Seth Rogen Developing Superhero & Illuminati Comedies

Seth Rogen Developing Superhero & Illuminati Comedies

It’s learned Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg are developing two comedies, one based on a superhero, and the other on the nefarious group known as the Illuminati.

Deadline reports Seth Rogen will be producing the new original superhero series for FOX, which is described as:Ā an ambitious MIT graduate who gets a job working for a Steve Jobs-esque tech genius, only to learn he’s also a vigilante superhero by night forcing her to become the unwitting Alfred to his Batman.

The Illuminati comedy is set for ABC:Ā centers on a young couple struggling to balance marriage and suburban life with the fact that one of them is in the Illuminati.

It’s noted both seriesĀ have received script commitments plus penalty and stem from Seth RogenĀ andĀ Evan Goldberg’s Point Grey PicturesĀ deal at Sony TV.

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