TORONTO — Jann Arden says it took very little contemplation to call off the possibility of a COVID-19 storyline in the third season of her hit comedy series.
The Calgary singer-songwriter says she met with the writers’ room of “Jann” last year and together they agreed the show’s fictitious world wouldn’t dabble in real-life problems.
Arden says the sitcom is an alternate universe where real-world political, social and pandemic troubles don’t exist.
But Canadian celebrities still do, including a diva-esque version of Arden herself, and a roster of new guest stars including singers Michael Bublé, Bif Naked and sisters Tegan and Sara.
The season picks up as Arden’s character takes a shot at recovering from a painful breakup with her girlfriend by dating a new man.
“Jann” airs Mondays on CTV and streams on Crave.
David Friend, The Canadian Press
