a great idea!" But everybody was really nice and cool about it Wilson and Adam Pally remain best friends even post-Happy Endings Glamour: For those of us in our thirties who haven't found the right guy yet Casey: Ask your girlfriends or just people you meet to set you up but just put it out there and tell people you're interested I've had a marriage and a divorce with the same two but I can get you guys together and then you're on your own here's another piece of advice: Don't get down on your luck because you haven't met the right guy yet and it's important you keep that going there's a greater chance it won't Glamour: What's funny is that you told yourself you didn't think things would work out with you and David in the beginning but there's a difference between releasing something in your head and saying but I'm open to other things," versus "This is never going to happen." I think it's really hard not to get dark because everyone wants to meet someone Glamour: We have to talk about the fact that you told John Stamos how you lost your virginity on the Yahoo You essentially talked to Uncle Jesse about your sex life I haven't been able to bring myself to watch it though because it was just such a crazy day He was so invested in what I was telling him Glamour: You admitted to him that you had to go to therapy because of how emotional your breakup with your boyfriend was Casey: The first thing I'll do is show her Losing It With John Stamos [Laughs] I don't know how my parents handled such an emotional human being My goal is to just process things with more stability so hopefully I can just listen and provide some sort of voice Things seem so big when you're younger and I hope my daughter doesn't get so caught up in those moments Glamour: Let's talk health and fitness What's your best advice for maintaining a healthy lifestyle I like being in a class because I know I'm not going to just stop Otherwise I would read a Glamour magazine and walk very slowly on the treadmill how do you deal with the constant pressure to always look your best It has kind of hurt me in the business a little bit you give yourself more protection by being thinner—like you're more exposed to just look normal I was laughing when my wedding was coming up "I should really look my best for the wedding." I cared more about that but there's only so far I'm willing to go Glamour: I just want our readers to know how gorgeous you are Glamour: You had nine bridesmaids at your wedding How do you nurture those friendships with a super-busy life Casey: I've worked so hard on these friendships and it's literally the thing I take the most pride in and she wanted to wear a crown so she could stand out "We had to get here together." She talked about us as a we and was like "That's why I'm wearing this crown—because we've gotten here together." I feel the same about all my girlfriends Glamour: What do your friends love most about you My mom always taught me to leave a card in someone's suitcase or whatnot Just to prove how bad (or good!) her handwriting is I made Casey sign an autograph (yearbook-style) for us *This is my handwriting on its best behavior!!" what are the makeup and hair products you can't live without Casey: Meditation in the morning and a drink at night! That's a Glamour Do and Don't right there. [Laughs] __What's your favorite piece of advice from Casey? Also, who would you like me to interview next for Girl Talk With...? Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Sign In Register A teenage girl and her mother come into North Shore Family Services to get a free grad dress A high school student escapes abuse at home one of four beds at the Youth Safe House is free 36 tenants will be evicted from their temporary homes as of July 31 These true stories were told in District of North Vancouver chambers on May 27 as council unanimously passed a motion to seek opportunities to build more transitional housing district staff have been directed to report back to council with solutions for North Vancouver residents who are homeless or precariously housed Staff will also look into housing types that can be built within six to twelve months pallet homes and other prefabricated concepts used elsewhere in the province several housing advocates spoke in support of the motion Also there to get behind the initiative was 18-year-old Zach Caspe the student who had found refuge at the North Shore Youth Safe House two years ago after leaving an abusive household I had to face the decision between living under a stable roof or being safe,” he said I think it’s unfair that we have to choose between safety and security or stable housing.” Caspe credits his current good fortune to getting one of four beds at the safe house Caspe said the need for more transitional housing is crucial During his seven-month stay at the North Shore safe house “Transitional housing is a safe space for youth to stay in while their situation is figured out,” Caspe said Caspe was put in touch with a social worker who helped him develop a plan to move forward you don’t have to worry about your safety or where to find food,” Caspe said “That’s why transitional housing Catherine Pope said the goal is to build housing fast to keep people off the street until the district finishes building permanent supportive housing “We are facing a potential tsunami of unhoused and homeless people on the North Shore It is the inevitable impact of the housing affordability crisis,” she said “Frontline outreach workers are already seeing it because the shelter is consistently full “We have a moral imperative to act fast to help our most vulnerable residents many of whom will be forced to live on the street,” Pope said she pointed to 55 modular homes built by the Squamish Nation on Capilano Road and 60 tiny prefab homes constructed in Kelowna Jordan Back said he had visited the Squamish Nation modular housing and advocated for creative solutions while more permanent options are still years away from being built “We need to be able to help people now,” he said Mayor Mike Little said that he’s been very supportive of projects that house adults and youth facing homelessness but that the provincial government has offered less support on the North Shore compared to other municipalities “The province is going around and buying land and buying buildings in other municipalities in Vancouver they expect us to buy the land and contribute the land,” he said “I find that very unfair,” Little said “If the province is committed to producing shelter spaces … in our community they’re going to have to make the same kind of commitment.” Lisa Muri said she shares the mayor’s frustrations when it comes to the district picking up more costs associated with building supportive and transitional housing there are some brownfield opportunities to look at “We do have the fire hall that’s going to be vacant,” Muri said “I’m wondering if there can’t be some modular put in there.” “We’ve also got property down on Mountain Highway we’ve got some houses there,” she said Buy a house that has five bedrooms and put a mother and a daughter who’s living in their car and was another mother and daughter fleeing violence and there’s the solution to your problem.” A date has not yet been set for the matter to come back to council IMUS Braderhood rode the hot hands of Jhon Jerrick Caspe in the fourth quarter to stun the Mindoro Tamaraws, 83-75, on Monday in the MPBL 2025 Season at the Robert Estrella Sr Caspe, a former Mindoro homegrown, poured 15 of his game-high 19 points in that span to outscore the entire Tamaraws team by one and lift Imus to victory after trailing throughout the first three quarters and by as far as 38-52 5 assists and 3 assists to earn Best Player honors over teammates Mark Anthony Doligon while Jayvee Dela Cruz chipped in 9 points after a triple by Belencion and 7 straight points by Caspe The Tamaraws tied the count at 71-all following a trey by Joseph Sedurifa but Caspe sparked a 7-point run to give Imus back the lead Mindoro got 14 points each from Ken Bono and Wendelino Comboy and 9 from Jun Manzo and Bambam Gamalinda the Tamaraws erected a 41-32 halftime lead despite the 11-point effort of Doligon The MPBL visits the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig on Tuesday with games pitting Manila Batang Quiapo against Marikina at 4 p.m Bulacan against Quezon TODA Aksyon at 6 p.m. and Rizal Xentromall against Basilan 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By continued use, you agree to our privacy policy and accept our use of such cookies. Find out more here CASEY Wilson and David Caspe have had successful careers in the entertainment industry Now, fans want to know more about their relationship and family David Caspe was born in Chicago, Illinois The 45-year-old film and television writer and producer is well-known for creating multiple sitcoms such as ABC's Happy Endings and NBC's Keenan and Marry Me He is also known for creating the Showtime comedy series Black Monday Per his IMDb profile Caspe additionally produced the shows Champaign ILL Caspe is married to 43-year-old actress Casey Wilson, who also works as a comedian, screenwriter, director, and podcaster According to the publication, when asked about what had first attracted her to him, Wilson said: "I had never met such an attractive writer. We hit it off right away." the pair "began a better-late-than-never friendship" and "quickly developed feelings for the other." However, they did not start dating until July 2011 Wilson said: "I liked him the whole time because he is the most kind "But David felt it was not a good idea to get involved with the actresses." I didn’t want to screw everything up." As the New York Times also reported, the couple wed on Sunday Wilson and Caspe have three kids together and a daughter named Frances "Frankie" Rose They welcomed their third child, Frankie Rose, via surrogacy in January 2023 In a January 26 Instagram post Wilson wrote: "This is the dawning of the Age Of Aquarius Our angel Frances 'Frankie' Rose Caspe is here Stacy whom we love and are immeasurably grateful for "Surrogacy is women supporting women in its highest form and it has been a profound experience "Frankie Rose is more than I could have ever imagined She completes the sacred circle of mother and daughter I have longed for With women ushering us in and onward." Casey Wilson is embarking on a new chapter of motherhood The Happy Endings star has welcomed her third child—a baby girl named Frances Rose—with husband David Caspe, she announced on the Jan. 26 episode of her Bitch Sesh: A Real Housewives Breakdown podcast "We now have a baby girl via surrogate," Casey shared Casey's new daughter is named after her "best friend of all time," though she and David but we're calling her Frankie," Casey explained Little Frankie, whose full moniker also contains a nod to Casey's own middle name, joins big brothers Max Red, 7, and Henry Bear Looking back at how she wanted a daughter "so badly," Casey credited her "beyond lovely" surrogate for helping her expand her family. "It's been the most profound experience of my life, going through surrogacy," the Saturday Night Live alum raved "I can't overstate enough how incredible this woman and friend has been." Surrogates are angels walking among us." Having struggled with postpartum depression following the births of her two older children Casey shared that surrogacy became a "very strong choice to make" when it came time for baby No "I'm not ashamed," she said of her decision "There was one other medical reason I won't get into but...there it is guys—and I couldn't be happier with the choice." On Instagram, Casey shared photos of her new baby girl. "Frankie Rose is more than I could have ever imagined," she captioned a Jan. 26 post "She completes the sacred circle of mother and daughter I have longed for I'm on the other side this time- wishing Grandma Kathy could see her and hoping (knowing) she can The Hotwives of Orlando actress tied the knot with David in 2018 eight years after first meeting while working on Happy Endings together 2020Save this storySaveSave this storySaveWhen Casey Wilson and her husband she knew exactly what her dream house was: The problem was that she didn’t know if it actually existed in Los Angeles but I’ve always loved the movie Father of the Bride and I had this idea in my head of the white house with the dark trim,” the Black Monday actress says was filled with a preponderance of Mediterranean and modern homes and not many in that traditional East Coast vein had been keeping a close eye on the real estate market in the area and alerted the couple as soon as a listing for a private almost farmhouse-like home became available Although they lost out with their first bid the approximately 4,000-square-foot house hit the market again a few months later But as picture-perfect as its exterior was they knew a major renovation of the 1938 home was in order Its current state was dark and claustrophobic: exactly what Wilson To realize her and Caspe’s vision for a welcoming home that was perfect for entertaining—“Our favorite thing in life is sharing a meal or drink with friends,” she says—they enlisted not only Levine to work on the interior architecture but also firm Nickey Kehoe to create the interior design who normally focuses on interior design himself but working with Nickey proved the men were perfect foils we didn’t want to step on each other’s toes,” Levine says It’s really fun watching someone else with talent take what you’ve done and add their layer on to it.” Although the renovation was an arduous year-and-a-half-long process—“We did something in every room,” Wilson says—she is delighted with the results fun house that has a lot of color and brightness,” says Wilson “It ended up being truly so far and beyond the house of our dreams.” Levine’s goal was to open up each floor’s layout: On the first floor which is where the family does their entertaining he added in a proper foyer by expanding out into the house’s substantial front veranda “it looked like it was always there,” Levine says he blew out the ceilings in the bedrooms to cathedral-like proportions and added in larger windows to take advantage of the property’s lush green landscape which was the former owner’s secondary closet is now a sleek dark bar space with room for up to 100 people “We’ve done Thanksgiving and Christmas parties there; everybody’s loving it,” Wilson says Get a year of unlimited access for $25 $20 per month For the interior design Wilson relayed to Nickey that she loved pattern and color “We wanted the whole house to feel warm when you came in,” she says “Like it was a hug and welcoming to everyone.” Caspe found he did have to be the voice of reason when it came to some of Wilson’s design wishes we would just strap two mattresses to you and you would just lie down wherever you were,” she laughs we have to have a chair; it can’t also be a couch and a bed.’ ” Nickey toed the line by imbuing the home with bright color “We wanted to create a space they are super-comfortable in and that feels casual enough in the less formal areas of the house but then formal enough that entertaining still feels like it’s an elevated experience,” says Nickey Wilson and Caspe have welcomed their first child 2014Casey Wilson and husband David Caspe appear in a photo from their wedding in Ojai 2014.http://instagram.com/caseyrosewilsonLOS ANGELES (KABC) -- "Happy Endings" star Casey Wilson married show creator David Caspe in Ojai on Sunday The 33-year-old actress and 35-year-old television writer exchanged their vows in a traditional Jewish wedding service at the Ojai Valley Inn "David and I couldn't have been more excited to celebrate our special day with all of our closest friends and family," Wilson told Us Weekly her former "Happy Endings" co-stars Elisha Cuthbert along with comedienne Whitney Cummings and fellow "Saturday Night Live" alum Abby Elliot Cummings posted photos of the happy bride and groom walking together back up the aisle after saying their "I do's" on Twitter and Instagram "Baby girl @caseyrosewilson is off tinder folks," the "2 Broke Girls" creator joked on Twitter Wilson posted a wedding photo on her Instagram account Monday with the simple caption The actress wore a lace Monique Lhuillier gown with sheer embroidered long sleeves and Jimmy Choo shoes Wilson and Caspe began dating in 2011 while working on the ABC sitcom, and got engaged in September 2013. "Happy Endings" ended in May 2013 after three seasons. But Wilson and Caspe have teamed up again professionally. They're collaborating on a new NBC comedy called "Marry Me," loosely based on their relationship, which is set to premiere this fall. The Happy Endings star married the show's creator David Caspe on Sunday Sheila Baylis is the former editor for PEOPLE's health vertical. She left the brand in 2023. The stars of the ABC cult comedy will do a table read at EW PopFest Ask about the story of Noah, and most think of the flood, an ark and animals walking two-by-two. Artist Lynda Caspe recalls Noah’s drunkenness and castration. “Greed,” said Caspe from her Tribeca loft. “He didn’t want any less than a third of the Earth.” “I knew you don’t make money in art,” she said. “[Teaching was] how I supported myself.” Though much of the sculpture in her upcoming show is biblical in nature, one of her recent pieces is a self-portrait of sorts. Titled “Autobiography,” the two-foot bronze relief hangs in her studio and incorporates people from Caspe’s life. An abstract image of her father, who was a biochemist for Philip Morris, sits on the subject’s nose. A horse she rode as a child trots on her cheek. Paintings hanging on the whitewashed brick walls of the light-drenched, 3,200 square foot loft and studio space are Caspe’s own colorful landscapes done at her country home in Meredith, New York. “Except for the Picasso over there,” she said. She bought the black lithograph print in Paris for $25 as a gift for her father, she said. The apartment décor is eclectic —a red velvet couch and emerald velvet armchair, with slight tears in the fabric, look as if they were salvaged from an antique store. And her bedroom door is still plastered with magazine cutouts of ‘90s football stars from when her son Daniel, now 35, inhabited the quarters. Caspe purchased her apartment in 1974 with a $7,000 grant from the New York State Council on the Arts. She knows she was smart, and a bit lucky, to buy when she did. Caspe has seen friends and fellow artists move out of the neighborhood over the years because of rising rents and landlord pressure. Caspe’s interest in biblical stories began in 2007, when she curated a show for the gallery at Tribeca Synagogue. The stories appeal to her because of their commentary on human nature, and, depending on the viewer’s perspective, her interpretations reveal either a cynical or frank view of humanity. “I don’t think people have changed at all,” she said. “We’re just like we were in the cave.” WILSON: When it comes to living styles, I'm very messy, and he's—well, it's not every day a man makes you take off your shoes and refuses to serve dark liquors at a party. CASPE: I think everyone's fine with white wine and vodka. We don't need red wine on the white carpet. WILSON: When David wanted someone to come help clean the house, I was concerned about the expense, but my friend shook me and said, "Casey, if you want to keep your marriage together, this will be your issue." It's important to David, so it was worth giving in. WILSON:__ My dad always said that 90 percent of marital problems could be solved by getting your blood sugar up, and he's right! So I would say pick a partner who's forgiving when you have low blood sugar and threaten to drive your car through your shared home. WILSON:__ David and I are incredibly different people. If we're in a couple's massage, I'll talk the entire time to the masseuse; meanwhile, he'd rather be alone in a steel chamber for life. [Laughs.] CASPE: If it weren't for Casey, I'd stay in, watch TV, and order a cheeseburger. My life would be so boring. We center each other. __DON'T EXPECT HIM TO BE YOUR GIRLFRIEND TOO. WILSON:__ David's a doer—he wants to give advice or fix things. My girlfriends [let me] turn over every emotional detail for hours. I see them at least twice a week. CASPE: I've had to realize that if she shares a problem, I'm not supposed to fix it. __DO TALK ABOUT IF AND WHEN YOU'LL HAVE KIDS. (ALLOW WILSON AND CASPE TO DEMONSTRATE.) WILSON:__ Years ago everyone asked when we were having kids. Now they're asking when we're adopting grandkids. CASPE: My dad started saying, "You know, it's OK if she's pregnant at the wedding...." WILSON: I'd love to have kids. My mom always worked, and I certainly don't want to look back and think, Well, I don't have kids, but I'm glad I did that sitcom. CASPE: I'm ready too. At a certain point it feels like, What are we doing? WILSON: Sitting in the hot tub with Bud Lights? Eh, I've had plenty of "me" time. __DON'T GO CRAZY TRYING TO SPICE UP YOUR SEX LIFE. WILSON:__ We can't improve on perfection. [Laughs.] CASPE: Did the Mona Lisa change after she got married? WILSON: Did they ask Michelangelo to remake David? CASPE: No. It's a masterpiece. Leave it as is, married or single. [Laughs.] CASPE:__ We're meeting with a financial planner to combine our money. It's an adjustment. For years it's been my money that I've worked for and spent, but now it's hers too. And hers is mine. I'm super proud of how hard Casey works. WILSON: Maybe this is a good time to tell you I bought two speedboats. [Laughs.] __DON'T TAKE YOUR FRIENDSHIP FOR GRANTED. CASPE:__ As a kid, you weirdly picture a girlfriend as separate than a friend. But being with Casey, I realized a wife is the ultimate friend, and you also get to make sweet, sweet love together. [Laughs.] Things you buy through our links may earn Vox Media a commission The last time Vulture spoke to Happy Endings creator David Caspe, he told us how he got into the TV business and whether a live episode of the show might ever happen He’s back now to answer our Emmy-timed Showrunner Survey Read on and you’ll discover his youthful love for a certain Showtime soft-porn drama as well as his current devotion to both The Wire and the Boss What’s the first TV show you remember being obsessed with Which show would you like to do a crossover event with and why So that there would be a new episode of The Wire If you could bring back any killed-off TV character for just one more episode just trying to get one more episode of The Wire going Which writers room in all of TV history would you most like to have gotten to sit in on so I really wanna say they don’t matter anymore cause that would mean our ratings weren’t our fault I’d have to take a real look in the mirror that I don’t think I’m ready for Pick one character from your show: Which reality show would (s)he be most suited for I’ve always thought Jane could be a very cutthroat realtor which artist or group would you hire to compose the soundtrack for your show Which character do you wish you had created Silvio on The Sopranos so that I’d get to meet Steve Van Zandt And then maybe one night me and him would go meet Springsteen and the rest of the E Street Band for some beers and just What was the biggest creative misstep you ever saw made by a show you love   As someone who takes near constant creative missteps   If you could let your kids watch a single episode of your work I think we’d be one of those super cool families that don’t have a TV Finish this sentence: The hardest thing to pull off on a TV show is … Everything And staying thin (the room is full of really great snacks) Password must be at least 8 characters and contain: you’ll receive occasional updates and offers from New York Follow Shmuel Rosner on Twitter elections in the 39th World Zionist Congress nears conclusion—voting closes May 4—American Zionist Movement (AZM) Executive Director Herbert Block said there were few barriers of entry to voting in what Jewish leaders are describing as a consequential election We are here today because Jewish fathers and mothers wanted more than happiness from their children The bipartisan group includes Los Angeles representatives Brad Sherman (D-Sherman Oaks) and Ted Lieu (D-West LA) Speaking ill of someone once most likely leads to a second time “Marry Me” is also executive-produced by Seth Gordon and Jamie Tarses NBC has ordered a comedy pilot called “Marry Me” from “Happy Endings” creator David Caspe single camera comedy follows a longtime couple who gets engaged and quickly realizes it is harder than it looks Joining Caspe on the comedy from Sony Pictures Television are executive producers Seth Gordon (“The Goldbergs”) and former ABC Entertainment president Jamie Tarses (“Franklin & Bash,” “Men at Work”) Also read: Matt Lauer to Host NBC’s Primetime Golden Globes Special Aside from executive producing ABC’s “Happy Endings” for three seasons, Caspe wrote the Adam Sandler/Adam Samberg movie “That’s My Boy.” “Marry Me” will go into contention for series pick up at NBC with Kate Walsh-starrer “Bad Judge.” Also read: NBC Gives Series Order to ‘Office’ Alum Craig Robinson’s Comedy NBC has already ordered Mark and Robb Cullen’s “Mr. Robinson,” an untitled Tina Fey/Ellie Kemper comedy and Katie and Jane Ford’s “Working the Engels” to series Casey Wilson and David Caspe are now happily married the bride's brother who became a Universal Life minister for the event "David and I couldn't have been more excited to celebrate our special day with all of our closest friends and family," the Hotwives of Orlando actress told Us Weekly The couple got engaged over Labor Day weekend. "I knew it was happening, to be honest," Wilson said on Chelsea Lately last year but I arrived in full hair and makeup." VIDEO: Watch a sneak peek from the newlyweds' new show Marry Me The newlyweds began dating in 2011 while working on ABC's critically adored sitcom Happy Endings. Wilson and Caspe teamed up again for another half-hour comedy, Marry Me given that he exerts creative control over the show "I'm his boss...at the end of the day," Wilson joked to E We have a really great time and he's kind of more in the writers' room and I'm obviously with the actors." "It's really fun," the former Saturday Night Live star added and NBC are both part of the NBCUniversal family.) PHOTOS: Celebrity weddings Every Celeb at Met Gala 2025 - See All Red Carpet Photos & Full Guest List (Updating Live All Night) Rihanna Pregnant, Expecting Baby No. 3 With A$AP Rocky! Lily James & Dominic Cooper Look Elated to Run In to One Another, Share Some Sweet Exchanges Casey Wilson has shared some exciting news – she’s now a mom of three On Thursday (January 26), the 42-year-old Happy Endings alum announced that she and husband David Caspe have recently welcomed a baby girl via surrogate Casey and David – who are already parents to sons Max Red and 5-year-old Henry Bear – named their baby girl Frances “Frankie” Rose “Frankie Rose is more than I could have ever imagined She completes the sacred circle of mother and daughter I have longed for,” Casey continued “I’m on the other side this time- wishing Grandma Kathy could see her and hoping (knowing) she can With women ushering us in and onward.” Earlier this week, another star announced they welcomed a baby via surrogate A post shared by Casey Rose Wilson (@caseyrosewilson) Henry Bear Caspe is here! ?? A post shared by Casey Wilson (@caseyrosewilson) on Aug 26 Days after news hit that funny lady Casey Wilson and husband David Caspe had welcomed a second child, a son they named Henry Bear Caspe, the proud pair took to Instagram earlier today to post the first photo of the wee one the exciting news was announced on Thursday on Casey's podcast Co-host and comedienne Danielle Schneider shared with listeners "Our dear friend Casey Rose Wilson has given birth to a little baby boy while we were recording the podcast "The baby is a month early but perfectly fine." the former star of Marry Me revealed her second pregnancy on Bitch Sesh as well which is that I am pregnant again," she said on the show adding that was in her second trimester and "so excited" about her second one's arrival Casey's son joins big brother It's no secret that Casey wanted another child with her hubby since 2014 as the actress had previously said she and David wanted to expand their family "We both come from two-kid families and I can't imagine going through life without a sibling especially later in life," she told Fit Pregnancy in 2015 the 36-year-old had made her last major public appearance before giving birth appearing with Schneider at the 2017 Vulture Festival in New York She has also been keeping busy with her acting career In March, The Hollywood Reporter reported she will star with Busy Philipps in The Sackett Sisters Casey is also set to appear alongside of James Franco Seth Rogen and a slew of other familiar faces in Franco's comedy movie The Disaster Artist She's also appear in the independent film The Long Dumb Road in 2018