ITV's Wire in the Blood is the latest UK drama to be targeted for a US TV remake.
According to Deadline, ABC - who are currently working on a remake off BBC legal drama Silk - is planning to adapt the Robson Green-starring crime series.
The original Wire in the Blood ran for six seasons between 2002 and 2008 and was based on characters created by Scottish crime writer Val McDermid.
Green starred as troubled psychologist Dr Tony Hill and the new US version will be written by AM Holmes - crime novelist and formerly producer of Showtime's The L Word.
"Bringing the iconic character Tony Hill to American audiences has been a passion of ours for a number of years," said David Hoberman, executive producer for Mandeville Films and Television.
Other UK shows being adapted for US television during the development season include The IT Crowd by NBC and Friday Night Dinner by CBS.
Here's the Wire in the Blood season four trailer:
