“Entertainingly mixes thrills and humor.” - Entertainment Weekly Susan Thomas, CoffeeTree Books, Morehead, KY Whovian fun, it’s also about family, love, hope, and the endless possibilities within each of us.” All Our Wrong Todays is filled with mad scientists, alternate realities, and enough twists and turns to keep you guessing.

“What a fun romp through time! Because you know if you go back in time, you are going to mess things up.

Clay Belcher (W), Signs of Life, Lawrence, KS Summer 2018 Reading Group Indie Next List I predict the clever, witty, and poignant All Our Wrong Todays will be a huge bestseller for screenwriter and Whichever he chooses, people he loves will cease to exist.

Now, the 2016 Tom-in-our-world, given the chance to return to 1964 and fix what he broke and return the world to the spiffy state he knows, faces the dilemma of loyalty to friends and family from his world versus the possibility of settling down with the love of his life in our grungy world. You see, he traveled from his techno-perfect utopian 2016 back to 1964 and really messed things up, leaving us with our current world. Additional executive producers on the project include Erica Huggins of Fuzzy Door and Amy Pascal and Rachel O’Connor of Pascal Pictures.įuzzy Door’s pact with UCP has proved to be a fruitful one for the studio, with projects including a “Winds of War” limited series adaptation, an untitled series about the Little Rock Nine, a revival of “Smokey and the Bandit” and a new animated take on Norman Lear’s “Good Times” at Netflix.“Tom Barren is a time traveler. Mastai will adapt his own novel, with Seth MacFarlane serving as an executive producer on the adaptation under his company Fuzzy Door’s overall deal with UCP. The series is described as a “mind-bending time travel love story that explores alternate versions of ourselves in dramatically surprising and often unexpected ways.”Īlso Read: Tony Hale's 'Archibald' Moves From Netflix to Peacock - Watch the New Show's Trailer (Video) Originally published in 2017, “All Our Wrong Todays” was the debut novel by Mastai, best known for his work on NBC’s “This Is Us” and the 2013 film “What If” starring Daniel Radcliffe, Zoe Kazan and Adam Driver.

Peacock has put into development a series adaptation of the time-travel romance novel “All Our Wrong Todays” by Elan Mastai, the streamer announced Wednesday.

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