Everything to Know About Paramount+ — Including Every Show It’s Rebooting

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Everything to Know About Paramount+ — Including Every Show It's Rebooting

Get ready for a "mountain of entertainment!" That was the phrasing used by Paramount+ during their streaming event on February 24, announcing a large slate of content they are rolling out following their March 4​​​ launch. CBS All Access will automatically become Paramount+ on the launch date and will include content from BET, CBS, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, Paramount Pictures and the Smithsonian Channel. In addition to new series and films, Paramount+ will include more than 1,000 live sporting events per year. Regular season games, playoffs and championships will be available across multiple properties, including The NFL on CBS, The Masters, NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship, National Women's Soccer League and the PGA Tour. On the news front, Paramount+ subscribers will get the classic CBS News programs, livestreams of local affiliates in over 200 markets and CBS, a 24-hour streaming news service. Additionally, the new series 60 Minutes+ will offer new perspectives on investigative reporting and exclusive newsmaker interviews. 48 Hours Original: The Lie Detector, a true crime docuseries, will also be available to stream. For parents looking for content for their children, Paramount+ may be of interest, with SpongeBob SquarePants, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and PAW Patrol living on the streaming platform, as well as Nickelodeon’s library of nearly 7,000 episodes. Of course, the biggest news that came out of the presentation was the number of revivals and reboots Paramount+ would be debuting, as their list of original content is filled with non-original ideas. For all the details on Paramount+, including the price points and what movies are coming when, scroll through the gallery below: [podcast_block]

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Everything to Know About Paramount+ — Including Every Show It's Rebooting

Get ready for a "mountain of entertainment!" That was the phrasing used by Paramount+ during their streaming event on February 24, announcing a large slate of content they are rolling out following their March 4​​​ launch. CBS All Access will automatically become Paramount+ on the launch date and will include content from BET, CBS, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, Paramount Pictures and the Smithsonian Channel. In addition to new series and films, Paramount+ will include more than 1,000 live sporting events per year. Regular season games, playoffs and championships will be available across multiple properties, including The NFL on CBS, The Masters, NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship, National Women's Soccer League and the PGA Tour. On the news front, Paramount+ subscribers will get the classic CBS News programs, livestreams of local affiliates in over 200 markets and CBS, a 24-hour streaming news service. Additionally, the new series 60 Minutes+ will offer new perspectives on investigative reporting and exclusive newsmaker interviews. 48 Hours Original: The Lie Detector, a true crime docuseries, will also be available to stream. For parents looking for content for their children, Paramount+ may be of interest, with SpongeBob SquarePants, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and PAW Patrol living on the streaming platform, as well as Nickelodeon’s library of nearly 7,000 episodes. Of course, the biggest news that came out of the presentation was the number of revivals and reboots Paramount+ would be debuting, as their list of original content is filled with non-original ideas. For all the details on Paramount+, including the price points and what movies are coming when, scroll through the gallery below: [podcast_block]

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How Much Is It?

The ad-supported tier will cost $4.99 per month, one dollar less than it currently is as CBS All Access. The commercial-free subscription will cost $9.99 per month.

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Which New Shows Are Coming

Yellowstone is getting a prequel, Y:1883, and a spinoff, 6666, and creator Taylor Sheridan is launching a new series, Mayor of Kingstown, starring Jeremy Renner. Also on the list is Halo, a show based on the Xbox game franchise; a new Kenya Barris show; spinoffs of The Daily Show With Trevor Noah and Reno: 911; new seasons of Star Trek: Discovery, Star Trek: Lower Decks and Inside Amy Schumer; and the final season of Younger.

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What Scripted Reboots Are Coming?

Paramount+ will include a Frasier revival with Kelsey Grammer; a Criminal Minds reboot; and movies based on Workaholics and Beavis & Butthead. Series adaptations of movies The Italian Job, Love Story, Fatal Attraction, Parallax View and Flashdance are also in the works.

Additionally, a Rugrats show, a new Avatar: The Last Airbender series, an iCarly reboot and live-action versions of Dora the Explorer and The Fairly OddParents are coming, as well as a Grease prequel series, Grease: The Rise of the Pink Ladies.

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What About Reality TV?

Big Brother Live Feeds, Dating Naked, Ink Master, Love Island on Paramount+, Queen of the Universe, Road Rules and RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars are all coming to the streaming service. MTV’s Behind the Music, Yo! MTV Raps and Unplugged are each getting revived.

As previously announced, The Real World is returning, kicking off with a reunion of the New York cast. Additionally, The Challenge is getting an All Stars spinoff.

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Will There Be Movies?

Many Paramount Pictures films will stream exclusively on Paramount+ following a 30 to 45-day theatrical release window, including A Quiet Place Part II, PAW PATROL: The Movie, Mission: Impossible 7 and Top Gun: Maverick. The service’s film library contains more than 2,500 titles.