Sky and Paramount Global Content Distribution have announced an exclusive partnership.
Together, they will bring a lineup of US premium drama, procedurals, kids and comedy content to Sky and Neon audiences.
The expansive deal includes exclusive access to new premium series from Showtime, Paramount+ and CBS.
Yellowstone fans can look forward to Luke Grimes reprising his role as Kayce Dutton. The upcoming spinoff, Y: Marshals, is set to premiere on Sky and Neon in early 2026.
The new deal also secures a slate of highly anticipated Taylor Sheridan projects, including The Madison and Dutton Ranch.
Much to look forward to
Sky and Neon customers will continue to have access to their favourite CBS, Showtime and Paramount+ shows. Tune in for Yellowjackets, Dexter, FBI, CIA and Boston Blue among many others.
They’ll also get a line-up from Showtime and Paramount+ originals. These include The Agency: Central Intelligence, Girl Taken and the latest instalments of Dexter with Dexter: Resurrection.
In addition, the deal gives access to thousands of hours of premium scripted and comedy library content. Everything from top CBS procedurals to Paramount’s iconic franchises Dexter, Billions, Ray Donovan and Twin Peaks will be avaiable.
The home of world-class entertainment
Sophie Moloney, Sky chief executive, says: “This is an expansive deal and represents a significant step forward in our entertainment strategy. We know what our customers watch, and we’re building on those insights to curate the content that resonates most with our audiences.
“Paramount’s Yellowstone was a standout for Sky customers in FY25, and this new deal ensures we can build on that success by securing the shows that matter most. With thousands of hours of premium drama, comedy and iconic franchises, this collaboration reinforces Sky as the home of world-class entertainment in New Zealand.”
Kevin MacLellan, president of global content distribution and international media at Paramount, adds: “Expanding our relationship with Sky in New Zealand allows us to bring an even wider range of proven IP and premium series to viewers in the market. This is a strategic step that contributes to a strong industry by ensuring compelling, dependable content remains accessible.”
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