Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias and Lori Greiner are set as guest stars in “Shift Gear” Season 2.
Iglesias and Greiner both play in ABC multicam comedies. This will return to his sophomore season on ABC on October 1st and stream on Hulu the following day. Tim Allen and Cat Dennings are stars on the show along with Sean William Scott, Daryl “Chill” Mitchell, Maxwell Simkins and Barrett Margolis.
Additional guest stars for season 2 include Allen’s former “Home Improvement” co-stars Patricia Richardson, Debb Danning, Richard Karn, and Dennings’ former “Dollface” co-stars Lily Singh and Radogers Mookie Betts. Allen’s “Last Man Standing” co-star Nanseatravis returns to guest star, just like Jenna Elfman.
This marks a second on-screen collaboration between Iglesias and Allen, as Iglesias previously appeared in Allen’s Disney+ series “The Santa Clauses.” Greiner, who is currently appearing in the ABC series “Shark Tank,” previously performed himself on his fellow ABC multicam “Dr. Ken.”
In addition to his excellent career as a stand-up comedian, Iglesias is also a skilled actor. He is known for appearing on Netflix Multi-Cam “Mr. Iglesias.” Shows like “Cristela” and films like two “Magic Mike” films, “Space Jam: A New Legacy” and “Dora and the Search for Sol Dorado.”
He is represented by the CAA, Arsonhouse Entertainment and Hirsch Wallerstein Hayum.
In addition to her role in “Dr. Ken,” Grayner has also performed on shows such as “Grace and Franky,” “Little America,” and “Basket.” Greiner is best known as an inventor, entrepreneur and brand builder.
The official logline for “Shift Gear” says that it follows Matt (Allen) Matt (Allen), the stubborn and widow owner of a classic car repair shop. The real restoration begins when his estranged daughter Riley (Dennings), and her children move to his home.”
Allen Executive will be produced alongside Michelle Nader, Marty Adelstein, Becky Clements, Richard Baker, Rick Messina, John Paskin, Jim Patterson, Bob Daly and John Amodeo. Dennings acts as a producer. The 20th TV is the studio.
