For Gods’ Sake

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Fantasy Comedy Mystery

Accused of murdering his professor — who was, in truth, the goddess Athena — a timid archaeology student inherits her divine Power and must hunt down the real killer before he wipes out the gods of Olympus.

Synopsis

The gods of Olympus never left. Stripped of their omnipotence, they live hidden among us in modern-day Athens — estranged, scattered, and no longer on speaking terms. Despite their immortality, they remain what they always were: a loud, quarrelsome Greek family that never resolved its feuds.

When the goddess Athena is mysteriously murdered, her Power passes to the most unlikely heir: Philippos, an insecure archaeology student who can’t quite manage to graduate. Hunted by the police as the prime suspect, he is forced into an alliance with the remaining Olympians. To find the killer before the next god falls, Philippos must clear his name, come to grips with a Power he never asked for — and somehow get a divine family that hasn’t sat at the same table in centuries to work together again.

Development

For Gods’ Sake has a completed pilot script and a full series bible.
Season One is structured as a self-contained mystery across 9–12 episodes, with an engine built to renew — each season, a new case.
The pilot script led directly to the writing team’s engagement on the daily drama Tria Milia (Star Channel).

Credits

Co-created with Dimitris Evlampidis.