"Stick Man", a supernatural drama, is currently being developed by The CW. This supernatural drama is from "Heroes" writer-executive producer Tim Kring and Cameron Prosandeh, the creator of "Helix".
Deadline recalls that "Stick Man" centers on an amateur documentarian who returns to her hometown to record the events of the murder of her brother. Also, she came back for the ensuing trial. Her moves are aptly described to be like a true crime series such as "Making A Murder".
The lead character of "Stick Man" thereafter surprisingly finds herself being increasingly sympathetic to the convicted killer; she will then discover pieces of evidence that will make her associate the death of his brother to supernatural events.
What is left for "Stick Man" fans to do is to also keep track of every event that is happening and be more keen of the hints that will be possibly shown in the series. As previously revealed by Variety, "Stick Man" is the latest younger-skewing project of Tim Kring. This followed "Beyond", also a supernatural drama, which will premiere on Freeform next year.
Aside from "Stick Man", "Beyond", and the mega-hit "Heroes", Tim Kring also produced many other genius dramas. Tim Kring is the creator of USA Network's "Dig" and Kiefer Sutherland's "Touch".
So much can be expected from "Stick Man" having Tim Kring as producer; and Tim Kring working with a great team is really something else.
"Stick Man" has writer Cameron Porsandeh, the acclaimed writer of "Pilot" and "Single Strand". Tim Kring will executive produce together with Justin Levy and Dan Friedkin. CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System) Television Studios is the studio of "Stick Man". The CW is developing "Stick Man" along with "Mata Hari", a drama series produced by Michael Wetherly.
The premiere of these two potential drama series will certainly make fans torn of what to watch first. Fans could only hope for a reasonable gap time to absorb all the thrill and curiosity that these two genius dramas will bring them.
