| 20TH CENTURY FOX TELEVISION |
| Title |
Outlet |
Studio |
Genre |
Arena |
Modified on
|
| BOLDLY GOING
NOWHERE |
|
20th Century Fox Television
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RCG, LLC
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3 Arts Entertainment |
Comedy |
Science Fiction |
06-17-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Pilot Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Adam Stein II (Creator, W-Pilot), Charlie Day (EP, W-Pilot), Glenn Howerton (EP, W-Pilot), Rob McElhenney (EP, W-Pilot), Nick Frenkel (EP N/W), Michael Rotenberg (EP N/W) |
| Casts |
No cast available |
| Production Status |
Active Development |
| Log Line |
A single camera comedy series centering on the crew of a spaceship, which is led by a rogue captain. The stories explore what happens between the adventures, how the crew members take care of daily routine things on the spaceship. |
| Notes |
Project based on a spec script. Five additional scripts ordered. Shoot Date: October 2008. |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
 |
| CLEVELAND SHOW,
THE AKA
CLEVELAND |
|
20th Century Fox Television |
Comedy |
African American Urban
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Animation |
05-15-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Mid Season Primetime |
| Commitments |
Script > Pilot Pick Up > Series Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Richard Appel (EP, W-Pilot), Seth MacFarlane (EP, W-Pilot), Michael Henry (P, W-Pilot) |
| Casts |
Michael Henry as Cleveland Brown (Voice Talent) |
| Production Status |
Pre Production |
| Log Line |
Many years ago, CLEVELAND BROWN (voiced by Mike Henry) was a high school student madly in love with a beautiful girl named DONNA. Much to his dismay, his love went unrequited, and Donna wound up marrying another man. Cleveland once told Donna he would always love her, and if this man ever done her wrong, he’d be there when she called. Well, this man done her wrong. Donna’s husband skipped town with another woman, leaving Donna with a daughter and a baby. Now she’s come to Cleveland and offered him another chance at love. Unattached after the Loretta-Quagmire debacle and true to his word, Cleveland joyously accepts and he and CLEVELAND JR. move to Stoolbend, VA, to join their new family. Once in Stoolbend, Cleveland has a few surprises in store for him, including a flirtatious new stepdaughter, a 5-year-old stepson who loves the ladies, as well as a collection of neighbors that includes a loudmouth redneck couple, a British family seemingly stuck in the Victorian era and a family of bears living at the end of the block. FAMILY GUY was only the beginning. Get ready for THE CLEVELAND SHOW!
|
| Website |
View website |
| Season Number |
1 |
| Episodic Order |
13 Episodes |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Shoot Location |
Los Angeles |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| DO NOT DISTURB
FKA INN, THE
AKA
HIGGINBOTHAM,
ABRAHAM PROJECT |
|
20th Century Fox Television
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Reveille
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Principato-Young Entertainment |
Comedy |
Sitcom
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Workplace Comedy |
06-23-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Put Pilot > Pilot Pick Up > Series Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Abraham Higginbotham (EP, W-Pilot), Carolyn Bernstein (EP N/W), Todd Cohen (EP N/W), E Brian Dobbins (EP N/W), Mark Koops (EP N/W)* , H.T. Owens (EP N/W)* , Peter Principato (EP N/W)* , Paul Young (EP N/W)* , Jason Bateman (D-Pilot) |
| Casts |
Brando Eaton as Jason (Series Regular), Jesse Tyler Ferguson as Larry (Series Regular), Niecy Nash as Rhonda (Series Regular), Jerry O'Connell as Neal (Series Regular), Jolene Purdy as Molly (Series Regular), Molly Stanton as Nicole (Series Regular) |
| Production Status |
Completed |
| Log Line |
DO NOT DISTURB is a hilarious workplace comedy set at one of New York City’s hottest and hippest hotels: The Inn. Named one of the Big Apple’s “10 Best Places to Stay,” The Inn is just that – the “in” place to be, with its chic décor, stylish staff and celebrity clientele. Behind the scenes, however, the upstairs/downstairs dynamic tells quite a different story. The hotel’s top-notch reputation and sophisticated look is due in large part to NEAL (Jerry O’Connell, “Crossing Jordan”) – at least in his opinion. Although The Inn’s charismatic owner R.J. (guest star Robert Wagner) takes all the credit, Neal is the egotistical, hyper-stylish, detail-oriented general manager who will do whatever it takes to keep the hotel and its employees up to his standards. RHONDA (Niecy Nash, “Reno 911!”) is the head of Human Resources who also keeps Neal’s demands in check. She’s brash, fabulous and brutally honest and runs the HR department from her bullpen downstairs with a set of rules that are all her own. Rhonda does her best to keep the back of the house in line and the front of the house out of trouble. At the front desk handling check-in while wearing 6-inch Manolos is NICOLE (Molly Stanton, “Twins”), an aging model who is svelte, cynical and slightly starving. Fresh from Nebraska is JASON (Brando Eaton, “Zoey 101”), the naïve bellman who would prefer to work behind-the-scenes, but was hired to show off his chiseled face and perfect pecs at the front of the hotel. The downstairs staff includes MOLLY (Jolene Purdy, “Donnie Darko”), a reservations clerk who dreams of pop-singer stardom as much as she craves to be part of the action upstairs; and LARRY (Jesse Tyler Ferguson, “The Class”), the head of housekeeping who spends more time on the phone cleaning up his messes at home than he does cleaning up after the guests upstairs.
|
| Website |
View website |
| Season Number |
1 |
| Episodic Order |
13 Episodes |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Contact Number |
310-274-4474 |
| Shoot Date From |
04-23-2008 |
| Shoot Date To |
04-23-2008 |
| Shoot Location |
Los Angeles |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| THIS MIGHT HURT |
|
20th Century Fox Television
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Guy Walks Into a Bar |
Comedy |
Single Camera Comedy
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Workplace Comedy |
07-16-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Pilot > Pilot Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Jason Winer (D-Pilot, EP, W-Pilot), Jon Berg (EP N/W), Todd Komarnicki (EP N/W), Matt Weinberg (EP N/W), Robin Shorr (CO), Lisa Miller Katz (CD) |
| Casts |
Tom Amandes as Mitch (Series Regular), Josh Dean as Ethan (Series Regular), Vanessa Lengies as Lily (Series Regular), Hayes MacArthur as Reid (Series Regular), Alex Meneses as Sofia (Series Regular), Missi Pyle as Sandy (Series Regular) |
| Production Status |
Completed |
| Log Line |
A single camera comedy series that's an intimate, voyeuristic comedy that's a peek behind the door of a multi-specialty private practice where an old-fashioned middle-aged pediatrician, his internist son, and a cynical OB/GYN operate under the same roof. As patients, we put our doctors on pedestals. When we turn to them for healing and guidance, we're vulnerable. We need to think of them as better than us. Infallible. Completely healthy, both physically and emotionally. But the truth is, doctors are human. Which inevitably means...they're messed up. Just like the rest of us. THIS MIGHT HURT is a show about what can be (when viewed from a distance) one of the funniest things in the world: pain -- as experienced by the people we least expect to suffer: doctors. The practice is called "Manhattan Total Health." And the doctors who work there are anything but. |
| Notes |
Technically a production commitment, as opposed to a formal pilot pickup.
Formerly at FOX as a pilot pick up for the 2008-2009 season. |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Shoot Date From |
06-12-2008 |
| Shoot Date To |
06-25-2008 |
| Shoot Location |
Los Angeles |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| BLUE BLOOD |
|
20th Century Fox Television
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Rat TV
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Little Engine |
Drama |
Police Drama |
06-18-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Pilot Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Neil Tolkin (EP, W-Pilot), Gina Matthews (EP N/W)* , Brett Ratner (D-Pilot, EP N/W), Grant Scharbo (EP N/W)* |
| Casts |
Alex Fernandez as Sgt. Vargas (Series Regular), April Lee Hernandez as Sofia (Series Regular), Kate Levering as Colt (Series Regular), Logan Marshall-Green as Ed (Series Regular), Vincent Piazza as Bobby Moran (Series Regular), Larenz Tate as Andre (Series Regular) |
| Production Status |
Terminated |
| Log Line |
From the Hamptons to the South Bronx, Blue Blood follows the true story of Harvard educated cop Ed Conlon in his first year as an NYPD officer. He joins a group of rookies, fresh out of the academy, assigned to beat patrol. Despite what the academy taught them, they will learn that being a rookie is as much about upholding the law as it is about survival on the streets.
Blue Blood is an action drama that takes us into the hearts and minds of those sworn
to protect and serve. |
| Notes |
Originally developed at FOX for the 2007-2008 season.
6/06/08: Project Terminated. |
| Terminated On |
06-16-2008 |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Shoot Date From |
10-30-2007 |
| Shoot Date To |
11-21-2007 |
| Shoot Location |
New York |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| COURTROOM K AKA
ATTANASIO, PAUL
PROJECT |
|
20th Century Fox Television
----------------
Heel and Toe Films |
Drama |
Ensemble Drama
----------------
Legal Drama |
07-16-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Pilot Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Paul Attanasio (EP, W-Pilot), Katie Jacobs (EP N/W), Anthony Russo (D-Pilot)* , Joe Russo (D-Pilot)* , Deb Aquila (CD) |
| Casts |
Jon Bernthal (Series Regular), Megan Dodds as Marijane Diehl (Series Regular), Michael Landes as Kent Pucker (Series Regular), Omar Benson Miller (Series Regular), Alfred Molina as Judge Harold Robar (Series Regular), Diana-Maria Riva as Ortha Schunk (Series Regular), Jonathan Sadowski as Daniel June (Series Regular) |
| Production Status |
Completed |
| Log Line |
A darkly comedic legal drama tonally compatible with HOUSE, revolving around the interplay between a a judge, prosecutor and public defender in a Milwaukee Superior Court. |
| Notes |
Project is based on a spec script. |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Shoot Date From |
06-11-2008 |
| Shoot Date To |
06-30-2008 |
| Shoot Location |
Los Angeles |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| DOLLHOUSE |
|
20th Century Fox Television
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Mutant Enemy |
Drama |
Action Adventure
----------------
Science Fiction |
05-15-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Series Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Joss Whedon (D-Pilot, EP, W-Pilot), Maurissa Tancharoen (SW)* , Jed Whedon (SW)* , Amy McIntyre Britt (CD) |
| Casts |
Amy Acker as Dr. Claire Saunders (Series Regular), Eliza Dushku as Echo (Series Regular), Enver Gjokaj as Victor (Series Regular), Fran Kranz as Topher Brink (Series Regular), Dichen Lachman as Sierra (Series Regular), Harry J Lennix as Boyd (Series Regular), Tahmoh Penikett as Paul Ballard (Series Regular), Olivia Williams as Adelle DeWitt (Series Regular) |
| Production Status |
Production |
| Log Line |
Joss Whedon, creator of groundbreaking cult favorites “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and “Firefly,” returns to television and reunites with fellow “Buffy” alumna Eliza Dushku for a thrilling new drama, DOLLHOUSE. ECHO (Dushku) is an “Active,” a member of a highly illegal and underground group who have had their personalities wiped clean so they can be imprinted with any number of new personas. Confined to a secret facility known as the “Dollhouse,” Echo and the other Actives including SIERRA (Dichen Lachman, “Neighbours”) and VICTOR (Enver Gjokaj, “The Unit”) carry out engagements assigned by ADELLE (Olivia Williams, “X-Men: The Last Stand,” “Rushmore”), one of the Dollhouse leaders. The engagements cater to the wealthy, powerful and connected, and require the Actives to immerse themselves in all manner of scenarios – romantic, criminal, uplifting, dangerous, comical and the occasional “pro bono” good deed. After each scenario, Echo, always under the watchful eye of her handler BOYD (Harry Lennix, “Commander in Chief,” 24), returns to the mysterious Dollhouse where her thoughts, feelings and experiences are erased by TOPHER (Fran Kranz, “Welcome to the Captain”), the Dollhouse’s genius programmer. Echo enters the next scenario with no memory of before. Or does she? As the series progresses, FBI Agent PAUL SMITH (Tahmoh Penikett, “Battlestar Galactica”) pieces together clues that lead him closer to the Dollhouse, while Echo stops forgetting, her memories begin to return and she slowly pieces together her mysterious past. DOLLHOUSE revolves around Echo’s blossoming self-awareness and her desire to discover her true identity. But with each new engagement, comes a new memory and increased danger inside and outside the Dollhouse.
|
| Notes |
2/28/08: Former Women's Murder Club showrunners/CoEPs Elizabeth Craft and Sarah Fain have joined the staff. Exact titles TBA. |
| Season Number |
1 |
| License Fee |
1,500,000 |
| Episodic Order |
13 Episodes |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Shoot Date From |
04-23-2008 |
| Shoot Date To |
05-31-2008 |
| Shoot Location |
Los Angeles |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| EX LIST, THE
FKA
MYTHOLOGICAL X
FKA GORDON,
JILL AND LEVIN,
JONATHAN
PROJECT |
|
20th Century Fox Television |
Drama |
International Format
----------------
Relationship Drama
----------------
Romance |
05-14-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Script > Pilot Pick Up > Series Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Jonathan Levin (EP, W-Pilot), Diane Ruggiero (EP, Show Runner, W-Pilot), Timothy Busfield (D-Pilot), Sharon Klein (CD)* , Geraldine Leder (CD)* |
| Casts |
Rachel Boston as Daphne Bloom (Series Regular), Alexandra Breckenridge (Series Regular), Elizabeth Reaser as Annabelle Bloom (Series Regular), Adam Rothenberg as Augie (Series Regular), Amir Talai as Sergio (Series Regular), Eric Balfour (Guest Star), Mark Deklin (Guest Star) |
| Production Status |
Completed |
| Log Line |
Based on an Israeli format, THE EX LIST is a comedic drama about Bella Bloom (Elizabeth Reaser, "Grey's Anatomy") - a single, 30-something, successful business owner who is surprised to learn from a psychic that she's already dated her future husband AND there's a catch: if she doesn't find him in the next year, she'll remain alone forever. During a bachelorette party for her sister, Daphne (Rachel Boston, "American Dreams"), Bella learns from the psychic she must revisit her past relationships and sort through the mistakes to find her soul mate. Skeptical, Bella begins to analyze every past liaison and failed romance with her close circle of friends, Augie (Adam Rothenberg, "Mad Money"), an endearing guy who has listened to Bella's love woes since college, Vivian (Alex Breckenridge, "Dirt"), Augie's long-term girlfriend, and Cyrus (Amir Talai, "Campus Ladies"), who's chronically unemployed and full of wry observations. Once Bella witnesses proof of the psychic's other predictions, her cynicism disappears and she begins her search. Along her trip down break-up lane, Bella is determined to remain optimistic and receptive, believing that when destiny reopens doors to the past, every relationship can matter in the future. |
| Website |
View website |
| Season Number |
1 |
| Episodic Order |
13 Episodes |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Shoot Date From |
04-07-2008 |
| Shoot Date To |
04-19-2008 |
| Shoot Location |
San Diego |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| FBI, THE AKA
TAYLOR, CHAP
PROJECT |
|
20th Century Fox Television
----------------
Imagine Entertainment |
Drama |
Detective Mystery Drama |
02-20-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Put Pilot > Pilot Pick Up |
| Auspices |
John Eisendrath (EP, Show Runner), Chap Taylor (EP, W-Pilot), Brian Grazer (EP N/W), David Nevins (EP N/W), Marcia DeBonis (CD), Alana Kleiman (CD), Sharon Klein (CD) |
| Casts |
No cast available |
| Production Status |
Terminated |
| Log Line |
A dramatic series set against the FBI. The series, developed with the cooperation of the FBI, focuses on the changes in the agency post-Sept. 11 and and is seen through the eyes of an Iraq War veteran who is appointed as the head of the FBI's Critical Incidents Response Group. The division works on a diverse set of cases, including kidnappings, hostage situations and evidence collection, as well as terrorism and cyber crime.
|
| Notes |
This project had a series commitment. The network has paid a penalty. |
| Terminated On |
02-20-2008 |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Shoot Location |
New York |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| HEMINGSON, DAVE
PROJECT |
|
20th Century Fox Television |
Drama |
Workplace Drama |
07-16-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Put Pilot > Pilot Pick Up |
| Auspices |
David Hemingson (EP, W-Pilot), Dean Parisot (D-Pilot), Natalie Hart (CD)* , Jason LaPadura (CD)* |
| Casts |
Jonathan Adams as Robert (Series Regular), Morena Baccarin as Beth (Series Regular), Roger Bart as Cliff (Series Regular), Norbert Leo Butz as Rowdy (Series Regular), Ben Lawson as Liam (Series Regular), Matthew Long as Dylan (Series Regular), Tina Majorino as Addy (Series Regular), Gail O'Grady as Susan Oppenheim (Series Regular), Lolita Davidovich (Guest Star), Alexandra Holden (Guest Star), George Segal (Guest Star) |
| Production Status |
Completed |
| Log Line |
A dramatic series that revolves around a diverse group of "work hard, party hard" young associates at a high-profile Los Angeles entertainment law firm and the unique, intimidating and ambitious partners that dominate and complicate their lives.
|
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Shoot Date From |
06-07-2008 |
| Shoot Date To |
07-14-2008 |
| Shoot Location |
Los Angeles |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| LIE TO ME AKA
BAUM, SAM
PROJECT |
|
20th Century Fox Television
----------------
Imagine Television |
Drama |
Detective Mystery Drama |
07-01-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Pilot Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Sam Baum (EP, W-Pilot), Brian Grazer (EP N/W), David Nevins (EP N/W), Robert Schwentke (D-Pilot), Sharon Bialy (CD)* , Sherry Thomas (CD)* |
| Casts |
Brendan Hines as Loker (Series Regular), Monica Raymund as Torres (Series Regular), Tim Roth as Cal Lightman (Series Regular) |
| Production Status |
Pre Production |
| Log Line |
A dramatic series about a former police officer who is a "human lie detector", that is, an expert in reading facial and body language that gives away deception. He partners with a female clinical psychologist and opens up an agency that offers private investigation and crime solving.
|
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| LIFE ON MARS |
|
20th Century Fox Television
----------------
ABC Studios
----------------
Kudos Film & Television |
Drama |
Period Drama
----------------
Police Drama
----------------
Science Fiction |
05-12-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Put Pilot > Pilot Pick Up > Series Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Josh Appelbaum (EP, Show Runner)* , David E. Kelley (EP, W-Pilot), Andre Nemec (EP, Show Runner)* , Scott Rosenberg (EP, Show Runner), Robert Breech (EP N/W), Jane Featherstone (EP N/W), Stephen Garrett (EP N/W), Thomas Schlamme (D-Pilot, EP N/W), Dwight Little (D-Pilot), Meg Liberman (CD)* , Cammile Patton (CD)* |
| Casts |
Richard Benjamin as Milton Kornboll (Series Regular), Stephanie Chaves-Jacobsen as Maya (Series Regular), Michael Imperioli as Ray (Series Regular), Jonathan Murphy as Det. Chris Skelton (Series Regular), Jason O'Mara as Sam Tyler (Series Regular), Patrick Wolff as Colin Raimes (Series Regular) |
| Production Status |
Completed |
| Log Line |
A U.S. adaptation of the BBC series about a 21st century detective who is mysteriously transported back to the 1970's. Detective Sam Tyler's world is about to be turned upside down. Moments after his girlfriend and colleague, Maya (Archie Panjabi), is kidnapped by a serial killer, Sam is knocked unconscious by a car. He wakes up - in 1973. Sam discovers a strange new world full of cigarette smoking, gum chewing, and unreconstructed men. Dazed and confused, Sam finds it difficult to focus on the murder his new colleagues are investigating. Then he discovers a connection between this crime and the serial killer who kidnapped his girlfriend back in 2006. Could solving this case be the key to getting home? Could it be a way to save his girlfriend? |
| Notes |
Rolled from the 2007-2008 season. |
| Season Number |
1 |
| Episodic Order |
13 Episodes |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Contact Number |
310-727-2980 |
| Shoot Date From |
08-14-2007 |
| Shoot Date To |
09-07-2007 |
| Shoot Location |
Los Angeles |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| OAKS, THE |
|
20th Century Fox Television
----------------
Little Engine |
Drama |
Family
----------------
Supernatural Drama |
06-17-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Pilot Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Shawn Ryan (EP, Show Runner), David Schulner (EP, W-Pilot), Michael Cuesta (D-Pilot, EP N/W), Gina Matthews (EP N/W)* , Grant Scharbo (EP N/W)* , John Brace (CD), Linda Lowy (CD) |
| Casts |
Sienna Guillory as Jessica (Series Regular), Matt Lanter as Mike (Series Regular), Shannon Lucio as Sarah (Series Regular), Gina McKee (Series Regular), Jeremy Renner as Dan (Series Regular), Michael Rispoli as Frank (Series Regular), Romy Rosemont as Molly (Series Regular), Bahar Soomekh as Hollis (Series Regular) |
| Production Status |
Terminated |
| Log Line |
A dramatic series revolving around three unrelated families who are connected by having lived in the same house who are haunted by a restless spirit. The families are a young couple in 1967 who have lost a child, a family of four in 1987 and a couple expecting a child in 2007. The story shifts between the generations. |
| Notes |
4/14/08: Series Commitment.
6/16/08: Project Terminated. |
| Terminated On |
06-16-2008 |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Shoot Date From |
11-06-2007 |
| Shoot Date To |
11-30-2007 |
| Shoot Location |
Los Angeles |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| QUEEN B |
|
20th Century Fox Television |
Drama |
Workplace Drama |
06-17-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Pilot Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Lyn Greene (EP, W-Pilot)* , Richard Levine (EP, W-Pilot)* , Ryan Murphy (EP, W-Pilot), Eric Dawson (CD)* , Liz Dean (CD)* |
| Casts |
No cast available |
| Production Status |
Terminated |
| Log Line |
A female-driven workplace drama set in a company where women are in charge. At the center is a brilliant and Machiavellian female CEO of a global company who takes a younger woman under her wing, with corrosive results. |
| Notes |
Script not turned into the network.
6/16/08: Project terminated. |
| Terminated On |
06-16-2008 |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Shoot Date From |
12-03-2007 |
| Shoot Date To |
12-24-2007 |
| Shoot Location |
Los Angeles |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| A. SMITH & CO. |
| Title |
Outlet |
Studio |
Genre |
Arena |
Modified on
|
| I SURVIVED A
JAPANESE GAME
SHOW |
|
A. Smith & Co. |
Alternative |
Reality Series |
03-31-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
In Development > Series Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Karsten Bartholin (EP N/W), Tim Crescenti (EP N/W), David Sidebotham (EP N/W), Arthur Smith (EP N/W), Kent Weed (EP N/W) |
| Casts |
No cast available |
| Production Status |
Pre Production |
| Log Line |
An unscripted reality/game show takes an eye-opening, behind-the-scenes look at 10 Americans who are whisked away to Japan and compete in the ultimate Japanese game show. The results and prizing will be based on who best adapts to Japanese culture and the challenges in each episode. |
| Notes |
3/31/08: Series premieres June 24, 2008 @ 9-10 p.m. |
| Season Premiere |
06-24-2008 |
| Series Premiere |
06-24-2008 |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Contact Number |
310-432-4800 |
| Shoot Location |
Various |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| ABC FAMILY CHANNEL |
| Title |
Outlet |
Studio |
Genre |
Arena |
Modified on
|
| HAPPY CAMPERS |
|
ABC Family Channel |
Comedy |
Family
----------------
Single Camera Comedy |
03-11-2008 |
| Season |
Cable (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Pilot Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Carter Covington (EP, W-Pilot), Gil Junger (D-Pilot) |
| Casts |
Beth Littleford (Series Regular), Ryan Malgarini as Mitchell (Series Regular), Rebecca McFarland as Mimi (Series Regular), Kay Panabaker as Dylan (Series Regular), French Stewart as Joel (Series Regular), Alessandra Toreson as Joni (Series Regular) |
| Production Status |
Completed |
| Log Line |
This comedy follows Dylan Dixon, a liberal hippie at the age of sixteen, as she embarks on a cross-country road trip with her dad, his new wife and her two kids. |
| Website |
View website |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Contact Number |
818-569-7500 |
| Shoot Date From |
11-12-2007 |
| Shoot Date To |
11-30-2007 |
| Shoot Location |
Los Angeles |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| MIDDLEMAN, THE |
|
ABC Family Channel |
Drama |
Action Adventure
----------------
Dramedy
----------------
Fantasy |
05-14-2008 |
| Season |
Cable (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Script > Pilot Pick Up > Series Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Javier Grillo-Marxuach (EP, W-Pilot), Hans Beimler (Co EP), Tracey Stern (Co EP), Jeremiah S Chechik (D-Pilot), Sarah Watson (CP), Andy Reser (ES), Jordan Rosenberg (SW), Amy McIntyre Britt (CD), Anya Colloff (CD) |
| Casts |
Mary Pat Gleason as Ida (Series Regular), Matt Keeslar as Middleman (Series Regular), Natalie Morales as Wendy Watson (Series Regular), Britt Morgan as Lacey (Series Regular) |
| Production Status |
Completed |
| Log Line |
A light dramatic series centered around a twentysomething struggling artist recruited by a secret agency to fight comic book-type villains aided by The Middleman, a sci-fi superhero who serves as her guide.
|
| Notes |
5/1/08: Premieres June 16, 2008. |
| Season Premiere |
06-16-2008 |
| Series Premiere |
06-16-2008 |
| Season Number |
1 |
| Episodic Order |
TBD |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Shoot Date From |
11-15-2007 |
| Shoot Date To |
12-05-2007 |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| ABC STUDIOS |
| Title |
Outlet |
Studio |
Genre |
Arena |
Modified on
|
| BAD MOTHER'S
HANDBOOK AKA
KONNER, JENNI &
RUSHFIELD ALI
PROJECT |
|
ABC Studios
----------------
Stu Bloomberg Productions
----------------
Ruby Films |
Comedy |
Family
----------------
International Format
----------------
Single Camera Comedy |
07-16-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Script > Pilot Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Jenni Konner (EP, W-Pilot)* , Ali Rushfield (EP, W-Pilot)* , Stu Bloomberg (EP N/W), Paul Trijbits (EP N/W), Richard Shepard (D-Pilot) |
| Casts |
Dorian Missick as Stoller (Series Regular), Megan Mullally (Series Regular), Horatio Sanz as Matt (Series Regular), Alia Shawkat as Charlotte (Series Regular), Alicia Silverstone as Karen (Series Regular) |
| Production Status |
Completed |
| Log Line |
A single camera comedy series based on the book of the same name by Kate Long, which also aired as a one-off television drama on ITV in the UK. The Bad Mother's Handbook tells the story of one year in the lives of three unforgettable women - a woman, her teenage daughter and her mother. Both hilarious and wise, it is a clear-eyed look at motherhood and childhood, from the moment the condom breaks, to the moment you hear your baby's first cry. The realization that no two mothers are alike, and that ultimately love is the most important thing of all. |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Shoot Date From |
06-06-2008 |
| Shoot Date To |
07-06-2008 |
| Shoot Location |
Los Angeles |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| CEDRIC THE
ENTERTAINER
PROJECT |
|
ABC Studios |
Comedy |
African American Urban
----------------
Family
----------------
Sitcom |
03-12-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Pilot Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Rock Reuben (EP, W-Pilot)* , Mike Soccio (EP, W-Pilot)* , Cedric The Entertainer (Co EP, W-Pilot), Eric Rhone (Co EP N/W), Ken Whittingham (D-Pilot), Suzanne Goddard-Smythe (CD) |
| Casts |
Cedric The Entertainer as Preston Stokes (Series Regular), Regina Hall as Darlene Stokes (Series Regular), Peter Mackenzie as Grant (Series Regular), Jasmine McNeal as Vanessa (Series Regular), Melissa Peterman as Marci (Series Regular), Stevie Walsh, Jr. as Pryor (Series Regular), Charles Malik Whitfield as Thomas "The Wiz" Osgood (Series Regular) |
| Production Status |
Completed |
| Log Line |
A multi-camera comedy series about a family in Inglewood, who, almost overnight, finds their lives turned upside down when the mom scores fame and fortune with a domestic advice book that becomes a runaway best-seller. But her husband is finding that, plasma TVs notwithstanding, his high-flying new lifestyle in Beverly Hills will take some getting used to. |
| Notes |
12/18/07: Options extended on actors' contracts. |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Shoot Date From |
10-22-2007 |
| Shoot Date To |
10-22-2007 |
| Shoot Location |
Los Angeles |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
| LITERARY
SUPERSTAR |
|
ABC Studios
----------------
Sony Pictures Television
----------------
Darren Star Productions |
Comedy |
Single Camera Comedy
----------------
Workplace Comedy |
04-15-2008 |
| Season |
Broadcast Network (Development) 2008-2009 Fall Primetime |
| Commitments |
Pilot Pick Up |
| Auspices |
Dottie Dartland-Zicklin (EP, Show Runner), Susie Fitzgerald (EP N/W), Darren Star (EP N/W), Matthew Reilly (Co EP, W-Pilot), Jenna Elfman (P N/W) |
| Casts |
Jenna Elfman as Jo Lovejoy (Series Regular) |
| Production Status |
Terminated |
| Log Line |
A single camera comedy series starring Jenna Elfman as a book publicist who works tirelessly for the authors she represents. |
| Notes |
Rolled from the 2007-2008 season. |
| Terminated On |
04-15-2008 |
| Back 9 Order |
No |
| Shoot Location |
Los Angeles |
| Cast Contingent |
No |
|
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