Bill Burr Produces Earthquake Sitcom Script Commitment at Fox

Comedian Earthquake, also known as Nathaniel Stroman, is set to star in a new half-hour multi-camera sitcom on Fox based on his life, with a script commitment already in place. The show, titled Earthquake, is being produced by Bill Burr through his North Hill Productions alongside 3 Arts Entertainment and Fox Entertainment Studios, with Burr, Dave Becky, Jermaine Smith, and Mike Bertolina serving as executive producers. Earthquake has been a prominent figure in stand-up comedy for nearly 30 years, known for his specials such as About Got Damn Time and Chappelle’s Home Team – Earthquake: Legendary, and acting roles including Uncle Mike on Everybody Hates Chris. Currently, he hosts the radio show Quake’s House on Sirius XM for Kevin Hart’s Laugh Out Loud Network and continues to tour as a stand-up comedian. This project arrives at a time when Fox is seeking fresh breakout comedies to rejuvenate its lineup amidst a fragmented media landscape. Bill Burr, himself a renowned comedian and producer, has a track record of successful projects, lending strong creative support to Earthquake's transition to network television.