Recently, M. Night Shyamalan landed a put-pilot series at SyFy and now it looks as if he’s doubled up with some network television support. NBC has reportedly agreed to another put-pilot drama series from Shyamalan and writer John Glenn (Eagle Eye). The series, titled Lost Horizon, draws inspiration from Herman Melville’s classic whale tale, Moby Dick (which seems to be a popular source lately). The premise of the series is under wraps, but Deadline reports that it centers on a small East Coast fishing village and deals with themes of obsession and the unknown. Shyamalan is attached to direct the potential pilot, which will be written by Glenn.
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It will be called: the Lost Horizon in the Water. As the story unfolds, we will see an unbreakable Lady in the Village making signs to the last avatar who was praying with anger for a wide awake of the devil.