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Watch The Trailer For CBS' Me, Myself and I

It's like Boyhood but with John Larroquette

Cory Barker


Finally, an answer to the question we've all been asking: what will Bobby Moynihan look like when he's 65? Turns out, a lot like John Larroquette!

CBS today released the trailer for its ambitious new single-camera comedy Me, Myself and I. The Dan Kopelman (Galavant)-produced series has one of the more intriguing premises of all the new series, as it focuses on the life of one man across a 50-year span. Moynihan plays the 40-year-old version in the present day, while Larroquette embodies his 65-year-old self in 2042 and Jack Dylan Grazer plays the child version.

So it's like Boyhood, but way older. Why this isn't called Adulthood is beyond me.

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With an intriguing premise comes questions about execution, but this trailer puts off good vibes. Plus, with Moynihan, Larroquette, Mandell Maughan (Bajillion Dollar Propertie$), Brian Unger, Sharon Lawrence and Jaleel White (Family Matters) in the cast, there's reason to be optimistic. CBS is taking some chances with its new comedies this year, ordering a single-camera origin story for Big Bang Theory's Sheldon with Young Sheldonand now this.

Even if the show isn't a huge success, chances are high that Larroquette, a five time winner, will get Emmy attention for his performance.

For more on this next season's new shows, schedules and other news, check out TVGuide's Upfronts section.

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