Plain White T's are turning hit song 'Hey There Delilah' into a scripted TV show

Described as a “contemporary fairy tale,” the show will expand the hit song's story about long-distance relationships.
PUBLISHED AUG 7, 2018

Plain White T's No. 1 hit 'Hey There Delilah' is being adapted into a scripted TV series, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The Grammy-nominated indie rockers are teaming with Lively McCabe Entertainment and Primary Wave to develop a scripted "romantic dramedy" based on their 2006 chart-topping single themed around a long-distance relationship. Described as a “contemporary fairy tale,” the show will reportedly expand the song’s story of a struggling musician promising his long-distance partner that once she graduates school, they’ll be together.

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