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‘Manifest’ Spinoff ‘Arrivals’ Landing at Netflix

The Hollywood Reporter ·
‘Manifest’ Spinoff ‘Arrivals’ Landing at Netflix

A spinoff of the NBC-turned- Netflix series Manifest is set to touch down on the streamer.

Netflix has ordered a show called Arrivals: A New Manifest Mystery , three years and change after the original show’s fourth and final season concluded. The series will be set in the same world as Manifest but follow a new group of characters.

Netflix made the announcement on Aug. 28 — or 8/28, a nod to the Flight 828 that was at the center of the original show’s mystery.

Manifest creator Jeff Rake is teaming with Margaret Easley and Laura Putney, writers and co-executive producers on the original, for Arrivals . The trio are co-creators and co-showrunners, executive producing with Robert Zemeckis and Jack Rapke of Compari Entertainment, Len Goldstein of Tall Baby Productions and Jacqueline Levine. Warner Bros. Television is the studio, as it was for Manifest. Related Stories Movies 'The Whisper Man' Review: Robert De Niro, Michelle Monaghan and Adam Scott in Netflix's Twisty Airport Paperback Serial-Killer Procedural TV Inside the Halloween Horror Nights 'Stranger Things' House and Epic Effort to Bring the Duffer Brothers' World to Life

Manifest began with a plane caught in severe turbulence, and when it landed, the passengers and crew discovered that more than five years had passed. Arrivals will start in a similar place: The logline reads, “When a mysterious plane crash-lands in Denver, the passengers emerge with no memory of who they are, where they came from, or why they’re here. A young social worker and a novice Homeland Security agent team up with the new arrivals in an attempt to stop a humanity-ending catastrophe, discovering along the way that they are all part of the very puzzle they’re trying to solve.”

“The world of Manifest has more stories to tell,” Rake said in a statement. To now bring fans a brand-new mystery from that world is quite simply beyond my wildest dreams. Arrivals co-creators and co-showrunners Laura Putney and Margaret Easley have been my trusted colleagues for over a decade. Their contribution to the Manifest mothership cannot be overstated. It was a no-brainer to make them my partners on this spinoff. Together we’ve set out to create something bold, surprising, deeply human, and full of the kind of big ideas that spark conversations long after the credits roll.”

Added Jinny Howe, Netflix’s head of scripted series for the U.S. and Canada, “We are thrilled to expand the Manifest universe with Arrivals , led by the original creative team of Jeff Rake, Margaret Easley, and Laura Putney. Their return ensures the creative continuity essential to this franchise, allowing us to honor what made the original a phenomenon while introducing a fresh perspective for fans worldwide.”

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