Blake Anderson, co-creator and star of Comedy Central’s Workaholics, has been cast as a series regular opposite Kether Donohue and Brandon Mychal Smith in NBC’s multi-0camera comedy pilot Like Family, from Suzanne Martin, Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner’s Hazy Mills and Universal TV.

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Written by Martin and directed by James Burrows, Like Family centers on centers on Aubrey (Donohue) and Artie (Brandon Mychal Smith) who formed the tightest of sibling-like bonds growing up together in foster care, but are discovering that such closeness makes adulthood even more complicated.

Anderson will play Mason, a typical millennial who is completely self-assured with nothing backing it up other than a lifetime of his parents telling him he’s great.

Also previously cast in the pilot was Once Upon a Time‘s Rebecca Mader. Martin, Hayes and Milliner executive produce.

Anderson was co-creator, writer, producer and star of the Comedy Central series Workaholics, which ran for seven seasons. He will next be seen in the upcoming Netflix action-comedy feature Game Over, Man, which he is starring in and executive producing alongside his Workaholics cohorts Adam Devine and Anders Holm. Anderson also is co-producing the upcoming Netflix comedy Eggplant Emoji alongside Devine and Holm. Anderson is repped by Avalon, WME and Morris Yorn Barnes.