The devil works hard but television networks work harder.

How else to explain the fact that the year’s biggest news stories are already in production at various different companies? There’s not one but two Anna Delvey miniseries currently being written for Netflix and HBO. There’s already been an Elizabeth Holmes documentary at HBO, with a movie to follow. And Lifetime is hard at work on both a Jeffrey Epstein documentary and a TV movie about the infamous college admissions scandal in which both Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin were charged with fraudulently securing college places for their children.

The news about the Epstein documentary comes less than a month after the financier was arrested on federal charges of alleged sex trafficking of minors in both Florida and New York. According to Lifetime, Epstein’s documentary will be a four-part series in the same vein as the network’s Emmy-nominated Surviving R Kelly. Epstein’s documentary will follow the same formula as Lifetime’s series on Kelly, right down to the name: Surviving Jeffrey Epstein.

A Jeffrey Epstein documentary is already in the works