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Jerry Bruckheimer Television CEO KristieAnne Reed has set her TV development team with two new hires and two other key JBTV execs. Danielle Kreinik, most recently Head of TV at Ubisoft Film and TV, has joined JBTV as Senior Vice President, and Asher Landay, previously Director of Scripted Programming at Keshet…

Jerry Bruckheimer Television veteran KristieAnne Reed has been promoted to CEO of the company from her current position as President. She will succeed Jonathan Littman, who recently announced he was leaving JBTV, which he helped launch and led for the past 25 years, to launch his own production company. Reed, who is…

Jonathan Littman, who helped launch Jerry Bruckheimer Television and has led the prolific TV company for the past 25 years, most recently as CEO, is leaving and plans to launch his own production company. Under Littman’s exit agreement, he will stay involved in several of JBTV's series, including CSI: Vegas and The Ama…

EXCLUSIVE: CBS is developing Cal Fire, a drama from SEAL Team star Max Thieriot, Grey’s Anatomy alums Tony Phelan and Joan Rater, Jerry Bruckheimer Television and CBS Studios where the company is based. Cal Fire is inspired by Thieriot’s experiences growing up in Northern California fire country and stems from an…

EXCLUSIVE: Former Hawaii-Five-0 co-lead Scott Caan is returning to CBS with a new hourlong starring vehicle, which he also is co-writing and executive producing. The network is in development on Topangaland, a drama co-written by Caan and SEAL Team creator Benjamin Cavell, with Caan intended to star. The project hails…

EXCLUSIVE: Martin Lawrence and Snoop Dogg are teaming up to star in Game, a political drama set in Washington, D.C. The duo co-wrote the story for the project, which reunites Bad Boys star Lawrence with the feature franchise’s producer Jerry Bruckheimer. Game, which will be taken to the marketplace shortly, is…

CBS has put in development Unthinkable, an FBI crime drama from Jerry Bruckheimer Television and MacGyver executive producer David Slack. CBS Television Studios, where both JBTV and Slack are based, is the studio. Written and executive produced by Slack, Unthinkable, based on Chuck Wendig’s 2016 novel Invasive, is…

Fourteen months after Jerry Bruckheimer Television left Warner Bros. Television after 15 years, the company has signed a three-year overall deal with CBS Television Studios. At the time of the WBTV exit, when Jerry Bruckheimer TV’s deal at the studio was not renewed, Bruckheimer told Deadline that JBTV was exploring…

Anaheim got a bit of a heat wave on Day 3 of WonderCon, as the stars and executive producers of FOX series Lucifer appeared for a Q&A, giving a sneak peak at the second half of Season 2, and a look at the first five minutes of the upcoming episode, “Candy Morningstar.” From Jerry Bruckheimer Television, in association…

Jerry Bruckheimer Television is ending its 15-year relationship with Warner Bros. Television. The company’s overall deal at the studio was up at the end of May and was not renewed. “They were very gracious, we have a great relationship and will continue to have a great relationship with Warner Bros. TV hopefully for a…

Former Fox SVP Drama Programming and Development James Oh has joined Warner Bros TV-based Jerry Bruckheimer Television as SVP. Oh, a 18-year Fox veteran, was among those eligible for a buyout package under 21st Century Fox's recent voluntary buyout program. He was well liked at Fox and could’ve stayed but opted to take…

EXCLUSIVE: Jerry Bruckheimer Television is venturing into cable with a drama project at A&E. Written on spec by Ian Sobel and Matt Morgan, Harvest centers on a mild-mannered cemetery caretaker who finds his small-town life in jeopardy when his estranged criminal father forces him into the body-trade business…