Clone High Creators Phil Lord And Chris Miller Give New Info On The Reboot
In a time when remakes and reboots like the Clone High revival feel almost like the rule rather than the exception, it can be difficult to really muster up enthusiasm for any given new announcement in that regard. New live-action Disney movie remake? Yawn. Another attempt to resuscitate the bloated corpse of Bubsy the Cat? Morbid curiosity at best. But sometimes, just knowing who's involved with a project is enough to warrant, at the very least, cautious optimism.
That may be the case with the upcoming HBO Max reboot of Clone High. A rather downplayed cult favorite, the original MTV series never really took off like it wanted to, regardless of its still passionate fanbase. But series creators Phil Lord and Christopher Miller are ready to take another crack at things, and anybody familiar with their work in the years since the show's cancelation (including hits like The Lego Movie and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse) should be giddy as a ska band at that knowledge.
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Lord and Miller recently spoke with Collider about the progress of the shiny new Clone High, and it looks like things are chugging along steadily, if a bit slowly. «Well, this is the microphone that I use to do Scudworth,» Lord said, indicating his recording setup, «so we're recording voices, and it's a two-season order, so every episode is in some part of the process right now. It makes it a really busy time, but it's also really fun.» So there's a promise that Clone High will come back with not 1, but 2 seasons, which should be welcome news to long-time fans.
Unfortunately, there's still no release date yet to speak of, even though the cast and crew are hard at work making things happen. «I know that some of
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