Rush Hour: The TV Series Announced

[Deleted]

www.cityonfire.com/a-grittier-rush-hour-4-in-development-with-chan-and-tucker

According to Deadline, Warner has closed the deal to make Rush Hour into a TV series. Brett Ratner (director of the original franchise) and Arthur Sarkissian will serve as executive producers, while Cougar Town’s Bill Lawrence will co-write along with Blake McCormick. No stars, including Chris Tucker or Jackie Chan, are currently attached. Stay tuned for updates! - See more at: www.cityonfire.com/a-grittier-rush-hour-4-in-development-with-chan-and-tucker#sthash.yo1zGKi2.dpuf

[Ben Wyatt]

Oh dear.

[Bang Bang Bart]

It's not worth it if neither Tucker or Chan are involved.

[Deleted]

Story link says RUSH HOUR 4 is in development with both stars, story is about a TV series neither will be a part of.

[Hit Girl]

Bollock to Rush Hour


I want RUBY RHOD: THE TV SHOW!

[Mighty Attack Tribble]

Oct 1, 2014 13:28:54 GMT -5 Hit Girl said:

Bollock to Rush Hour


I want RUBY RHOD: THE TV SHOW!

That's so green.

[Hit Girl]

I'm surprised no one seriously considered a Fifth Element TV show.

That version of New York alone deserved greater exploration.

[Deleted]

I'm a huge fan of the movies, but I'm not too sure about a tv show. I'll still check it out when it premieres.

[Crappler El 0 M]

Because that's what they do now.

[Fundertaker]

Oct 1, 2014 13:42:28 GMT -5 Hit Girl said:

I'm surprised no one seriously considered a Fifth Element TV show.

That version of New York alone deserved greater exploration.

I think it could be even better (in the long run) as an animated show.

[Glitch]

Oh good, because I didn't have my fill of a black man saying really offensive things about asians.

[dav]

Gonna be honest, if they just do a copy and paste of the Martial Law TV series, I'd watch.

[Tony Schiavontay]

Oct 1, 2014 15:17:39 GMT -5 dav said:

Gonna be honest, if they just do a copy and paste of the Martial Law TV series, I'd watch.

I loved that show when I was a kid.

[mizerable]

I can see it now:

Lee: "Carta...Carta...get something, I can't hold on!"

Carter: "Maaaaan, you' Asian."

Lee: "Carta, please...I'm going to fall."

Carter: "Lee, learn English...I don't even know what you sayin' man.."

Lee: "Goddammit, my hands are slipping..."

Carter: "I see you' lips movin' you be all like "Ping pong, poom pom, ping pong"."

*Lee plummets 60 feet to concrete*

Lee: "Ooooh, so solly. Ping pong, poom pom, ping pong"

[fortknox]

Speaking of movies being TV series in a few weeks TNT will be playing Transporter The Series.

[H-Virus]

Considering how unnecessary Rush Hour 3 was...

[Deleted]

Oct 1, 2014 13:42:28 GMT -5 Hit Girl said:

I'm surprised no one seriously considered a Fifth Element TV show.

That version of New York alone deserved greater exploration.

I would be all for some type of Fifth Element continuation, even if it was a comic.

Well, with one exception. If it's live action, they must use Milla Jovovich and Bruce Willis.

[Bub (BLM)]

I don't see the point of doing Carter and Lee without the two actors who shaped and defined them.

[Evil Homer]

I can seet in now , Kevin Hart as Carter & John Cho as Lee . Nope wont work ,even if they got Jackie & Chris to do this ( which wouldnt happen) -the act would wear off quick. I say yes to Rush Hour 4 , they need to end the series in NYC as Lee reffered to it at the end of the first movie

[mysterydriver]

All right. Let's go. Let's random cast this thing right now:

Rick Yune and Damon Waynes Jr.

Great. Essentially remake the first movie as the first season. Have side plots of stopping drugs from being sold because network TV action show.