Penn Professor’s Book To Inspire TV Series
University Professor Adrian Raine, as many professors do, wrote some books. Unlike most (all?) of the rest, however, Raine’s book The Anatomy of Violence: The Biological Roots of Crime was picked up by Homeland producers Howard Gordon and Alex Gansa and inspired a new TV show called Anatomy of Violence, as reported by TV Guide. That’s a big deal! Even more impressive, it was bought by CBS. So far they’ve agreed to a pilot production, but let’s be serious: these producers don’t mess around.
This drama follows a female FBI agent who begins to work with a mysterious psychiatrist with whom she previously “shared a connection,” whatever that means. Professor Raine works in the Departments of Criminology, Psychiatry, and Psychology at Penn. He’s also a superhero. Way to go, Prof!
Tags: News, Adrian Raine, Anatomy of Violence, homeland, The Anatomy of Violence: The Biological Roots of Crime
Previous post: Because Penn Needs More Hogwarts Analogies.
Next post: ATTN: Future Wearers of “I Met My Spouse At Penn” Buttons.
Comments RSS: Subscribe to this post.


By crim major on November 27, 2012 at 3:32 pm
penn criminology FTW
adrian raine gave an awesome guest lecture in our class this fall he is so cool