When HBO Max launches on May 27 , it'll be a mix of old favorites from the premium network, as well as all kinds of new originals.
And today HBO Max has announced the second wave of original shows that'll be coming later this summer.
"We want to provide audiences with a wide-ranging and consistent flow of high-quality programming across all genres," Sarah Aubrey, Head of Original Content, HBO Max, said in a press release. "From scripted series and intimate documentaries, to premium animation for kids and adults, to feature length films from teams at the top of their game, our creators bring it all, each with their own unique take, building a slate of originals that is nothing short of amazing."
Here's the full list of the second wave of originals coming to HBO Max:
- June 18: Karma — an unscripted kids adventure competition series hosted by YouTuber Michelle Khare
- June 25: Season 2 of Doom Patrol; Season 2 of Sesame Street Workshop's Esme & Roy; Season 3 of Search Party; Adventure Time: Distant Lands- BMO
- July 9: Expecting Amy Part 1; Close Enough
- July 16: The House of Ho
- July 23: Cartoon Network's Tig n' Seek
- July 30: Frayed; The Dog House
- Aug. 6: Seth Rogen's American Pickle
The first wave of new originals — available at launch on May 27 — includes:
- Craftopia
- Legendary
- Love Life
- Looney Tunes Cartoons
- The Not Too Late Show with Elmo
- On the Record
In addition to the titles above, the summer will see a wealth of new original content on HBO Max. That also includes:
- I May Destroy You (June 7)
- Perry Mason (June 21)
- I'll Be Gone In The Dark (June 28)
- Room 104 (July 24)
- Lovecraft Country (August 2020)
HBO Max is the new premium network from WarnerMedia, which owns HBO. (And is itself owned by AT&T.) It'll cost the same as the legacy HBO — $14.99 a month — and the two services will live in parallel. (Though WarnerMedia very much is pushing folks toward HBO Max; if you have HBO Max you'll also have the old HBO.)
HBO Max will be available on pretty much every modern device, including Android phones and tablets, iPhones and iPads, Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, gaming platforms, web browser and more.
To the Max
It's not just HBO — it's HBO Max
Think of HBO Max this way: It's the best of HBO (as in all of it), plus more from the greater WarnerMedia empire, with content from TNT, TBS, Cartoon Network, TCM and more!
