It looks like Veronica Mars is going to make its TV return as sources tell Variety that a revival is in the works at Hulu. 

Creator of the show, Rob Thomas is reportedly working out the last details before inking a deal with the streaming service to bring back TV’s beloved detective. The deal includes a limited 8-episode series. According to the outlet, original series star Kristen Bell is set to reprise her role as the titular character. Thomas will also pen the script.

The original followed Mars as she progressed from high school to college. She worked part-time for her detective dad Keith played by Enrico Colantoni, who opened his own private detective agency. It ran for three seasons and aired over 60 episodes. 

Jason Dohring, Percy Daggs III, Francis Capra, Ryan Hansen, Teddy Dunn, Michael Muhney, and Tina Majorino. and Amanda Seyfried also starred in the original. 

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If the reboot happens, Paul Reiser and Helen Hunt are attached to reprise their roles. 

The Hollywood Reporter confirms that the NBC comedy is being pitched to different networks. While there are no takers yet, it is reported that producers Sony Pictures is working hard at selling the revival to multiple outlets, including CBS.

“It has been pitched; it is still being discussed,” CBS executive VP Thom Sherman told reporters Wednesday, following his network’s pre-upfront press briefing in New York.

There have been months of discussion about the possibility of a Mad About You revival beginning in December. NBC, the original home of the Emmy-nominated series is not taking part in the reboot. The new season, should it happen, would be set in present day and will follow Paul and Jamie in the wake of their 17-year-old daughter Mabel’s college acceptance. Yes, this means that just like Will & Grace and Roseanne the new season will completely disregard the series finale. 

In April Hunt said that she and Reiser were “talking about how to make [a revival] work and not wreck it,” adding that it would be “compelling to visit these characters 20 years into a marriage after raising an entire human being. So depending on some pieces falling into place, it could happen.”

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This great success tied him with artists like Madonna. The record for most albums to hot Billboard 200 no. 1 is held by Beatles with impressive 19 albums.

Could this be Eminem’s last album? It just might. Here’s what he said in a recent interview:

“I don’t know. I’m at a funny place, you know? Hip-hop has been around for a long time but I don’t know if it’s really been around long enough to see how long someone could actually go for. You’ve still got guys like me and Jay-Z. Redman still has it, to me. I’m not sure what I’m going to do next, but I’m still passionate about music, and hip-hop.”

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It looks like Veronica Mars is going to make its TV return as sources tell Variety that a revival is in the works at Hulu. 

Creator of the show, Rob Thomas is reportedly working out the last details before inking a deal with the streaming service to bring back TV’s beloved detective. The deal includes a limited 8-episode series. According to the outlet, original series star Kristen Bell is set to reprise her role as the titular character. Thomas will also pen the script.

The original followed Mars as she progressed from high school to college. She worked part-time for her detective dad Keith played by Enrico Colantoni, who opened his own private detective agency. It ran for three seasons and aired over 60 episodes. 

Jason Dohring, Percy Daggs III, Francis Capra, Ryan Hansen, Teddy Dunn, Michael Muhney, and Tina Majorino. and Amanda Seyfried also starred in the original. 

The post “Veronica Mars” Revival Series in the Works appeared first on TheDailyDay.

If the reboot happens, Paul Reiser and Helen Hunt are attached to reprise their roles. 

The Hollywood Reporter confirms that the NBC comedy is being pitched to different networks. While there are no takers yet, it is reported that producers Sony Pictures is working hard at selling the revival to multiple outlets, including CBS.

“It has been pitched; it is still being discussed,” CBS executive VP Thom Sherman told reporters Wednesday, following his network’s pre-upfront press briefing in New York.

There have been months of discussion about the possibility of a Mad About You revival beginning in December. NBC, the original home of the Emmy-nominated series is not taking part in the reboot. The new season, should it happen, would be set in present day and will follow Paul and Jamie in the wake of their 17-year-old daughter Mabel’s college acceptance. Yes, this means that just like Will & Grace and Roseanne the new season will completely disregard the series finale. 

In April Hunt said that she and Reiser were “talking about how to make [a revival] work and not wreck it,” adding that it would be “compelling to visit these characters 20 years into a marriage after raising an entire human being. So depending on some pieces falling into place, it could happen.”

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This great success tied him with artists like Madonna. The record for most albums to hot Billboard 200 no. 1 is held by Beatles with impressive 19 albums.

Could this be Eminem’s last album? It just might. Here’s what he said in a recent interview:

“I don’t know. I’m at a funny place, you know? Hip-hop has been around for a long time but I don’t know if it’s really been around long enough to see how long someone could actually go for. You’ve still got guys like me and Jay-Z. Redman still has it, to me. I’m not sure what I’m going to do next, but I’m still passionate about music, and hip-hop.”

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