Don't get excited by the title, or the idea.

Will Smith is not reprising his role in 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' sitcom.

The double Academy Award nominated actor is developing a sitcom based on 'Hitch,' the 2005 hit romantic comedy in which he played a professional "date doctor."

The former hip-hop superstar turned Hollywood royalty is attached as an executive producer of the small-screen version, but will not star, The Hollywood Reporter said.




The project is expected to be pitched to the networks shortly.

'Hitch' -- the TV series -- is set up at Smith's very production company, Overbrook Entertainment. Other shows reportedly in development include: 'Uncle Rudy,' a family comedy starring Big Boi of the hip-hop duo OutKast; 'Raw Materials,' a relationship comedy for ABC; 'Almost,' a supernatural drama for A&E; and 'Gimmee Twenty,' a special starring investment guru Mellody Hobson, at ABC News.

On the big screen, look for the Philadelphia native in Warner Bros. film 'I Am Legend.

No Dante's Cove?

A lot of projects under their belt. I'm looking forward to film version of I Am Legend even though they've strayed from the details.

As for the TV shows... I can't imagine Mellody Hobson in a show called Gimmee Twenty. Eek.