Broadcast TV Series That Departed During The 2020-21 Season – A Photo Gallery

Peacock has acquired Civil War (Or, Who Do We Think We Are), a documentary from director Rachel Boynton whose EPs include Brad Pitt and Henry Louis Gates Jr. The film will bow June 17 on NBCUniversal’s streamer, then premiere on MSNBC in October.

Angelina Jolie is not only ‘bitterly disappointed’ by how the custody battle between her and Brad Pitt ended, she’s also about to forgive him anytime soon.

Following the heated custody battle for Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's children - Maddox, 19 (excluded as he's no longer a minor), Pax, 17, Zahara, 16, Shiloh, 14, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 12 - Brad was recently awarded joint custody in a temporary ruling. According to US Weekly, Angie is "bitterly disappointed" with the outcome which wasn't in her favour.

Friends: The Reunion aired recently across the world and it made everyone including the cast take a trip down memory lane as they got together after 17 years. The show which ran for 10 seasons between 1994 to 2004 garnered a huge fan base globally.

EXCLUSIVE: The century-old story of Bruce’s Beach, which has been garnering national attention amid an effort to return the land to the owners’ descendants, will be subject of a scripted TV series. The project, from Brad Pitt’s Plan B and Viola Davis and Julius Tennon’s JuVee Productions, is in development at Amazon Studios.

Filmax is bringing onto the market “The Roar of the Butterflies,” an ambitious period drama made with Pablo Bossi’s Gloriamundi and Disney Plus in Latin America.Focusing on the extreme courage of two women who stood up to one of the bloodiest dictators in Latin American history, the drama series is being brought into the open market at this week’s L.A.

picked up to series as a multi-platform release, with plans for the show to run on NBC and USA in addition to Peacock. An individual familiar with the situation attributed the move to Susan Rovner, who was appointed head of scripted programming for NBCU in September, about a month after the show was picked up.

The Joe Exotic scripted series, starring Kate McKinnon and John Cameron Mitchell, is going to stream exclusively on Peacock.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe “Joe Exotic” series starring Kate McKinnon and John Cameron Mitchell will now air only on Peacock instead of on the streamer, NBC, and USA Network as originally planned.The show received the multi-platform series order last year. According to an individual with knowledge of the production, the move comes as the multi-platform order was made prior to Susan Rovner assuming her role as chairman of entertainment content for NBCUniversal Television and Streaming.

IMDb TV is throwing its first big coming out party.