Ghosts, Trans-Humans and KGB Agents on SyFy Development Slate (Exclusive)

This story initially made an appearance within the November. 18 problem from the Hollywood Reporter magazine.our editor recommendsSyFy Orders Haunted Senior High School Series from Mark BurnettSyfy Renews 'Haven' for Third SeasonSyfy Renews 'Alphas''Alphas' Is Syfy's Most-Viewed Series Debut in 2 Years Coming off its most-viewed third quarter ever, Syfy has made the decision to put on the drama. The NBCUniversal cable network noted for such shows as Alphas, Haven and Warehouse 13 is developing scripted projects featuring ghosts, trans-humans and KGB agents: Ghost Projekt In line with the Oni Press comic series, the drama involves a lady KGB agent along with a male American weapons inspector who form an unlikely partnership whenever a deadly pressure is unknowingly unleashed in Siberia. The CBS Galleries project counts Brett Matthews (Supernatural) like a author and executive producer, with Andy Bourne and Eric Gitter aboard as Expanded polystyrene. Seeing Things The Fox TV Galleries project focuses on a cop who turns into a ghost after his violent dying. Alone who are able to help close his last situation is really a socially awkward guy who knows that the hallucinations he's had all his existence is probably not a figment of his imagination. David Slack (Person of great interest) will executive produce and pen the script with Gabrielle Stanton (Haven). Scott Rosenberg and Robert Cort are attached as Expanded polystyrene too. Untitled Robert H. Wolfe Project The drama from Universal Cable Productions is occur a postwar era where a recently created Oneness Democracy orders a volatile mixture of humans and trans-humans to guide the Starship Defender with an expedition looking for lost mobile phone industry's needing law and order. The project originates from Wolfe (Alphas), who's mounted on write and executive produce. Related Subjects NBCUniversal SyFy TV Development