Comedian and actor Ali Wong (Always Be My Maybe, Tuca & Bertie) and Steven Yeun (The Walking Dead) are co-executive producing a new series, according to Deadline. What's not yet clear is whether Wong and Yeun will also co-star, but that would be a safe--though still unconfirmed--guess as of this writing.

　　The untitled series is a dramedy spanning 10 episodes, each 30 minutes in length, and is also being created and showrun by Lee Sung Jin. It's being billed as a limited series, and Jin's resume suggests whatever this show actually is, it should be promising and pretty interesting: Jin is co-executive producer on the polarizing but surprisingly vulnerable FXX comedy Dave about a white rapper and has also worked on HBO's Silicon Valley, FX's Singularity, and Amazon's Undone. As if those aren't enough credits to convey Jin's prolific nature and great track record, he's also working on the Showtime pilot Omniverse with Kanye West, Jaden Smith, and Scooter Braun.

　　The series is being developed with A24, a production company Yeun just worked with on the immigrant drama Minari. Through Minari, Yeun recently made trailblazing Oscars history as the first ever Asian-American Best Actor nominee. More details are likely forthcoming soon, as Deadline is indicating the show is as of only last week being pitched around to different streaming services

　　This series will also be the first live-action show for Yeun since his character Glenn Rhee was (spoilers ahead) killed off on the long-running series The Walking Dead; it was a role that largely helped Yeun become a household name. On March 26, the actor will star as Mark Grayson in Amazon Prime's Invincible, another series based on a comic by Robert Kirkman.

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