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NBC’s New The Great Gatsby TV Show Gets a Gender-Swapped Twist

The project reimagines F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel as a modern procedural with a female Nick Carraway and a New York State Police detective.

  • NBC is developing a modern-day police procedural titled 'Gatsby,' based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1925 novel, according to Deadline. The series reimagines the literary classic as a contemporary crime drama.
  • Mirroring the trend of adapting public domain literature into episodic dramas, the series reflects how 'Elementary' reinterpreted Sherlock Holmes for modern audiences. The novel entered the public domain in 2021, enabling fresh adaptations.
  • The premise features Detective Jay Gatsby and New York State Police Detective Nicole 'Nicky' Carraway, a gender-swapped character who 'dreams of becoming a writer,' according to the logline. Their contrasting skill sets drive the investigative partnership.
  • Writers and executive producers Jake Coburn and Jason Tracey are leading development, bringing their backgrounds in crime procedural television to the project. Coburn recently co-showran 'The Hunting Party,' which ran for 2 seasons.
  • Universal Television is producing the series, which remains in early development at NBC with no announced production schedule or pilot order. Cast, premiere date, and production timeline have not been disclosed.
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Deadline broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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