A deeply emotional mother-daughter story—one of love, legacy, and the search for truth. After Cass’ sudden death, a publicist’s lie—that she died choking on a ham sandwich—eclipsed her extraordinary life and talent, haunting her daughter Owen for decades. This film follows Owen’s journey to reclaim her mother’s narrative and, in doing so, discover who Cass Elliot really was behind the icon.

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When King Richard the Lionheart decides to atone for his past sins by leading a crusade, his manipulative younger brother (Prince John) takes advantage of his absence to steal the throne of England and wage a campaign of terror against the powerless. Now Richard must retake his crown by relying on just a handful of loyal followers including Ivanhoe—a courageous knight disinherited by his firebrand father— and a lethal archer named Robin, who soon becomes radicalized after learning that his family has been murdered by the prince’s men.

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Inspired by John Ford’s classic film, this one hour drama follows how a new  Calvary officer at Fort Apache, Lt. Kirby York, and a Native American widow named Salt Woman forge a very unique relationship as tensions escalate in the west after the Civil War.

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A modern day follow up to the 90's hit in development at Fox Entertainment Studios 

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Loosely based on the bestseller, newlyweds at the CIA are sent on a mission overseas to find a mole within the government. 

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When Lucy is caught by the FBI for pretending to be a nanny for wealthy households in order to steal their information, she is given a choice. Go to prison or continue to infiltrate high income houses of interest and report back to the bureau. Perhaps they’ll release her con artist mother who taught her everything in return. Lucy agrees and must infiltrate not one but two different households, those of a divorced political power who might be sharing state secrets.

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Created by Emily Andras.

One hour drama about the the most successful female law officer from a small town in the midwest in getting criminals to confess to their crimes and/or give up clues that helps her solve cases for local, state, and federal agencies.

Katrina Kim, the heroine of Maria Dong’s novel Liar, Dreamer Thief, is obsessed with her co-worker Kurt. She’s sure he’s up to something dangerous and also suspects he knows she’s watching him. Unfortunately she can’t always trust what she sees and hears. Visions of her favorite childhood book bleed into her reality when she’s anxious or stressed. Her many coping mechanisms—including shape and number rituals—don’t mitigate her obsession, which leads her to witness what she thinks may be Kurt’s suicide. Or was it murder? Or might it be a delusion? What ensues is a page-turning mystery about a possible crime and the tenuous nature of reality.