The Blues Siblings Visiting TV?

Serta Aykroyd pitching an airplane pilot to networksWhile he's still searching to find the Ghostbusters back about the giant screen, it appears Serta Aykroyd also really wants to continue among his other famous co-masterpieces - The Blues Siblings - in certain fashion, though this time around about the goggle box. Variety reviews that Aykroyd, together with John Belushi's ex-wife Judy, have possessed the television privileges towards the figures of Mike and Elwood Blues for a long time, which they are now shopping the chance of the Blues Siblings series round the US systems. The package to date features a pilot script compiled by Aykroyd, former Saturday Evening Live scribe Anne Beatts, Wayne Catania and Kieron Lafferty. The plot might find the musically inclined pair freshly from jail, with Elwood about the search for his real father. As the intention is to locate new stars to experience the siblings, Aykroyd is going to be involved because the voice of the parole officer. After debuting on SNL in 1978, the Blues Siblings sketches grew to become among the earliest outbreaks in the show. Elwood (Aykroyd) and Mike (John Belushi) created a touring band and starred in 1980's classic John Landis comedy built around them. Even though Belushi died in 1982, Aykroyd hasn't quite let the thought of the duo die with him. About the positive side, he headed home of Blues music venues and together with this guitar rock band with Jim Belushi. About the gloomy, his ongoing obsession also created dodgy film follow up Blues Siblings 2000 in 1998 (even though silver lining there's the song How Blue Are You Able To Get). But because nothing could be left alone nowadays, it seems when among the US channels accumulates the concept, the boys is going to be back. "I believe they are great American figures, Judy Belushi informs Variety. You want to have them alive. We made a decision to introduce them as new figures but get it done within an way they have some history, possess some existence in it. Pray the most recent version of the "mission from God" works out much better than the 2nd movie...