Shaq to star in comedy based on his business empire
Shaquille O'Neal and TruTV have announced that they are working on a scripted comedy show starring the former Lakers big man.
The show, which is currently titled Shaq Inq., is a workplace comedy based on O'Neal's ever widening business empire, and will be TruTV's first scripted series, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The show will be the NBA analyst's second on the reality programming-based network, following Upload with Shaquille O'Neal, which features Shaq and co-hosts riffing on viral videos as well as filming their own hidden camera pranks.
Shaq has a large filmography, starring in Kazaam, and making cameo appearances in several recent Adam Sandler films.
- Brendan Maloy
