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Mike Colter Reuniting with 'Evil' Scribes for New CBS Legal Drama
SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, AUG 6 – The series highlights attorneys fighting against Silicon Valley tech elites over a stock option theft scheme in a 12-episode legal drama created by Robert and Michelle King.
- Mike Colter has been cast to lead Cupertino, a legal drama centered on an underdog battle within the tech industry, which is currently being developed for CBS and expected to premiere in the 2026-2027 season.
- The Kings initiated development of the show at CBS in 2024 and obtained a commitment for a complete team of writers along with an order for scripts covering 13 episodes earlier this year.
- Colter will play an attorney who, after being dismissed from a Silicon Valley start-up that tries to deny him his stock options, teams up with another former employee to challenge powerful tech industry leaders.
- CBS ordered 12 episode scripts by May, and the series is targeted for the 2026-2027 season, although it has not been greenlit yet.
- Colter’s involvement in Evil, a supernatural series created by the Kings, further solidifies his ongoing collaboration with the producing duo.
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Mike Colter to Star in CBS’ ‘Cupertino’ from Robert and Michelle King
Robert and Michelle King are bringing another legal drama to CBS. Cupertino is in development at the network with Mike Colter set to star. Deadline reports that Colter will portray “a lawyer fired by a Silicon Valley start-up intending to cheat him out of his stock options.” “Refusing to back down, he joins forces with another recently fired attorney to represent those taken advantage of by the tech elite, and help them fight back in a high-stak…
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