TV Series in Development

TRIBECA CO-OP

A dark comedy murder mystery set inside a landmarked downtown Manhattan co-op, where class warfare, hidden deeds, and deadly secrets turn real estate into a blood sport.

A dramedy about a murder that rocks a Tribeca co-op whose wisecracking superintendent helps the NYPD uncover a conspiracy to hide property deeds worth millions. Think Only Murders in the Building meets The White Lotus, with a sharp New York edge.

Tribeca Co-op cover art from the series bible
Genre
Dark Comedy / Murder Mystery
Setting
Tribeca, Manhattan
Logline

Ownership is power. Secrets are leverage. Murder is the reset button.

When a longtime resident dies under suspicious circumstances, the building's observant superintendent is pulled into an investigation that uncovers manipulated property values, buried family history, and a conspiracy stretching back decades.

The tone is sharp, witty, suspenseful, and socially observant, blending comedy, crime, and class satire.

Series Positioning

Premium limited series

A propulsive whodunit powered by New York real estate obsession, social ambition, and urban mythology.

Pilot Hook

Death, deeds, and a bank heist

The pilot links John Frederick's unusual death to an unsolved bank robbery from decades ago.

Musically, the series uses a new cover of Link Wray's Rumble, performed by Rob Stoner, as the overture and cold-open engine - signaling dark comedy, revenge, and attitude from the first beat.

Tone and genre page from the Tribeca Co-op series bible
Tone + Genre

Satirical, dangerous, and unmistakably New York.

The show fuses murder mystery, crime thriller, comedy, and social commentary. Nigel's stand-up, Keondra's voiceovers, and the absurdities of co-op politics create humor, while the conspiracy driving the case keeps the suspense tight.

It is built for audiences who enjoy premium mystery storytelling with class tension, real-estate intrigue, and character-driven comedy.

Key Characters

Everyone in the building knows something. Not everyone survives long enough to use it.

Superintendent

Nigel Anthony

Long-suffering, intelligent, and funny, Nigel is a failing comic caught between wealthy residents and working-class reality. He becomes the audience's way into the building's hidden history.

Power Resident

Diana Mauer

A rich nightmare with a sinister agenda tied to her family's history, Diana embodies the entitlement and menace at the center of the co-op war.

Building Manager

Ted Miller

Nonchalant on the surface, Ted carries a hidden past and dangerous knowledge that makes him far more central to the conspiracy than he first appears.

Longtime Resident

John Frederick

A refined wine collector with deep ties to the building's past. His unusual death cracks open the investigation and the series' central mystery.

Season Arc

An eight-episode spiral of fraud, class warfare, and revenge.

1. A suspicious death pulls the building's residents into an investigation.
2. Nigel uncovers transaction records hinting at manipulated property values and hidden ownership battles.
3. The building reveals tunnels, secret rooms, tax fraud ties, and decades-old criminal fallout.
4. By the end of the season, the truth reshapes who controls the building - and who gets destroyed by it.
Season arc page from the Tribeca Co-op series bible
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