USA Orders Graceland to Series

USA Network has ordered Graceland to series. We're not entirely sure this is a "telemystery" even though it features agents from the FBI, DEA, and U.S. Customs. The premise is they are forced to live together — undercover — in a beach house in Southern California. What exactly they're doing there is still a bit of a mystery to us.

Here's the official description of the show, which sounds more drama-ish than crime drama-ish:

Daniel Sunjata stars as the house's senior FBI agent Paul Briggs, who has a legendary past but traded in his suit and tie for a more zen existence. Aaron Tveit plays Mike Warren, a freshly minted FBI agent just out of the Academy and dripping wet behind the ears. Vanessa Ferlito stars as strong-willed DEA agent Catherine "Charlie" Lopez; Brandon Jay McLaren plays Dale Jakes, a quick-tempered U.S. Customs agent, and Manny Montana plays FBI agent Joe "Johnny" Tuturro, the fun-loving prankster of the house. The series pilot also stars Scottie Thompson as Lauren Kincaid, a loyal and determined DEA agent dealing with the repercussions of her wounded partner, along with Courtney B. Vance as Quantico Section Chief special agent Sam Campbell and Jay Karnes as DEA group supervisor Gerry Silvo.

Graceland is created by Jeff Eastin, who is also responsible for White Collar, one of our favorite series, so we're willing to follow along here for a while.