A new TV series based on beloved detective books Nancy Drew is getting the Grey's Anatomy treatment.
Grey's Anatomy writers and executive producers Tony Phelan and Joan Rater have been recruited to develop creator Edward Stratemeyer's classic character for a new contemporary TV series, by the CBS network in the US.
According to Entertainment Weekly, the new version will feature the teen sleuth grown up and in her 30s, working as a detective for the New York Police Department.
Nancy Drew has been adapted for numerous TV shows and films over the years, including the most recent 2007 version starring Emma Roberts as the titular character.
