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Hulu is hoping Stephenie Meyer can come up with another hit. The author of the mega-popular vampire saga Twilight — which of course was adapted into a five-movie series — has inked a deal to develop a new show for the streaming service, reports Variety. Called The Rook, the one-hour series will focus on a woman who awakens in London with no memory of who she is only to find that she works with a secret agency tasked with protecting the world from supernatural threats. Based on a 2012 novel of the same name by Daniel O’Malley, the show does not yet have a premiere date.
In other news…
Yes, Aziz Ansari’s Master of None is a huge step for racial representation on television, but that doesn’t mean it couldn’t stand to improve a little. [Vulture]
Is there a Gossip Girl curse? Kind of seems like it. [NYP]
Daniel Radcliffe thinks American screenwriters should lay off trying to write British villains for a while. [HitFix]
Did you know there was going to be a My Big Fat Greek Wedding sequel? Well there is, and here’s the first trailer. [YouTube]
