'The Thundermans Return' Goes Long-Term With New Series Starring Phoebe, Max, And Chloe

  The Thundermans   are staying in production living a double life. Fresh off the apparent success of the reunion movie  The Thundermans Return , the  Nickelodeon  superhero franchise is expanding again with a new series greenlight from Nickelodeon Studios, coming to both Nickelodeon and  Paramount+ . The new series, which hasn’t had its title revealed, will follow  Kira Kosarin  as Phoebe and Jack Griffo as Max Thunderman who are sent undercover to handle a new threat in the seaside town of Secret Shores and bring Chloe, played once again by Maya Le Clark, along to train her in superheroing. It seems Chloe will infiltrate the school the threat seems to be coming from, and she forms a bond with two classmates while they investigate the suspicious activity from within, and her new friends don’t know about her powers. The increasing danger of the threat forces the Thunderman trio to stay in town indefinitely. Due to this, the now adult-aged twins are now in charge of raising their younge

Paramount+ Picks Up ‘Colin From Accounts' Season 2



If you’ve been a fan of one of Paramount+’s international series and have been wondering whether the show will have a second season, let alone if the streamer will keep everything together, those fears can be put to rest. Australian hit Colin From Accounts has officially had its second season picked up.

Production has already begun on the new season, with Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer returning to write, executive produce and star. The series began with Ash (Dyer) spontaneously flashing her nipple at Gordon (Brammall), causing him to hit and injure a dog with his car. By the end of the first season, the incident sparked a romance between the “flawed but funny” Ash and Gordon that blossomed. Meanwhile, that now-disabled dog they have grown to love, and from whom the series gets its name, has new owners from whom the couple must pull off a rescue.

Colin From Accounts quickly won over audiences with its quirky, relatable storylines and lovable characters,” said Jeff Grossman, who is Paramount+’s Executive Vice President of Programming. “Patrick and Harriet are crafting another phenomenal season, and we can’t wait to share what is next for Ashley, Gordon and Colin.” Brammall and Dyer, who also serve as executive producers added “We’re super excited that Paramount+ has the good taste and exquisite judgment to renew us for another season.” Season 1 debuted on the streamer in November.

The series also stars Emma Harvie as Megan, Helen Thomson as Lynelle, Genevieve Hegney as Chiara, Michael Logo as Brett and Tai Hara as James. Commissioned by the Foxtel Group and co-produced by Easy Tiger Productions and CBS Studios, season two is distributed outside of Australia and New Zealand by Paramount Global Content Distribution. Co-production with an international partner helps to keep things cheap with global distribution rights affording larger companies like CBS Studios parent Paramount Global to sell the series internationally.

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