A live-action Dungeon Crawler Carl TV series is in the works at Peacock with Seth MacFarlane set to executive produce.

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There's a ton of movies arriving to the platform starting on April 1, followed by various Peacock exclusives and originals throughout the month.

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It's actually happening.

Peacock is ringing in April 2026 with a full slate of new releases for anyone in search of entertainment, with a wide range of TV shows, movies, documentaries, and comedy specials. The Minature Wife,

The live-action “Dungeon Crawler Carl” TV series is now officially in development at Peacock, Variety has learned. Based on the LitRPG book series of the same name by Matt Dinniman, the project was originally acquired Universal International Studios in early 2025,

Peacock is about to get weird in April. The NBC-owned streamer has lined up a collection of new and classic titles that are a little bit different and a whole lot entertaining. At the top of Watch With Us‘ binge-watch list is Five Nights at Freddy’s 2,

Peacock has officially put a live-action Dungeon Crawler Carl TV series into development, marking the next step for the popular LitRPG franchise.

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