Being part of ABC‘s Cavemen has meant long hours on the make-up chair for series star Nick Kroll.  However, time is not the only thing that the actor-comedian has had to sacrifice in order to look like an actual caveman, as he claims he has also been forced to eating foods of a certain shape while on the set.

On November 6, the prehistoric characters of ABC‘s Cavemen, a comedy born out of a series of GEICO television advertisements, will encounter an alleged impostor in an episode entitled “The Shaver.”

Screenvision, a movie-screen ad-programming company, announced last week that Insurance company GEICO, which ran television advertisements that inspired the creation of ABC‘s new comedy,

Cavemen, born of insurance commercials, plummeted in the ratings last night, down about 20 percent from its series debut last week.  Cavemen‘s

Despite poor critical reception, ABC‘s new comedy series, Cavemen earned solid numbers with its October 2 series premiere.  The show may have only drawn 9.2 million viewers, but it won its 8pm timeslot among men between the ages of 18 to 49, as well as men 18 to 34.

Cavemen was going to be a critical target from the get go.  It‘s not often that TV shows are adapted from insurance commercials, and Cavemen

Next week, skeptics can finally find out if Cavemen, one of ABC‘s latest offerings, is a big disappointment as some critics think, or a promising series that stands a chance in the Tuesday 8/7c niche.

Cavemen, a comedy series born out of string of Geico commercials, has received poor reviews from numerous television critics, and the unfortunate thing is, the show has yet to begin airing.  Nevertheless, executive producer Will Speck, who was involved with the popular ad spots, still believes the show holds much promise.

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