Actor Chris Pratt is set to star in a series of short-form comedy projects connected to the U.S. “America 250” anniversary theme, according to reports from Consequence of Sound and Variety. The shorts are described as buddy-style comedies built around American history and featuring presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin. Both outlets say the project receives U.S. government funding, with Variety reporting that the funds are provided through an effort associated with the State Department and that the project is sourced from digital and creative media studio ATTN. Variety also identifies Alex Gregory, Emmy winner for work including “Veep” and “White House Plumbers,” as a producer. The coverage frames the concept as combining historical subject matter with comedy while centering Pratt’s participation alongside Goodwin. Details on release dates and episode count were not included in the excerpts provided. The reports emphasize the partnership between Pratt, Goodwin, and the production team at ATTN, as well as the role of U.S. government support in enabling the series.