High power will look different when it returns in season 3 following a behind-the-scenes change.
Many stores have confirmed that Nora again Lilla Zuckerman took over as producers and executive producers amid their overall deal for 20th Television, which produces High power.
“We are so grateful to be working with Craig, Karey, Simran and our partners at 20th and ABC on this exciting new chapter of High Potential,” the duo said in a statement on Wednesday, May 6. “We truly find working with Drew, Sarah and Andrea at Goddard Textiles and the incomparable Kaitlin Olson a dream come true.”
They continued: “We look forward to stepping into the brilliant, frenetic mind of Morgan Gillory and creating complex mysteries worthy of her genius.”
Before High power, the Zuckermans were showrunners on the Peacock series Poker face. They also wrote for shows like Suits, Agents of SHIELD, Prodigal Son again The edge and are currently working on the script for Scream 8. The Zuckermans were previously attached to Hulu Buffy the Vampire Slayerwhich ended up not moving forward.
The duo takes over from behind Todd Harthan exited the show at the end of season 2. News broke in March that Harthan had left to focus on the upcoming live-action adaptation of Christopher PaoliniYA book series The Legacy Cycle. Adaptation — topical Eragon – is joined by Paolini and Harthan will serve as coshowrunner on the side Todd Helbing.
High powerwhich was first shown in September 2024, created by Drew Goddard. The pilot was written by Goddard, who was expected to co-produce Sarah Esberg, Rob Thomas, Dan Etheridge, Pierre Laugier, Anthony Lancret, Jean Nainchrik again Alethea Jones.
Thomas, meanwhile, was expected to serve as runner-up before exiting in June 2024 – months before the start of the series. Finally Harthan was announced as the new producer who also served as executive producer.
The police procedure follows the supreme genius – Morgan (Kaitlin Olson) – who works with the LAPD to help solve murders. Goes with Karadec (Daniel Sunjata), who was initially skeptical about Morgan's involvement in the Major Crimes Unit but eventually came to trust him.
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Season 2 began with the confirmation that Morgan Roman's ex was still alive after being missing for over a decade. The only information is Morgan – and everything Us – there is a former co-worker who worked as an informant for the FBI and does not trust the LAPD.
“It's a great journey. We're going to start taking out some really serious stuff with Morgan, as it relates to all the Roman stuff. There's all kinds of trials and tribulations that are going to happen to the kids at home,” Harthan teased exclusively to Us Weekly in January. “It's going to be messy and difficult – hopefully in the best possible way to keep the audience on the edge of their seats.”
He concluded: “Our job now as we get to the back half of season two is to fill in some of the big gaps and develop some of the relationships. You're going to see some strong things happen between Steve Howey's character and Captain Wagner really start to blossom in the back half. That's a good distraction for the soap on a lot of fronts. It's just getting our stuff together and keeping viewers guessing.”
High power currently streaming on Hulu.
