A new Beavis & Butt-Head movie, a new Dave Grohl series and a bunch of MTV reboots were recently announced for Paramount+.

Paramount+, the rebranded and expanded CBS All Access, is set to launch on March 4, and yesterday (February 24), the service announced a ton of new programming that subscribers can expect. Among them is a new Beavis & Butt-Head movie, which was announced in a faux Zoom call by our favorite animated metalheads. You can see the announcement below, however, a release date is not currently known.

In the vain of rocker-based content, Dave Grohl is set to have a series on Paramount+. Per Deadline, the six-part series is based on From Cradle to Stage: Stories from the Mothers Who Rocked and Raised Rock Stars, a book written by his mother, Virginia Hanlon Grohl. Like the Beavis & Butt-Head movie, a release date is not yet known.

Rounding out the music-centric content on Paramount+ is a series of reboots of classic MTV/VH1 shows including Unplugged, Yo! MTV Raps and the previously announced Behind the Music.

Paramount+ will have two price tiers:

-An ad-supported $4.99 version with exclusive live sports, NFL football live, CBS, CBS News On Demand and access to exclusive films and TV series

-An ad-free (except for live programming) $9.99 version with everything listed above plus move live CBS Sports broadcasts, live & local CBS Network news stations and CBS Live TV.

For complete programming details and to sign up for the service, head over to ParamountPlus.com.

Paramount+: TV Series and Films Announced for the Streaming Service

• ‘Frasier’ Revival

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  The long-rumored reboot of 'Frasier' officially has a home at Paramount+. The premise of the reboot is not currently, but it will undoubtedly address the passing of Martin Crane since John Mahoney, the actor who played Frasier's father for the entire series run, died in 2018.

• ‘Younger’

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  The long-running TV Land original series will be moving to Paramount+ for its seventh and final season. A premiere date is not currently known. Paramount+ also has the streaming rights to the previous six season of 'Younger.'

• ‘Inside Amy Schumer’ Reboot

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  The Emmy Award-winning Comedy Central series will get a reboot at Paramount+ in the form of five specials. The show's original run on Comedy Central lasted for four seasons from 2013-2016.
• Live Action Versions of ‘Dora the Explorer’ and ‘The Fairly OddParents’

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  Popular Nickelodeon animated shows 'Dora the Explorer' and 'The Fairly OddParents' will be getting live action reboots providing some much needed children's content for Paramount+.

• ‘HALO’ Live-Action Series

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  The 'HALO' series has been in the works since 2014 and is leaving Showtime for Paramount+. It's expected to premiere in 2022.

• ‘Mayor of Kingstown’

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  Jeremy Renner will star in the new prison series 'Mayor of Kingstown.' Per 'The Hollywood Reporter,' "'Mayor of Kingstown' follows the McLusky family — power brokers in Kingstown, Michigan where the business of incarceration is the only thriving industry. Tackling themes of systemic racism, corruption and inequality, the series provides a stark look at their attempt to bring order and justice to a town that has neither. Renner will play the head of the McClusky family."
• ‘Rugrats’ Reboot

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  The iconic Nickelodeon animated series will be rebooted in a CG-animation style. The series is set to premiere this year.

• A bunch of TV reboots of hit films

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  Paramount is looking to it's extensive film library for inspiration for new content for Paramount+. Among the films getting TV series reboots are 'Flashdance,' 'Love Story,' 'Fatal Attraction,' 'Parallax View' and 'The Italian Job.'

• ‘Reno 911!’ Special

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  After being rebooted on the now-defunct streaming service Quibi, 'Reno 911!' will return again for a one-off special titled 'Reno 911! The Hunt for QAnon.'
• ‘Workaholics’ film reboot

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  The hit Comedy Central show will be getting a film reboot on Paramount+. The release date is not yet known. 'Workaholics' originally ran on Comedy Central for seven season from 2011-2017.

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