ABC has ordered the first season of the Somewhere Between TV show. Somewhere Between, season one, is a ten-episode summer mystery drama series from Thunderbird Entertainment. The production company also produced Intelligence, starring Josh Holloway. CBS cancelled that thriller drama, in 2014, after just one season.Stephen Tolkin is writing Somewhere Between based on a Korean format. He will executive produce with Ivan Fecan and Joseph Broido. The new drama will replace Mistresses, which ABC cancelled back in September, after four seasons.Read More…...
- 12/19/2016
- by TVSeriesFinale.com
- TVSeriesFinale.com
New York -- Cartoon Network is taking a big step into live-action, prepping a slew of programs that represent the channel's largest slate in a long time.
The channel has more than a dozen projects in development including projects from writers David Titcher ("The Librarian"), Paul Dini ("Lost") and Mike Werb ("Face/Off," "The Mask"), among others. Chief content officer Rob Sorcher said that the network could possibly go to pilot with three of the projects this year, then launch a night of live-action programming sometime in 2010.
"That would absolutely be a win for us," Sorcher said Thursday.
The channel opened a Burbank-based scripted development series about a year ago. Last year, the network said it would pursue two avenues with live-action scripted series -- one in fantasy, action and adventure and the other in comedy.
"This is part of the overall expansion of programming at Cartoon Network," Sorcher said.
The channel has more than a dozen projects in development including projects from writers David Titcher ("The Librarian"), Paul Dini ("Lost") and Mike Werb ("Face/Off," "The Mask"), among others. Chief content officer Rob Sorcher said that the network could possibly go to pilot with three of the projects this year, then launch a night of live-action programming sometime in 2010.
"That would absolutely be a win for us," Sorcher said Thursday.
The channel opened a Burbank-based scripted development series about a year ago. Last year, the network said it would pursue two avenues with live-action scripted series -- one in fantasy, action and adventure and the other in comedy.
"This is part of the overall expansion of programming at Cartoon Network," Sorcher said.
- 1/15/2009
- by By Paul J. Gough
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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