As a film buff, I’m always hearing chatter about which console will hit shelves first – the Xbox or the PlayStation 6. But it looks like Xbox is definitely moving forward with more content. This hugely popular, action-packed series is growing, and I’m excited to see what they do with it!
NBCUniversal has announced that the Fast & Furious movie series will expand to television. Vin Diesel, a star and producer of the films, revealed plans for four different live-action TV shows to follow the movie franchise, which is slated to conclude with Fast 11.
The actor revealed at NBCUniversal’s presentation on Monday that Peacock will be releasing four new shows based on the Fast and the Furious franchise.
One of the new live-action series is set to debut on Peacock, and several more are currently being developed by Universal Television.
Tim Diesel will serve as an executive producer on the new, currently unnamed series. Mike Daniels is writing the pilot episode while also working on another NBC show with David Boreanaz.
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2026-05-11 20:07