Keith David has a new office, and it comes with a February move-in date. NBC announced on Friday, November 13 that Sunset P.I., its new detective comedy starring Jake Johnson, Keith David and Langston Kerman, will premiere Monday, February 8, 2027 at 8:30 p.m. ET/PT. Episodes stream the next day on Peacock.

The network also released six first-look photos, and David is in half of them.

The Royals Run This Agency

Sunset P.I. is a single-camera workplace comedy set at a Hollywood detective agency. Johnson plays private investigator Mickey Wilder. David plays Julius Royal, the old-school veteran who runs the place, and Kerman is Justin Royal, his son and a detective at the firm. So yes, it's a family business, with all the mess that comes with one.

The photos give a taste. One has David behind a big wooden desk in a sun-soaked office, looking unimpressed with whatever Johnson's character is telling him. Another puts father and son side by side at a railing. A third shows Kerman on a stakeout with a long camera lens.

Jane Levy co-stars as Faye Westlake, and Mary Shalaby plays Raya. The guest list for season 1 includes David Paymer as a movie producer and Wrenn Schmidt as a mysterious woman with bad intentions.

From the Team Behind Brooklyn Nine-Nine

The show comes from Dan Goor and Luke Del Tredici, who worked together on Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Akiva Schaffer directed the pilot and is an executive producer on it. NBC ordered 10 episodes from Universal Television back in May.

The network's own logline has jokes. It says the series carries on a tradition of Los Angeles private eyes that "began with Philip Marlowe and will end with this show."

For David, it's another network comedy on a resume that already runs from Community to American Fiction, with a voice that has narrated half of everything in between. Kerman, a stand-up comic, is best known on screen for Insecure and The Boys.

Sunset P.I. will air after St. Denis Medical on Monday nights. It takes over the time slot from The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, which wraps its second season in mid-January.