Sheriff Country Showrunner Matt Lopez Signs CBS Studios Deal, Medical Spinoff in Development
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Ray Flook
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Summary
CBS's Sheriff Country showrunner Matt Lopez has signed an overall deal with CBS Studios, which includes developing a medical drama spinoff. The deal covers Lopez's continued work on the Morena Baccarin-starring series as well as new projects for the studio.
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· 3 pulledexecutive producer and showrunner Matt Lopez has signed an overall deal with CBS Studios, the studio behind the breakout CBS drama series
Along with developing other projects
Though we still have a few more episodes to go before we know what the future holds for CBS's Morena Baccarin-starring Sheriff Country next season
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