Oblivion creator Joseph Kosinski and*Pacific Rim*writer Travis Beacham are teaming up for a new series at AMC. Titled "Ballistic City," the show will tell the story of "a former cop thrust into the criminal underworld of a city housed in a generational spaceship destined for an unknown world." The show's inspirations are said to come from Chinatown and Blade Runner.

"King," a '60s political drama from Joe Scarborough and ex-"Sopranos" writers Diane Frolov and Andrew Schneider; sci-fi drama "Ballistic City," from "Pacific Rim" writer Travis Beacham and "Oblivion" director Joseph Kosinski; "Ashland," set in '50s Kentucky and created by indie film queen Allison Anders; "White City," about journalists and diplomats living in Afghanistan; an untitled drama from "Mad Men" writer Dahvi Waller about two brothers running a New York automobile business in the '20s; an untitled sci-fi series set in a future where we're on the verge of a second American revolution; and "The Wall," an espionage drama set in '60s Berlin.