CBS All Access Adds Tranche Of MTV, BET, Comedy Central Episodes In Expansion Ahead Of 2021 Rebrand

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorApple is officially in the bundling game: Starting Monday, Apple TV Plus subscribers can add ViacomCBS’s CBS All Access and Showtime streaming services together for a deep discount — 52% off compared with the services purchased separately.Apple TV Plus is advertising it as a “two-for-one” deal. Customers of Apple TV Plus (regularly $4.99/month), can now purchase CBS All Access with no ads and Showtime for just $9.99 per month after a seven-day free trial.

Also Read: How ViacomCBS Plans to Reinvent CBS All Access for the Streaming Era“These ground-breaking and hilarious programs are cultural touchstones and we are excited about the diverse group of comedic voices they will bring to HBO Max. We know our audiences will want to watch again and again,” said Michael Quigley, EVP Content Acquisitions, WarnerMedia.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe Comedy Central shows “The Other Two” and “South Side” are moving to HBO Max.In a deal between Comedy Central Productions and the streaming service, the first seasons of both shows will become available on HBO Max in 2021, with future seasons debuting exclusively on HBO Max instead of Comedy Central.In addition, HBO Max will become the exclusive streaming home of the Comedy Central series “Awkwafina is Nora from Queens.” The first season is now available on HBO Max.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVHBO Max has struck a programming deal with Comedy Central for three of its original live-action series.Under the pact, praised Comedy Central comedies The Other Two and South Side will migrate to the WarnerMedia platform and become HBO Max originals, starting with their upcoming second seasons.

LOS ANGELES -- The brazen humor of “The Ren & Stimpy Show” will be revisited in a new Comedy Central version of the animated series. The original program that was a hit for Nickelodeon will be reimagined in partnership with Nickelodeon Animation Studio, Comedy Central said Wednesday.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVEXCLUSIVE: CBS All Access has landed for development Remote, a remote workplace comedy from Ben Silverman, Paul Lieberstein and Big Breakfast, I have learned.

Comedy Central announced that it is officially reviving the cult animated 1990s hit “Ren & Stimpy” under a new creative team. The network announced Wednesday that the Emmy-nominated cult hit will be added to its ever-expanding roster of adult-skewing animated shows alongside “South Park,” the upcoming “Daria” spinoff, “Jodie,” and the newly announced “Bevis and Butt-Head” and “Clone High” revivals.

You’ve got to love the entire movie premise of a recent film—“Happy Happy Joy Joy: The Ren & Stimpy Story,” a documentary that debuted at Sundance earlier this year—and that posit being completely ignored just a few short months later.

Also Read: 'Clone High' Reboot From Original Creative Team in Development at MTV Studios“I grew up on MTV’s Animation Studios content where I’d run home from school to watch ‘Beavis and Butt-Head’ eating pretzels on my couch,” added Gish.

The Ren & Stimpy Show. Though the series originally aired for five seasons on Nickelodeon as part of the kids' lineup, a big element of the reimagining seems to be that it will be fully targeted toward adults.The Ren & Stimpy Show was created by John Kricfalusi and followed the adventures of its titular characters.

creator Jon Kricfalusi, the subject of a new documentary hitting streaming services Aug.

Daniel Holloway Executive Editor, TV“The Ren & Stimpy Show” is the most recent Viacom throwback getting a new life.Comedy Central announced Wednesday that it has ordered a revival of the ’90s animated series. The move comes amid a significant push into adult animation at ViacomCBS’ entertainment and youth group, which comprises most of the company’s cable brands and is headed by Chris McCarthy.

Nellie Andreeva, Denise Petski As part of a major push into adult animation, Comedy Central has given a series green light to a reimagening of the cult Emmy-nominated The Ren & Stimpy Show. Comedy Central has been tapping into IP across ViacomCBS to build an original animated slate around stalwart South Park.

The classic 90s cartoon The Ren & Stimpy Show has been revived by Comedy Central!

ViacomCBS' Comedy Central International and the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society on Monday unveiled theup-and-coming talent that will be featured in a recently announced series of stand-up comedy specials with a "virtual audience." Comedy Central at the Comedy Store star Jamali Maddix will host the series of 10 seven-minute long episodes.

CBS All Access is getting an infusion of new programming as it preps for a rebrand in 2021. The service will add more than 3,500 episodes from the Viacom family of networks, including BET, Comedy Central, MTV and Nickelodeon.

Stephen King's The Stand is heading back to the small screen — this time in the form of a 10-episode series coming to CBS All Access. King's 1978 novel is one of his most popular (and, currently, relevant) titles of all time and centers on a group of survivors who have managed to make it through a catastrophic plague, the Captain Trips virus, that cost the other 99 percent of the world their lives.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorKamp Koral, the first spinoff of cable TV mainstay SpongeBob SquarePants, is shifting from a planned debut on Nickelodeon to streaming on CBS All Access in 2021.The new show will premiere early next year on a soon-to-be-rebranded All Access platform.