Hammertime

MC Hammer is Too Legit To Quit

February 18, 2009 at 1:44pm PST

Tags: A&E, Hammertime, MC Hammer, The Cosby Show

A&E has picked up a new series starring MC Hammer.

As in it’s Hammer, go Hammer, MC Hammer, yo Hammer and the rest can go and play, can’t touch this.

Hammer, his wife and five kids will star in the half-hour, 11-episode reality series.

The show is tentatively titled Hammertime.

Of course it is.

Executive producer J.D. Roth said the show is meant to be like an unscripted version of the Huxtable family from The Cosby Show.

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