ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月2日 00時57分

“The Good Place,” a new @nbctv comedy, takes place in what is essentially heaven. Residents of the idyllic, flower-filled town are awarded soul mates and shop at a clothing store called Everything Fits. But when a newly dead woman (@クリスティン・ベル) turns up — by mistake, having not lived her life as a particularly good person — things get weird. Giraffes clomp out of nowhere, vitamin bottles the size of oil barrels roll down the street, and a flock of wriggling prawns fills the sky. The show is among a handful of new comedies that break a cardinal broadcast-network rule: Go with what has worked before. @kristenanniebelll loved the idea of a comedy about ethical behavior. Meanwhile, Ted Danson, who plays a bow-tie-wearing guide to the afterlife, said the show’s weirdness appealed to him. (Along with flying shrimp, the pilot features monster-truck-size ladybugs, @アリアナ・グランデ and a Buddhist monk.) “I needed to chase the giggle again, but I didn’t want to do another standard comedy,” Ted said. @brinsonbanks photographed @クリスティン・ベル and #TedDanson on set in Universal City, California.

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