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Netflix Develops The Everlasting as Time-Loop Fantasy Series
television2 months ago

Netflix Develops The Everlasting as Time-Loop Fantasy Series

Netflix is developing a series adaptation of Alix E. Harrow’s fantasy novel The Everlasting after winning the rights in a competitive situation. Daphne Ferraro will write and executive produce alongside Harrow and producers Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Katy Rozelle and Lea Cuello, with Universal Global Television behind the project. The time-loop fantasy follows Sir Una Everlasting, a legendary female knight, and a historian who is sent back through time; if ordered to series, it would join Netflix’s slate of literary adaptations like The Queen’s Gambit and Bridgerton.

Peacock Greenlights Dungeon Crawler Carl TV Series From Seth MacFarlane
entertainment2 months ago

Peacock Greenlights Dungeon Crawler Carl TV Series From Seth MacFarlane

Peacock has ordered a straight-to-series adaptation of Matt Dinniman’s LitRPG novel Dungeon Crawler Carl, developed by Seth MacFarlane’s Fuzzy Door and Universal Global Television. Dinniman will be a co-exec producer, and the story follows two survivors of an alien-corporation resource operation who must compete in a dungeon crawl reality show. The eight-book series is ongoing, with the latest volume released May 12, 2026, and two more sequels planned; no premiere date has been announced.

NBCUniversal Consolidates UCP and UIS Into Universal Global Television
business2 months ago

NBCUniversal Consolidates UCP and UIS Into Universal Global Television

NBCUniversal is merging UCP and Universal International Studios into a new Universal Global Television (UGT) led by Beatrice Springborn, with Erin Underhill and Toby Gorman in key posts; the restructure cuts six UCP/UIS roles and 22 more across USG, NBC and Peacock as part of a Versant-related realignment. UGT will also oversee Carnival Films, Working Title Television and Heyday Television, unifying development and production for U.S. and U.K. markets, though no full merger of all scripted units is planned.