Jimmy Fallon sells three scripts to NBC

FallonJimmy Fallon is angling to increase his NBC footprint from late evening to primetime.Holiday Road, the shingle Fallon silently released in The month of january to create scripted and unscripted series, has offered three comedy scripts towards the Peacock. It is the first sales for that production company, which is to establish at Universal Television.The "Late Evening with Jimmy Fallon" host and among the show's authors, Amy Ozols, will executive produce the series, which are now being composed by scribes who either focus on the late-evening series or Fallon's previous NBC home, "Saturday Evening Live.""Fallon" author Jeremy Bronson is joining together on "Body fat Take advantage of," in regards to a former rap star who's balancing being famous and as being a good father."WorkInch author Charlie Grandy, who labored with Fallon when he was on "SNL," is behind "DILFs," which represents 30-something fathers battling without being developed enough to parent, but they're.InchFallon" author Gerard Bradford is behind "Ron," in regards to a loveable doofus who's one step father to some guy who is identical age as him.NBC were built with a similar arrangement with Conan O'Brien when he was still being area of the network's late-evening selection. O'Brien's shingle, Conaco, created several series that managed to get to NBC's air, including "Andy Barker, P.I."When O'Brien gone to live in The best spinner's this past year, Conaco signed a general cope with Warner Bros. Television. Contact Andrew Wallenstein at andrew.wallenstein@variety.com