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Thrill wrote: »

Prison Break offically revived by FOX.



http://seriable.com/prison-break-event-series-revival-official-both-brothers-are-returning/

_Tombstone_ wrote: »

How can miller be back???

The Strain has moved a step closer to its five-season plan.

FX has renewed the horror series for Season 3 to air summer 2016.

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

http://tvline.com/2015/07/20/xena-reboot-nbc-warrior-princess-lucy-lawless-new-series/


Xena reboot/revival could be happening

NBC Entertainment chairman Bob Greenblatt tells THR that he'd "love" to have Lucy Lawless be part of it.

Despite public statements from former star Lucy Lawless, NBC Entertainment chairman Bob Greenblatt confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter that the network is looking for a way to reboot the beloved series in which she starred as the warrior princess.

"Yes, we're in the early stages of developing a new take on Xena and we're looking for a writer. We want to do it," Greenblatt told THR on Wednesday night at NBCUniversal's Television Critics Association summer press tour party at Spago.

CBS is producing a pilot based on the 2001 movie “Training Day,” in which Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke starred, Variety has learned.

The television adaptation is set in the LAPD of 2015, with the series picking up 15 years after the events of the Warner Bros. Pictures and Village Roadshow Pictures film.

The original “Training Day” movie director Antoine Fuqua is behind the television series, attached as director and exec producer.

Fuqua is teaming with Jerry Bruckheimer who will exec produce, alongside Jonathan Littman (“CSI” franchise, “The Amazing Race”). Will Beall (“Gangster Squad,” “Castle”), a former LAPD detective, will pen the pilot, also serving as an exec producer.

“Training Day” followed a rookie cop (played by Hawke) who was paired with a rogue detective (Washington) on his first day on the job as a Los Angeles narcotics officer. The crime thriller pic earned Washington the Academy Award for best actor.

The television project hails from Jerry Bruckheimer Television, Fuqua Films and Warner Bros. TV for CBS.

Skerries wrote: »

I hear Deadwood is getting either a film or mini series

Greenblatt was asked about the increasing number of reboots of old shows — NBC has Heroes limited series and Coach follow-up series coming up. When a critic said many perceived the news of a Coach revamp as a practical joke, Greenblatt quipped, “One man’s practical joke is another man’s hit show.


“It’s not a direct kind of reboot,” he said about the new Coach, with original creator Barry Kemp. It’s a picking up and it’s an extended family and Hayden is a grandfather, and a father-and-son story. So it’s a way to do another variation on a family show with, I think, a truly talented star and a great showrunner and a presold title. And if that works, then ALF: The Series is next.”

TNT has ordered a pilot for “Jerry Bruckheimer” dramatic thriller “Home.”
The story delves into the secrets lingering behind the façade of a seemingly idyllic suburban family.
Here is the pilot description:
Rose Altman couldn’t be happier: An accomplished designer with a successful business, the newly pregnant Rose is thriving in a wonderful life with her husband, Joe, a highly regarded prison psychologist, and enjoying being a stepmother to his two sons. But her image of her perfect family is shattered when she discovers long-buried secrets that threaten to destroy the very foundation of her life.

In a competitive bidding, NCIS: Lost Angeles showrunner Shane Brennan and CBS Television Studios have secured lunathe rights to Luna: New Moon, the first book in an upcoming science fiction series by Ian McDonald. Brennan is set to write the adaptation. CBS Studios, where Brennan is under an overall deal, will produce with Shane Brennan Productions. Brennan and McDonald executive produces, along with Grant Anderson, who runs Shane Brennan Productions.


Luna is set in the year 2110 on the moon, which over the previous 60 years has been colonized and industrialized. It is controlled by five powerful, highly competitive dynastic corporate families (known as the Five Dragons) who run their various business enterprises with an iron fist in a near-feudal society. The moon, under the control of the Five Dragons, is a lucrative source of valuable resources such as Helium-3, carbon, water ice and rare metals, which are exported back to Earth for huge profits.

Forty years ago, Adriana wrested control of the moon’s lucrative Helium-3 industry from the powerful Mackenzie Metal corporation. Now, in the twilight of her life, Adriana finds her corporation, Corta Helio, surrounded by the many enemies she made during her meteoric rise. If the Corta family is to survive, Adriana’s five children must defend their mother’s empire from her many enemies… and each other.