For San Francisco film lovers, we are pleased to present this story from “The Moving Picture.”

TNT has given the greenlight to Ray Romano’s hour-long character drama Men of a Certain Age, report the trades.

The series stars Romano alongside Andre Braugher and Scott Bakula, and is focused on three forty-something college buddies who are each coming to terms with a midlife that doesn’t live up to their previous expectations.

It was created by Romano and Mike Royce (Everybody Loves Raymond), who will serve as show runner. Romano and Royce also hold the title of executive producer, along with Rory Rosegarten and Cary Hoffman.

Age marks the third pilot in the past week to be greenlit by TNT, with the network announcing 10-episode orders for the hospital drama Time Heals, starring Jada Pinkett Smith, and the Jerry Bruckheimer-produced cop show The Line, starring Dylan McDermott.

While a production start date still hasn’t been set, TNT is targeting a January 2010 premiere.

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