The CW is developing a female spin-off for Supernatural
It's the turn of women to draw attention to themselves in the famous "Supernatural" franchise. According to Deadline, citing its sources, The CW is developing a spin-off of the popular Winchester-based adventure drama "Wayward Sisters". Kim Rhodes, known to fans of the original show as Sheriff Jodi Mills, will be the title character of the potential series. The pilot will be featured as an episode of Supernatural's upcoming thirteenth season. It will tell the story of Sheriff Jodie Mills and a group of young women, each orphaned after experiencing their own tragedy of supernatural phenomena. Under the guidance and protection of Mills, the women are gradually transformed into a highly trained battle team to fight the monsters. In contrast to the heroes of the original series, who are biological brothers, the main characters of the new series are – spirit sisters in their common foster family. A quartet of writers, producers and showrunners of the original drama is working on the spin-off: Andrew Dabb, Robert Singer, Philip Sgricchia and Robert Behrens. It is expected that in the story written by Dabb and Behrens, along with new characters and the characters already familiar to the audience from the original show. Warner Bros TV and The CW refrain from commenting. the main characters of the new series – spirit sisters in their common foster family. The spin-off is being developed by a quartet of writers, producers and showrunners of the original drama: Andrew Dabb, Robert Singer, Philip Sgricchia and Robert Behrens.The story, written by Dabb and Behrens, is expected to include new characters alongside new characters. the characters already familiar to the audience from the original show. Warner Bros TV and The CW refrain from commenting. the main characters of the new series – spirit sisters in their common foster family. A quartet of writers, producers and showrunners of the original drama is working on the spin-off: Andrew Dabb, Robert Singer, Philip Sgricchia and Robert Behrens.It is expected that in the story written by Dabb and Behrens, along with new characters and the characters already familiar to the audience from the original show. Warner Bros TV and The CW refrain from commenting. along with the new characters, characters from the original show already familiar to the audience will appear. Warner Bros TV and The CW refrain from commenting.along with the new characters, characters from the original show already familiar to the audience will appear. Warner Bros TV and The CW refrain from commenting.The Topic of Article: The CW is developing a female spin-off for Supernatural. |
