Time Killers

Title: time killers

Genre: Action, Dark Comedy, Sci-Fi

Logline:

Three young women pose as a quirky all-girl indie band to hide their true identities: elite time-traveling assassins who eliminate threats across timelines. While juggling dangerous missions and their complicated personal lives, they set up shop in a seemingly ordinary office building—complete with a hopelessly awkward receptionist who has no idea what he’s signed up for.

Synopsis:

Nova, Luna, and Aria seem like a normal trio of musicians trying to make it big, but behind their instruments lie dangerous secrets. Recruited years ago by a shadowy organization, the three women are highly trained killers with the unique ability to jump through time. Their missions? To eliminate "temporal threats"—rogue individuals or events that could unravel the fabric of reality.

Their cover story as an indie band works surprisingly well, but keeping up appearances isn’t easy. Between dodging nosy neighbors, performing gigs to maintain their charade, and taking out targets in the past and future, things get complicated. Add in their new office building and its eccentric receptionist, Larry—who’s unknowingly gotten himself tangled in their dangerous web—and life becomes a chaotic mess of dark humor and high-stakes action.

The show balances heart-pounding missions with lighter, comedic moments that highlight the team’s dynamic:

Nova, the sarcastic, street-smart Dutch sharpshooter, constantly clashes with authority but harbors a secret soft side (and a growing crush on Luna).

Luna, the optimistic, tech-savvy dreamer, keeps the team grounded but struggles with her feelings for Nova while navigating her own insecurities.

Aria, the no-nonsense leader, is a strategic genius with a cold exterior but a hidden vulnerability—especially when it comes to Larry, the sweet receptionist who harbors a secret crush on her.

The show delves into their personal struggles, their dark pasts, and the moral ambiguity of their missions. Can they keep their dangerous work hidden while maintaining their fragile cover story? Or will their secrets come crashing down around them?

Tone:

Killing Time is a mix of dark humor, thrilling action, and heartfelt character moments. Imagine Killing Eve meets Doctor Who with a touch of Brooklyn Nine-Nine for comedic relief.

Key Themes:

The morality of time travel and assassination.

Found family and trust in high-stakes situations.

Balancing humor and heart in the face of darkness.

Tagline:

“Saving the future, one timeline at a time… but first, band practice.”