Rachel Bloom has found her TV follow-up to “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.”

Bloom will executive produce and act in a pilot for Pop TV called “Mother Mary.” The potential series is a modern-day, comedic spin on the biblical story of Mary. The ViacomCBS cable network has also set a premiere date for “One Day at a Time,” which it revived after Netflix canceled the critically acclaimed comedy in 2019.

“Mother Mary” is based on an Upright Citizens Brigade web series from Casey Feigh (“What We Do in the Shadows”) and Dan Gregor, who was a writer and consulting producer on “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” (Feigh also acted in one episode of the CW series). They’re writing the pilot with star Betsy Sodaro (Netflix’s “Disjointed,” Comedy Central’s “Another Period”), who developed the character, with Gregor set to direct.

All three will exec produce along with Bloom and Jax Media’s Tony Hernandez and Brooke Posch (Pop’s “Florida Girls,” Netflix’s “Russian Doll”). Production on the CBS Television Studios project is set to begin next month.

“Mother Mary” will explore what happens when the most irresponsible and lazy human on Earth is impregnated by immaculate conception. Sodaro stars as a reimagined version of Mary, and Bloom will appear in the pilot as Christa Anton, the mother of the antichrist.

“The overall production deal we have with the Devil hasn’t born any fruit to date, but when he pitched this show with Rachel Bloom attached, we just couldn’t say no,” Justin Rosenblatt, executive VIP original programming and development at Pop TV, said on Monday in a statement.

(SD-Agencies)