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'Chuck' Creators Chris Fedak And Josh Schwartz Sell 'Midnighters' Drama To FOX

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A year after Chuck ended its run, the cult dramedy’s creators Chris Fedak and Josh Schwartz have reunited for Midnighters, a drama based on the Alloy sci-fi/fantasy book trilogy by Scott Westerfeld. This time, Fedak is the sole writer on the project, which is being produced by Schwartz and Stephanie Savage’s Fake Empire, Alloy Entertainment and Warner Bros. Television. Midnighters, which has received a script commitment, is a drama centered on a small group of people all born at the stroke of midnight who have access to the 25th hour of the day. Fedak, Schwartz and Savage executive produce with Fake Empire’s Len Goldstein and Alloy’s Leslie Morgenstein and Gina Girolamo. The Midnighters book series includes The Secret Hour (2004), Touching Darkness (2005) and Blue Noon (2006).

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alycakes4212d ago

This one sounds very interesting to me and I believe I've heard of it before.

Soldierone4211d ago

Sucks it went to Fox. Sounds interesting, but Fox pretty much destroys everything....

alycakes4210d ago

I hadn't thought about that but you're right. They have cancelled a lot of shows that I like and they don't even let them go the full first season sometimes.

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