Honky-Tonk Drama: Sony Developing New Show Inspired by Miranda Lambert's Music for Hulu

Sony Pictures Television is developing a new series for Hulu inspired by the music of country superstar Miranda Lambert.

What's Happening:

• Deadline reports that an untitled Miranda Lambert project is development from Sony Pictures TV for Hulu.
• Judalina Neria, who is developing a Bewitched reimagining for Fox and has worked on shows such as The Boys, The Morning Show and The Flash, will showrun, write and executive produce the new project through her overall deal with Sony.
• The show is being described as Big Little Lies gone honky-tonk, following a messy female friendship as one friend helps the other escape her abusive marriage. But when they try to start over in a small Texas town, their past will threaten to catch up to them, and they’ll discover their new home has as many secrets as they do.
• Lambert will executive produce, along with Marion Kraft’s Shopkeeper Management, which reps the artist.
• Lambert herself is a three-time Grammy winner, and her latest album, Postcards from Texas, continued her streak of 10 consecutive Top 10s on the Top Country Albums chart.

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