During an Investor Day presentation on Wednesday, ViacomCBS introduced the full line-up of shows and films that will be available on the Paramount+ service. CBS All Access will rebrand as Paramount+ on March 4.

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• The Paramount+ catalog will feature 30,000 TV episodes, 2,500 movie titles, and over 1,000 news and sports-themed programs.
• More than 50 new shows will debut on Paramount+ during its first two years in operation.
• Several upcoming Paramount studio films will also come to the streamer after a 45-day theatrical window, including the latest sequels to "Mission: Impossible" and "A Quiet Place."
• Several current CBS All Access originals -- including 3 "Star Trek" series, "The Good Fight," and "Why Women Kill" -- will continue as rebranded Paramount+ Originals.
• Paramount+ will offer two subscription tiers: a basic plan, with ads, for $5/month and a $10/month premium plan that's ad-free and includes additional content from CBS Sports.

We're devoting most of today's issue to covering all of the content announced yesterday for Paramount+. We'll include some other streaming headlines in today's Quick Hits section, and be back with a normal issue tomorrow.

PARAMOUNT+ SCRIPTED DRAMA SERIES

HALO: Original sci-fi action series based on the Xbox video game franchise, about a future war between humanity and an alien threat known as "The Covenant." Pablo Schreiber ("Den of Thieves") stars as Master Chief alongside Natascha McElhone ("Californication") as Dr. Halsey.

CRIMINAL MINDS: Few details are available about this reboot of the long-running procedural, except that it will break from the traditional format by focusing on just a single investigation over 10 episodes. No word yet on whether any cast members from the original 15-season run plan to return.

STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS: The latest "Star Trek" spin-off is a direct prequel to the original series, set during Christopher Pike's tenure as captain of the U.S.S. Enterprise, prior to Captain Kirk's arrival. (Mr. Spock will be on hand as Science Officer.)

FLASHDANCE: "Mad Men" vet Tracy McMillan will write and executive produce this modern-day update of the 1983 drama, which will follow a Black dancer who works at a strip club but dreams of joining the ballet. Angela Robinson ("True Blood") will direct.

THE ITALIAN JOB: "Hawaii Five-O" writer Matt Wheeler will write and executive produce this update of the 1969 Michael Caine heist thriller, which was remade in 2003 with Mark Wahlberg and Charlize Theron. The new series revolves around the grandchildren of Caine's character from the original movie, Charlie Croker, who embark on a new quest after inhering the old man's safety deposit box.

THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH: A new take on the classic sci-fi novel by Walter Tevis, whose writing also inspired 2020's "The Queen's Gambit," starring Chiwetel Ejiofor as an alien who arrives on Earth at a turning point for the human species. The "Clarice" team of Alex Kurtzman and Jenny Lumet will write and executive produce the adaptation. Tevis' novel previously inspired a (very good!) 1976 film starring David Bowie.

LOVE STORY: "Gossip Girl" and "The O.C." creators Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage will reteam for this new take on the 1970 romantic drama, one of several new Paramount+ shows based on the studio's classic films.

THE PARALLAX VIEW: Paula Wagner ("Marshall") will produce this series update of the 1974 conspiracy thriller, which starred Warren Beatty as a journalist investigating a shadowy organization's connection to a string of political assassinations. 

LAND MAN: Drama series about the world of oil drilling in West Texas, following both the roughnecks who work the rigs and the billionaires who fund them. The series is one of several headed to Paramount+ via "Yellowstone" creator Taylor Sheridan.

MAYOR OF KINGSTOWN: Another show from Taylor Sheridan, this one follows a powerful family in Kingstown, Michigan, where incarceration is the most important local industry. Jeremy Renner will star as the literal Mayor of Kingstown, Mike McLusky. "Training Day" director Antoine Fuqua is on board as an executive producer.

Y:1883: "Yellowstone" spin-off set in the titular year, following members of the Dutton family as they journey west across the Great Plains seeking new opportunity.

6666: Another "Yellowstone" spin-off, this one's a period show about "world class cowboys," set on a massive West Texas ranch where "the rule of law and the laws of nature merge."

THE OFFER: An original 10-episode limited series about the making of the classic Paramount film "The Godfather," told from the perspective of Oscar-winning producer Al Ruddy. "Escape at Dannemora" vet Michael Tolkin wrote the script; Ruddy himself executive produced.

DAILY CALENDAR

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25

PUNKY BREWSTER: In Peacock's reboot of the classic '80s sitcom, former foster kid Punky (Soleil Moon Frye) is now a divorced mother of three, who agrees to take in an orphan in need. Cherie Johnson also returns from the original series as Punky's best friend; Freddie Prinze Jr. joins the crew as Punky's ex. [Peacock]

SNOWFALL: The FX crime drama series -- looking back on the 1980s crack epidemic as it spread through Los Angeles -- is back for a fourth season. The series was co-created by late "Boyz in the Hood" director John Singleton. New episodes will air Wednesdays on FX and hit Hulu on Thursdays. [Hulu]

CLOSE ENOUGH: The animated series for adults -- from "Regular Show" creator J.G. Quintel -- returns for a second season. Quintel and Gabrielle Walsh star as 30-something parents who agree to move into a cramped L.A. duplex with their divorced friends (Jessica DiCicco and Jason Mantzoukas) to save money. [HBO Max]

MILLENNIALS: Debut sitcom from producer Bentley Kyle Evans (who previously co-created "Martin" and "The Jamie Foxx Show") centering on four ambitious 20-something roommates who are all trying to make it big in Los Angeles. Kyle Massey, Aaron Grady, Philip Bolden, Teresa "Topnotch" Celeste, and Keraun "King Keraun" Harris co-star. [ALLBLK]

LUDA CAN'T COOK: One-hour unscripted special featuring actor and rapper Chris "Ludacris" Bridges taking basic lessons in the kitchen -- with a focus on Indian cuisine -- from James Beard Award-nominated chef Meherwan Irani. [Discovery+]

THE DARK AND THE WICKED: 2020 horror film about siblings who return home to visit their ailing father, but discover a sinister presence has invaded their family's Texas farmhouse. Marin Ireland, Michael Abbott Jr. and Xander Berkeley co-star. [Shudder]

HIGH-RISE INVASION: Debut anime series based on the manga by Tsuina Miura and Takahiro Oba, about a high school student who finds herself trapped in an alternate reality made up of massive skyscrapers and populated by masked killers. [Netflix]

GEEZ & ANN: Teen romantic drama feature from Indonesia about a shy and sensitive girl (Hanggini) who falls for the most popular guy at her school (Junior Roberts). [Netflix]

PARAMOUNT+ COMEDY SHOWS AND FILMS

FRASIER: Kelsey Grammer will reprise his role as Dr. Frasier Crane for a new revival of the classic NBC series, 17 years after its original series finale. No word yet on whether supporting cast members -- including David Hyde Pierce and Jane Leeves -- will return.

BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD MOVIE: This new animated film will serve as a complement to Comedy Central's forthcoming "Beavis and Butt-head" series revival. It will be the duo's second feature, after 1996's "Beavis and Butt-head Do America."

THE WEEKLY SHOW WITH TREVOR NOAH: The "Daily Show" host will star in and produce this six-episode limited series, which will take a closer, more intimate look at some of the people behind the day's biggest news stories. 

INSIDE AMY SCHUMER: The Comedy Central sketch series will return for five new Paramount+ specials, its first new content since 2016. (Schumer had been contracted for a fifth season that never materialized.)

RENO 911! THE HUNT FOR QANON: A feature-lengthed update of the heavily-improvised Comedy Central series, in which the men and women of the Reno Sheriff's Department will investigate a notorious conspiracy theory.

WORKAHOLICS MOVIE: The Comedy Central series will return with a new film featuring original stars Blake Anderson, Adam DeVine, Anders Holm, and Kyle Newacheck.

THE GAME: The CW/BET comedy-drama series -- which wrapped in 2015 after 9 seasons -- will return with a mix of original cast members and new faces. The series, which started life as a spin-off of "Girlfriends," takes a behind the scenes look at the world of professional football.

GREASE: THE RISE OF THE PINK LADIES: Prequel series set during the school year prior to the iconic musical, which details the founding of the "Pink Ladies" by Frenchy's older sister, Jane. 

GUILTY PARTY: Kate Beckinsale stars in this original dark comedy series as a discredited journalist investigating the case of a young mother who's been arrested for killing her husband.

THE HARPER HOUSE: Animated comedy from co-creators Katie Krentz ("Star Trek: Lower Decks") and Brad Neely ("China, IL") about a family full of oddballs which moves from the rich side to the poor side of their small Arkansas hometown.

YOUNGER: The seventh and final season of the TV Land series from "Sex and the City" creator Darren Star, starring Sutton Foster as an editor who lies about her age to secure her dream job, will debut on Paramount+ before hitting the cable network.

PARAMOUNT+ KIDS AND FAMILY CONTENT

AVATAR: Mike DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko -- the original creators of the iconic animated series "Avatar: The Last Airbender" and its follow-up "The Legend of Korra" -- have started their own studio and will produce a range of "Avatar"-inspired content for Paramount+ and Nickelodeon. The first project will be an animated theatrical film. (Netflix is also currently working on a live-action "Avatar: The Last Airbender" series, without DiMartino or Konietzko's involvement.)

RUGRATS: The classic Nickelodeon cartoon is back with a new animation style, but the same voice cast of E.G. Daily, Nancy Cartwright, Cheryl Chase, Cree Summer, and Kath Soucie.

STAR TREK: PRODIGY: Developed by Nickelodeon, this computer-animated series is the first "Star Trek" property designed purposefully with younger viewers in mind. 

THE FAIRLY ODDPARENTS: The long-running animated series -- about a 10-year-old boy with two fairy godparents -- will return with a live-action reboot.

DORA THE EXPLORER: The 7-year-old with the purple backpack and a love for tackling new quests and challenges will return in a live-action series aimed at kids ages 6 to 11.

iCARLY: The Nickelodeon kids' sitcom will return with original cast members Miranda Cosgrove, Nathan Kress, and Jerry Trainor (but not Jeanette McCurdy, who has declined to take part). The original series ran from 2007 to 2012.

KAMP KORAL: SPONGEBOB'S UNDER YEARS: The first-ever "SpongeBob" spin-off is a prequel looking back at the summer when Bikini Bottom's most famous residents met for the first time.

PARAMOUNT UNSCRIPTED AND REALITY CONTENT

THE REAL WORLD HOMECOMING: NEW YORK: Reunion series bringing back the castmates from the very first season of MTV's "The Real World," and moving them back into the New York loft where it all started. This show will launch along with Paramount+ on March 4.

THE CHALLENGE: ALL STARS: 22 of the toughest veterans from past "Real World" and "Road Rules" seasons will compete in a string of rigorous competitions for a shot at $500,000.

ROAD RULES: The MTV reality competition series jumps to Paramount+ with an entirely new cast ready to traverse the country in an RV, solve puzzles, and tackle challenges, all without any of the comforts of home.

QUEEN OF THE UNIVERSE: Debut singing competition featuring an international line-up of drag queens from World of Wonder, the studio behind "RuPaul's Drag Race."

RUPAUL'S DRAG RACE ALL-STARS: In this sixth "All-Stars" season, favorite contestants from "Drag Race" history will return for a chance to win $100,000 and a coveted spot in the "Drag Race Hall of Fame."

DATING NAKED: The VH1 reality dating game show -- which aired for 3 seasons from 2014 to 2016 -- will return for Paramount+. Participants get to know one another intimately by spending some time together in the nude.

INK MASTER: Another returning reality competition series, this one aired on Spike TV (which was later rebranded as Paramount Network) from 2012-2020, and features tattoo artists tackling head-to-head challenges.

LOVE ISLAND ON PARAMOUNT+: Companion series to the CBS reality dating show featuring exclusive content straight from The Villa.

BIG BROTHER LIVE FEEDS: Superfans with Paramount+ can check out ALL the action in the "Big Brother" house, even the stuff that gets left out of the actual episodes.

PARAMOUNT+ NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY CONTENT

60 MINUTES+: An expansion of the "60 Minutes" franchise specifically for Paramount+ featuring correspondents Enrique Acevedo, Seth Doane, Wes Lowery, and Laurie Segall.

THE REAL CRIMINAL MINDS: True-crime docuseries featuring a real FBI profiler examining actual cases and criminals, using clips and episodes from the long-running CBS procedural series as examples. Details remain scarce but it's likely a "Criminal Minds" cast member will host.

76 DAYS: Intimate documentary feature chronicling the earliest days of the COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan, China, with a focus on frontline hospital workers and their patients. The film is on the shortlist of potential 2020 Oscar nominees for Best Documentary Feature.

FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE: This hybrid of comedy and true-crime docuseries from stars/creators Mike Mildon and Jackson Rowe follows the search for Harold Heaven, who disappeared from a remote Ontario, Canada, cabin in 1934.

SIR ALEX FERGUSON: NEVER GIVE IN: Documentary profile of the Scottish soccer legend who managed Manchester United from 1986 to 2013.

WATERGATE: Docuseries from MTV Studios chronicling the history of the Watergate scandal, and drawing parallels to today's political landscape.

STORIES FROM THE BEAUTIFUL GAME: Not much information was released about this original soccer docuseries, which comes from CBS Sports UEFA producer Pete Radovich. It's one of several soccer-themed films and shows coming to Paramount+ over the next few years.

THE LIE DETECTOR: A true-crime series produced by the team behind "48 Hours," profiling a Texas Ranger who spent decades looking into "the most twisted and high-profile murder cases."

PARAMOUNT+ MUSIC SERIES

BEHIND THE MUSIC: The VH1 docuseries returns with new episodes looking back at the careers and work of some of today's leading artists and groups. The series originally ran from 1997 to 2014.

FROM CRADLE TO STAGE: Debut six-part series, directed by Foo Fighter Dave Grohl, and inspired by his mother Virginia Hanlon Grohl's book: "From Cradle to Stage: Stories From the Mothers Who Rocked and Raised Rock Stars." Episodes will explore the relationships between successful musicians and their moms.

UNPLUGGED: The iconic MTV concert series -- in which artists perform intimate, usually acoustic sets in front of small crowds -- will return to Paramount+ with a few special events per year.

YO! MTV RAPS: The classic MTV hip-hop showcase -- which first debuted on MTV Europe in 1987 and moved to the US in '88 -- will return with new hosts and a new format, combining live performances and "lifestyle content."

QUICK HITS

• This company is reinventing home and renters insurance. Get a quote to see how much you could save.*
• Director David Fincher and his "Seven" screenwriter Andrew Kevin Walker will reteam for Netflix's feature adaptation of the graphic novel "The Killer"; Michael Fassbender may star.
• Netflix released a teaser for Zack Snyder's upcoming heist/zombie film "Army of the Dead," which will bow on May 21.
• Steven Soderbergh will direct the agoraphobia thriller "KIMI" -- starring Zoë Kravitz, from a script by David Koepp ("Jurassic Park") -- for HBO Max.
• Disney+ set a number of new premiere dates: "Star Wars" animated series "The Bad Batch" will debut on May 4, while the MCU spin-off series "Loki" will land on June 11.
• Hasbro and Amazon are developing a live-action TV series based on the character of Lady Jaye from the G.I. Joe universe and toyline; Adrianne Palicki played the character in 2013's "G.I. Joe: Retaliation."
• Netflix renewed the Spanish drama series Elite for a fifth season.
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