CBS All Access Eyes Fall & Late 2020 Premieres For Richard Linklater Docuseries, ‘The Stand’, More

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.

thicc soles. Like the aforementioned boots, loafers are another undisputed fall cart champion—and each season welcomes fresh iterations with block heels, faux croc, snakeskin, and shiny buckles.

Peter White Television EditorLate Night With Seth Meyers is looking to return to 30 Rock in the fall.This comes after The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon returned to 30 Rock a few weeks ago and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and The Late Late Show with James Corden are returning to the studio today.“We’ve been really lucky that Jimmy and the Tonight Show have been back in 30 Rock forging a path and making a path for the rest of us. We’re definitely aiming on sooner rather than later.

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.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVThe long-gestating American Song Contest series is getting close to fruition and is now targeting a debut during the holiday season 2021.

SPOILER ALERT - This post contains spoilers from the season premiere of Big Brother: All Stars!

Also Read: Summer TV 2020: Premiere Dates for New and Returning Shows (Photos)Tuesday, Aug. 18 8 p.m. — “Dead Pixels” (The CW, network debut of Season 1)Monday, Sept. 21 8 p.m.

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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.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorViacomCBS has taken the wraps off an expanded version of CBS All Access, described as a “preview” of a rebranding of the streaming service in early 2021.The newly fortified offering adds about 3,500 episodes of programming.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorViacomCBS is playing the tonnage game with CBS All Access, paving the way for the launch of a renamed version of the direct-to-consumer streaming service in early 2021.CBS All Access is adding 70 shows — representing more than 3,500 episodes in all — from legacy Viacom cable networks including BET, Comedy Central, MTV and Nickelodeon.

Streaming services continue to leave their mark on award season as the 2020 Emmys announces its nominees.

Janet W. Lee In today’s TV news roundup, CBS All Access released the premiere date of “Star Trek Discovery” Season 3, and HBO announced the premiere date of “We Are Who We Are.”CBS All Access has announced Season 3 of “Star Trek: Discovery” will premiere Oct. 15 on the streaming service.

above. In it, Sonequa Martin-Green (Commander Michael Burnham) looks toward the stars while holding a tattered United Federation of Planets flag.In the Season 2 finale, Burnham was separated from the Discovery crew when she entered a wormhole wearing a time travel suit, flinging her 900 years into the future (and well past any timeline established in other “Trek” television shows).

told The Post that the finale was “exhilarating,” borrowing a line from the original series’ star William Shatner, “We are boldly going where no one has gone before — come on!”The surge forward — leaving behind the crew of the USS Enterprise, including Captain Pike (Anson Mount) and Spock (Ethan Peck) — opened up a strange, new world of possibilities and potential for facing new life and new civilizations.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterEnergize! The third season of Star Trek: Discovery has set a date to beam down to CBS All Access. New episodes from the 13-episode third season will be available on the streamer weekly on Thursdays starting on October 15.The premiere date for season 3 was unveiled with a video of Commander Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) planting a tattered Federation flag on a desolate planet — which seems to be picking up right where season 2 left off.

CBS All Access' spinoff, , which reunites Spock (), Captain Pike () and Number One (), is moving right along.The new series, announced back in May, will follow the iconic characters in the decade before Captain Kirk boarded the USS Enterprise, as they explore new worlds around the galaxy. producer confirmed Thursday during the Universe panel at Comic-Con@Home that the writers' room has already opened and the team is hard at work at crafting the first season, which will consist of 10