Development of Michael Weatherly – Cote de Pablo series MIA still ongoing

It’s been a while since there has been any news out there regarding MIA, the new series being executive-produced by Michael Weatherly and Cote de Pablo. It’s still not clear if either one of them is going to be appearing in the show (Weatherly’s a little bit busy with Bull), but we know that it’s a project that they are excited about doing.

With that in mind, Weatherly passed along a hopeful message on his official Twitter (see below) in response to a question from a fan asking for an update. For now, he claims that development is coming along “excellent” on the project, which is being written by Shepard Boucher.

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So where are things officially right now in the series’ development? Beyond the fact that there’s a script in contention at CBS, everything is still early. We’ll probably get a little bit more news regarding MIA down the line, especially if it ends up landing a pilot. In the event that we do get a pilot, beyond that we’ll just have to wait and see if this ends up becoming a series. There are a lot of different hoops that need to be jumped through.

Yet, we definitely still think that it’s great to have de Pablo and Weatherly working together again after they did on NCIS for many years. We certainly do think that this project does offer up a great chance for Cote to appear on Bull if the right role comes along, mostly because it brings some more publicity to herself — which, in turn, could lead to more publicity for the show itself. We’re really hoping, in the end, that there is a chance to see more of Cote acting somewhere, given that the last major network role that she had was for the miniseries The Dovekeepers. She was at one point attached to the Syfy pilot Prototype, but that did not end up being ordered to series.

What are you hoping for when it comes to MIA, provided that it makes it to the air? Be sure to share right now in the attached comments. (Photo: CBS.)