US TV
Fox develops show with 'Seinfeld' links
Published Wednesday, Jul 16 2008, 15:38 BST | By Dave West

The Letters From A Nut books are written under the pseudonym Ted L. Nancy, but feature introductions by Seinfeld. They are believed to be written either by the comedian and actor himself or his friend, comedy writer Barry Marder.
The books feature ridiculous spoof letters sent to real companies and organisations, and their genuine responses.
The show, called Sincerely, would be part sitcom - about a man who begins writing the letters in order to "avenge the consumer frustrations everywhere" - and part Ali G-style "mockumentary".
Fox's order for a presentation is dependant on producers finding an acceptable cast for the show.
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