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David Spade, Rachel Harris cast in ABC comedy 'Bad Management'

ABC comedy pilot 'Bad Management' cast David Spade as obnoxious heir to a luxury good department store.
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ABC cast David Spade as heir to a luxury department store in 2013 comedy pilot "Bad Management." (File/UPI/Jim Ruymen)
ABC cast David Spade as heir to a luxury department store in 2013 comedy pilot "Bad Management." (File/UPI/Jim Ruymen) 
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Published: Feb. 28, 2013 at 3:44 PM
By KRISTEN BUTLER, UPI.com

The single-camera sitcom will revolve around egotistical boss Eve at a luxury goods department store, played by co-writer and executive producer Sharon Horgan. Her methods are challenged when the owner's son shows up and makes trendy youth and sex the new company image.

Spade will play Tobias Eastmore Jr., the owner's brat son and heir apparent to Eastmore's. Tobias will come into the job with a reputation as a womanizer and failed entrepreneur.

Harris, whose recent TV credits include Fox's "New Girl," will portray Linda, Eve's best friend and coworker. She is full of bad decisions about work and men but stays weirdly optimistic.

Horgan will write the script with her "Dead Boss" colleague Holly Walsh and executive produce alongside Kapital Entertainment's Aaron Kaplan. Ben Taylor will direct the ABC Studios pilot, which will film in Los Angeles.

The "Bad Management" pilot is in second position to Spade's "Rules of Engagement," filling the CBS midseason, so unless the show is cancelled, ABC may have to tap a new lead.

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