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" JJ Abrams has sold a new drama pilot to The CW. Electropolis will see the Star Trek director re-team with former Alias exec Ken Olin. The project is being pitched as an undercover cop show set in Los Angeles, exploring what happens in the city when most people are asleep, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The pilot&amp;#039;s title comes from the electronic music that will be used to score the characters&amp;#039; late-night activities. Abrams will executive produce alongside frequent collaborator Bryan Burk (Lost, Fringe) and Olin, who will also direct the pilot episode. Currently serving as an exec producer on Fringe, Person of Interest and new NBC drama Revolution, Abrams is also developing a supernatural drama pilot with Children of Men director Alfonso Cuaron and a sci-fi thriller with Fringe showrunner Joel Wyman. Other pilots currently in the works at The CW include a modern-day update of Charles Dickens tale Great Expectations, an Alice in Wonderland update and a horror drama from American Psycho&amp;#039;s Bret Easton Ellis. &amp;amp;gt; Star Trek into Darkness: JJ Abrams reveals &amp;#039;really short&amp;#039; video&amp;amp;gt; Jennifer Garner &amp;#039;open to Alias revival&amp;#039; Watch Karl Urban discuss JJ Abrams&amp;#039;s Star Trek movie sequel below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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