Aidy Bryant Strikes Overall Deal With Universal Television

SNL star and 'Shrill' co-creator Aidy Bryant has closed an overall deal with Universal Television

“Aidy has been a beloved member of our NBCUniversal family for many years,” said Jim Donnelly, EVP Comedy Development at UTV.

“Audiences have not only been entertained by her for nine seasons onbut also delighted in her writing and performing across all sorts of TV and film projects. Aidy is a colorful storyteller and brilliant producer who brings a fresh take to everything she does, and UTV is happy to welcome Aidy and her creative lens to this exciting partnership.”and keep your inbox happy.

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