In this new iteration, Beavis and Butt-Head are entering a whole new Gen Z world. Comedy Central has ordered two seasons of the new series with meta-themes relatable to both new and old fans - Gen X parents and their Gen Z kids. Judge is set to write, produce and provide voice over for both iconic characters.
After being laid off from the assembly line at the GM factory, a seemingly ordinary man makes the extraordinary decision to provide for his family by following his dream of becoming a professional bowler. Based on professional bowler Tom Smallwood's life.
Better Call Saul is getting an animated spinoff series. AMC Networks has revealed the company's new slate of original digital series heading into development, and the list includes a new season of the Emmy-winning digital series Better Call Saul Employee Training featuring all-new characters from the show. Also on the list is Slippin' Jimmy, an animated series derived from the world of Better Call Saul set in the lovable conman's younger years.
Set many years before the events of Better Call Saul, Slippin' Jimmy follows the adventures of young Jimmy and Chuck McGill and friends back home in Cicero, Illinois. It is created in the "retro style of Fat Albert" and "each episode nods to everything from spaghetti Westerns to Buster Keaton to After Hours."
Falcon joins Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, Black Widow, Hawkeye, and Thor as the newest member of The Avengers. Together, they embark on thrilling adventures.
Falcon serves as the main eyes and ears of the viewer, providing an immersive experience. Join the team as they fight to save the world from evil forces.
Golden Boy follows the journey of a young cop who quickly climbs the ranks, becoming a detective and eventually Police Commissioner.
With a gripping storyline and outstanding performances, the series explores the challenges and sacrifices of pursuing one's ambitions in the cutthroat world of law enforcement.
Marvel Entertainment has announced a brand new series heading to Disney+. Fury Files is a new informational program that will teach fans about their favorite Marvel heroes and villains using a combination of motion comic art and scenes cut from popular Marvel animated shows like Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes and X-Men: The Animated Series.
Steve McGarrett leads the Hawaiian State Police and, with his partner Danny Williams, tackles the most difficult criminal cases on the island.
Hawaii Five-0 is a modern reimagining of the 1970s series, following the elite task force as they combat organized crime in paradise.
"Human Target" is a show by WBTV, DC Comics and McG's Wonderland and based on the DC Comics title. Christopher Chance is the mysterious security-for-hire protecting his clients by becoming the Human target. With every mission he learns the truth and Chance's dark history will also unravel.
Pushing Daisies follows Ned, a man with the power to revive the dead with a touch. However, the revived can only stay alive for a minute before someone else dies.
This romantic drama explores the peculiar world of Ned and his ability to bring back the dead, while also navigating his complicated love life.
Nine people experience a life-changing event when they are held hostage during a bank robbery gone wrong. The 52-hour standoff will have deadly consequences.
The aftermath of the hostage crisis will alter the lives of those involved forever. Each person will be forced to confront the trauma of their experience.
Killer Instinct details the chilling stories behind the bizarre and deviant crimes committed by San Francisco's most aberrant criminals - and the detectives whose job it is to stop them.
From the Emmy Award-winning creator of Ally McBeal and The Practice, comes David E. Kelley's newest series, Boston Public. The show is a dramatic, sometimes comedic, behind-the-scenes look at the personal and professional lives of teachers working at a midsize high school in Boston.
A hit dark comedy set in a St. Louis bus terminal with an alcoholic protagonist surrounded by losers, hookers, and street people.
The show addressed issues of race, class, gender, and substance addiction. NBC removed everything that made it interesting, leading to a bland fourth season.