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"Robin Williams will make a television comeback in a new sitcom being eyed by CBS, it has been reported.  The actor rose to fame during the 1970s in Happy Days and ABC comedy Mork &amp;amp; Mindy, where he played an eccentric alien.   Williams will star in a half-hour comedy written by David E. Kelley, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Kelly is best known for his work on shows including The Practice, Chicago Hope, Harry&amp;#039;s Law and Ally McBeal. CBS is currently considering ordering the new show, which will apparently be set in the advertising world. Williams has appeared recently on television in cameo roles on FX&amp;#039;s Wilfred and Louie.  He recently filmed scenes in the upcoming historical drama The Butler. Williams plays Dwight D Eisenhower opposite Forest Whitaker as Eugene Allen, a butler who served eight different American presidents between 1952 and 1986. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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