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Jaime Camil will star in and executive produce the project alongside 'Jane' creator Jennie Snyder Urman.

Sure, the gold rush of overall deals for content creators is great, unless it shuts out new voices.

"We’re gonna be who we are, because that’s how we got to where we are," the duo said at the premiere of their weekly late-night show on the premium cable channel.

Syfy, which airs the series as a co-production with the comic book publisher, remains committed to the series.

The star will play the classic comic book character The Supreme Intelligence.

The network solidifies its future with Chuck Lorre as the 'Big Bang Theory' prequel joins 'Mom' with a multiple-year pickup.

Co-created with 'Glee' and 'Scream Queens' partner Ian Brennan.

Dominic Fumusa will recur as an assistant to the basketball team Thomas Haden Church's character coaches.

"We were on tour and I had a lot of people on the payroll, and we had these three months already scheduled to do the movie and then they got behind on scheduling," she explained when she visited 'Watch What Happens Live' on Thursday.