Mindy Kaling is adding another series to her portfolio.
Hulu has placed a series order for Not Safe for Work, a comedy about young professionals in New York. The show went into development at the Disney-owned streamer in April 2024 (it was called Murray Hill at the time) with a script-to-series commitment.
Created by Kaling, Not Safe for Work will follow “five work-obsessed twenty-somethings striving for professional success and, if they have time, personal happiness in Manhattan’s most glamorous neighborhood, Murray Hill,” per the show’s logline. Casting hasn’t been announced yet.
The order for Not Safe for Work comes a week and change before another series from Kaling, Running Point, premieres on Netflix. Max’s The Sex Lives of College Girls, meanwhile, is awaiting word on whether it will return for a fourth season.
Warner Bros. Television, where Kaling has an overall deal, is producing Not Safe for Work. Kaling is writing and executive producing with her long-time collaborator Charlie Grandy (The Mindy Project, The Sex Lives of College Girls), who will be the showrunner, and Howard Klein of 3 Arts Entertainment. Grandy also has an overall deal at WBTV.
The series will join a roster of comedies at Hulu that includes Only Murders in the Building, Futurama, and the forthcoming Deli Boys, Chad Powers, Mid-Century Modern and King of the Hill revival.