Rising Star Comedian Shane Gillis Misses Golden Globes Due to Runtime Limitations of His TV Series 'Tires'
The TV series Tires, created by rising star comedian Shane Gillis, will not compete at the Golden Globes due to runtime limitations.
The Globes’ accounting firm shut down Tires’ chances for awards, citing its 132-minute runtime—just shy of the 150-minute requirement.
Normally, this might go unnoticed, but when Shane Gillis is involved, it’s a different story. Gillis, a comedic powerhouse with universal appeal, has become a global sensation, breaking barriers of identity and culture.
After the show’s smashing debut, Tires Season 2 was greenlit almost immediately. Thus, proving show’s quality wasn’t the issue behind the Globes’ decision.
In Tires, Gillis shines as its star, writer, co-creator, and executive producer. The first season centers on Will (Steve Gerben), a hapless heir to an auto repair empire, trying to revive the family business while dealing with relentless pranks and chaos from his cousin-turned-employee.