THR is reporting that Syfy is moving forward with the 90-minute action-adventure pilot “Alphas,” from Zack Penn.
“Alphas,” which follows a team of ordinary citizens who possess hyperdeveloped neurological abilities, hails from writers Zak Penn (“X-Men: The Last Stand”) and Michael Karnow and BermanBraun Television.
In its original incarnation as “Section 8,” the drama was first taken to NBC through BermanBraun’s first-look deal there. After the network passed, the project sparked heated bidding among the other broadcast networks in summer 2007, landing at ABC with a six-episode production order for a possible midseason launch behind “Lost.”
The show was in preproduction, with writing on the first episode under way, when the WGA strike brought work to a halt.
When the strike ended, creative differences killed the project its been in limbo ever since.
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