Washington
(ANI):
After
the
adult
themes
of
sex
addiction
in
his
new
comedy
series
'Californication",
actor
David
Duchovny
has
decided
to
try
and
capture
a
younger
audience
with
a
kids-oriented
half-hour
for
Cartoon
Network.
As
a
part
of
its
plan
to
make
the
move
from
cartoons
to
live-action
programming,
Cartoon
Network
has
told
Duchovny
to
give
them
a
pilot-presentation
of
the
live-action
project
set
in
junior
high.
Co-creators
on
the
project
are
"Even
Stevens" creator
Matt
Dearborn
and
Robert
Mora.
Dearborn
has
penned
the
project,
which
revolves
around
a
junior
high
school
student
from
a
long
line
of
newsmen
who
turns
his
school
AV
Club
into
a
hard-hitting
citywide
broadcast,
reports
The
Hollywood
Reporter.
Duchovny,
Dearborn
and
Mora
are
executive
producing.
Duchovny,
in
the
meantime,
is
also
busy
being
executive
producer
on
"Californication,"
which
recently
got
picked
up
for
a
second
season.