Bryan Fuller has stepped down as showrunner for Apple’s science fiction anthology show Amazing Stories, reports The Hollywood Reporter. Fuller, the creator of Pushing Daisies and Hannibal, began developing the revival of the 1980s show in 2015 with NBC. Apple picked up the series in 2017 in its bid to create its own original content.

The Hollywood Reporter says Fuller departed the project over creative differences with Apple, which wanted a more family-friendly take than the darker Black Mirror-style show Fuller envisioned. This is a familiar story: Fuller spearheaded CBS’ revival of Star Trek, but stepped aside due to his workload on Amazing Stories and Starz’s American Gods. In November, he and Michael Green stepped down from work on A…

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