The One That Got Away
Network: NBC
Studio: 20th Century Fox Television
Production Company: Small Dog Picture Company
Executive Producers: Mike Libe, Nate Reger, Jason Winer, Renate Radford
Writers: Mike Libe, Nate Reger
Logline: 15 years after high school, a woman moves to Miami and rejoins her old group of friends to try to spark a romance with her high school crush.
SSN Insight: Small Dog Pictures is also developing The Sound Of The Sumners, a musical comedy with Peter Knight for Fox.
The Possession Of Maggie Gill
Network: NBC
Production Company: Amblin Television
Executive Producers: John Glenn, Adam Kane, Darryl Frank, Justin Falvey, Harris Fishman
Writer: John Glenn
Logline: Centers on the Gills, a loving a middle-class family in Eugene, Oregon, who find themselves in the midst of crisis when paranormal occurrences begin to affect the everyday fabric of their home. At the same time, a series of brutal murders is being investigated by two local detectives. The storylines converge as those involved slowly realize that the murders and hauntings may have a common link: Maggie Gill, 15-year-old daughter of the Gill family, who might be possessed by demonic attachments.
Details: Script Commitment
SSN Insight: Amblin is also developing a remake of the film Minority Report, which is being produced by 20th Century Fox and Paramount Television and just picked up by FOX.
Untitled Judah Miller Comedy Project
Network: ABC
Studio: 20th Century Fox Television
Production Company: 3 Arts Entertainment
Executive Producer: Judah Miller, Tom Lassally, Jonathan Berry
Writer: Judah Miller
Logline: Centers on a Tony Award-winning mother and a cerebral, risk-averse father blessed with a natural-born athlete for a son. They are forced to come to terms with the fact that raising their only child won’t come as easily as they thought.
Brain Dead
Network: CBS
Studio: CBS Television Studios
Production Companies: Scott Free Productions, King Size Productions
Executive Producers: Ridley Scott, David Zucker, Robert King, Michelle King
Writers: Robert King, Michelle King
Logline: A comedic horror show set in the world of D.C. politics.
SSN Insight: King Size Productions have just signed a new three-year deal with CBS Television Studios.
Elisabeth
Network: HBO
Executive Producers: Patricia Clarkson, Ruba Nadda, Alan Poul
Writer: Ruba Nadda
Director: Ruba Nadda
Logline: A romantic drama set in the world of international politics.
SSN Insight: Project reunites Poul and Clarkson who worked for a short time together on HBO’s Six Feet Under.
Hospitality
Network: NBC
Studio: Universal Television
Production Company: Hazy Mills Productions
Executive Producers: Christopher Moynihan, Sean Hayes, Todd Milliner
Writer: Christopher Moynihan
Logline: Set in a midtown Manhattan hotel and focuses on the hospitality staff.
Details: Planned to air live every week, including live commercials.
Two Black Cadillacs
Network: FOX
Studio: Warner Bros. Television
Production Company: Jerry Bruckheimer Television
Executive Producers: Carrie Underwood, Ildy Modrovich, Jerry Bruckheimer, Jonathan Littman
Co-Executive Producer: KristieAnne Reed
Writer: Ildy Modrovich
Logline: Explores a murderous love triangle in the modern South when a wife and a mistress realize they are involved with the same guy and conspire to kill him.
Details: Based on the song, "Two Black Cadillacs," written by Carrie Underwood, Hillary Lindsey and Josh Kear. Planned as a limited event series.
Untitled Mary Karr Drama Project
Network: Showtime
Studio: CBS Television Studios
Production Company: Timberman/Beverly Productions
Executive Producer: Sarah TImberman, Carl Beverly, Mary-Louise Parker (has been mentioned)
Co-Executive Producer: Mary Karr
Producer: Frank Konigsberg
Writer: Mary Karr
Cast: Mary-Louise Parker (has been mentioned)
Logline: Chronicles Karr’s challenging childhood in East Texas in the 1960s and documents her perilous journey into adulthood and her struggles with alcoholism.
Details: Based on the memoirs The Liars' Club (Viking;1995), Cherry (Viking; 2000) and Lit (Harper; 20009) by Mary Karr.
Poor House
Network: NBC
Studio: Universal Television
Production Company: Pacific Electric Picture Co.
Executive Producers: Mike Pennie, Julian McCullough, Ed Helms, Michael Falbo
Writer: Julian McCullough
Cast: Julian McCullough
Logline: Centers on a free-spirited, anti-establishment, non-conformist dad who drifts across America and through life until he decides to let his teenaged son have a normal high school experience, settling in a wealthy, Norman Rockwell-esque utopia where they share the only rundown house in town with two other working class misfits.
Details: Inspired by the childhood of Julian McCullough.
SSN Insight: Pacific Electric Picture Co. is also developing an NBC project called Big Kids with writer Joe Wengert and executive producer Claudia Lonow.
Manhunt
Network: NBC
Studio: Universal Television
Executive Producers: Gavin Hood, Whit Brayton, Zack Rice, Michael Sugar, Alex Goldstone, Nicole Romano
Writers: Whit Brayton, Zack Rice
Director: Gavin Hood
Logline: Explores the mounting tension of an entire city on the hunt for a fugitive roaming the streets at large. It will examine the moment an American, or international city, becomes a police state, a war zone or a ground zero and the ensuing bloodlust it inspires.
Details: The series order is cast and script contingent. If lifted, NBC has ordered ten episodes.
SSN Insight: Project would be an anthology series.
Untitled Scott Silveri/ Jake Kasdan Family Comedy Project
Network: FOX
Studio: 20th Century Fox Television
Executive Producers: Scott Silveri, Jake Kasdan, Melvin Mar
Writer: Scott Silveri
Logline: Centers on a family that’s good at handling the challenges it faces, and excellent at creating new ones.
Details: Put pilot + Penalty
Couch Detective
Network: ABC
Studio: Warner Bros. Television
Production Company: Jerry Bruckheimer Television
Executive Producers: Lauren Iungerich, Jerry Bruckheimer, Jonathan Littman
Co-Executive Producer: KristieAnne Reed
Writer: Lauren Iungerich
Logline: Follows the exploits of a thirty-something female "couch detective" who solves crimes based on her encyclopedic knowledge of every true-crime TV special, police procedural and made-for-TV movie.
SSN Insight: This is an hour long comedy project, and marks the first hour long sale for Iungerich, who shot a pilot for ABC last season called Damaged Goods which was not picked up to series.
Nuclear Family
Network: ABC
Studio: ABC Studios
Production Company: Dark Toy Entertainment
Executive Producers: Peter Huyck, Alex Gregory, Karey Burke, Todd Holland
Writers: Peter Huyck, Alex Gregory
Logline: Chronicles the misadventures of self-professed altruists Rick and Barbara Foley, who adopted eight children from all over the world, some with special needs. Having bit off way more than they can chew, their radically different parenting styles and narcissistic, self-serving behavior have created a hurricane of teenage dysfunction, at the center of which is their often-overlooked only biological child.
SSN Insight: Huyck and Gregory were behind last season’s projects The Pro at NBC and An American Education at ABC, which both shot pilots but were not ordered to series.
The Curse of the Fuentes Women
Network: NBC
Studio: Warner Bros. Television
Production Company: Silent H Productions
Executive Producers: Silvio Horta, Andrew Maher
Writer: Silvio Horta
Logline: When a young man washes up on Miami Beach claiming to be a long lost family member from Cuba, he breathes new energy into the lives of grandmother Esperanza Fuentes, daughter Lola and granddaughter Soledad.
SSN Insight: Horta developed Bastards for ABC last season, but it never went past script.
Untitled Halle Berry/ Larry Kaplow Medical Drama Project
Network: CBS
Studio: CBS Television Studios
Production Company: 606 Films
Executive Producers: Larry Kaplow, Halle Berry, Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, Katie Jacobs
Writer: Larry Kaplow
Logline: Centers on an enigmatic surgeon who imprisons himself in a state of the art private hospital on the grounds of a prison.
SSN Insight: Project stems from 606 Films first look deal with CBS TV Studios, which stems from Berry’s role in the summer series Extant.
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