Abc orders pilot for new incarnation of national parks drama from rashad raisani & a+e studios

ABC is heading off into the national parks, only this time without Kevin Costner. The Disney-owned network has handed a pilot order to its untitled national parks project, which comes from

A+E Studios. Rashad Raisani, an exec producer on Fox’s _9-1-1: Lone Star,_ is writing and exec producing a brand new take. The news comes after the network passed on the Costner co-penned

and exec produced version in July 2021. 2022 ABC Pilots & Series Orders The series is a “soapy” procedural set in the world of national parks. It revolves around the tangled, messy lives

of the agents who work for the ISB — an elite law-enforcement unit responsible for solving all serious crimes that occur in our country’s 81,000 square miles of protected land. Raisani, who

began his career on USA Network’s _Burn Notice,_ where he rose from staff writer to co-exec producer, will exec produce with A+E Studios’ Barry Jossen and Tana Jamieson. The company is

producing with 20th Television. ABC originally ordered a pilot for National Parks drama from A+E Studios in February 2021. That iteration was written by _Yellowstone_ star Costner,_ The

Flash’s_ Aaron Helbing and author Jon Baird. _Underground_ and _Power_ director Anthony Hemingway was also attached to helm the pilot. The project is the company’s latest drama pilot order,

after the recently ordered _The Company You Keep_ with Milo Ventimiglia. A revival of_ L.A. Law_ also is in the works. Raisani is repped by UTA and The Shuman Co.