The showrunners for the upcoming Fox drama series ‘Memory of a Killer’ are changing. Aaron Zelman and Glenn Kessler have been chosen to lead the remaining episodes of Season 1, replacing the previous team of Ed Whitmore, Tracey Malone, and David Schulner. Despite the shift, the show is still scheduled to debut in January. Filming for the sixth episode of the 10-episode season is currently in progress, with plans for additional scenes to be added in the coming weeks.

‘Memory of a Killer’ is based on the acclaimed 2003 Belgian film ‘De Zaak Alzheimer’ and follows Angelo, a hitman in New York City who also leads a double life as a salesman and father in upstate Cooperstown, all while battling early onset Alzheimer’s. Kessler, who initially joined as a consulting producer, has now taken on a more prominent role, collaborating closely with star Patrick Dempsey, who is also an executive producer on the show. Zelman, a frequent collaborator with Kessler, was recently appointed as a showrunner alongside him. Both Zelman and Kessler, along with a team of other producers, will oversee the production of ‘Memory of a Killer,’ which is set to premiere on Fox in January.

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