Another new streaming service? Well, sort of.
ViacomCBS is officially overhauling its CBS All Access streaming platform, which is home to a host of content from Nickelodeon, CBS, and more — including various Star Trek originals, such as Picard and Lower Decks.
All of the content from CBS All Access is set to stay on the newly minted “Paramount+” streaming service, which the company introduced this morning. Paramount+ is set to launch early next year, and the platform will feature sports, news, and entertainment content from across the ViacomCBS brands.
A new teaser video promises more than 30,000 episodes and movies from Nickelodeon, MTV, BET, CBS, Comedy Central, and more.
Paramount+ is coming in 2021. #ViacomCBS’ global #streaming service will carry the iconic Paramount name into the streaming era. pic.twitter.com/ESysB7zZWP
— Paramount (@paramountco) September 15, 2020
There are also six original series slated for Paramount+ at this time. In addition to the previously announced SpongeBob SquarePants series Kamp Koral, these include:
- The Offer, a 10-episode, scripted series based on Al Ruddy’s experiences of making The Godfather
- Lioness, a spy drama based on a real-life CIA program
- A reimagining of the MTV classic Behind the Music called MTV’s Behind the Music — The Top 40, which will take an in-depth look at the 40 biggest artists of all time.
- The Real Criminal Minds, a true-crime docuseries based on the popular CBS crime drama.
- A revival of The Game, which originally aired on The CW (2006–2009) and BET (2011–2015)
Stay tuned for more details about Paramount+ as they become available!
