The news was announced by Chris McCarthy, the Paramount Global executive who took control of Showtime last year. After witnessing the success of the franchise model with Yellowstone, McCarthy is trying to embrace a similar approach with several Showtime series, starting with Billions.

McCarthy discussed his plans in a recent interview with The Wall Street Journal and confirmed they have four potential spinoffs on the way. They’ll draw inspiration from the original series, set in the world of hedge funds, but it’s unclear if they’ll bring any of the characters back.

Billions: Miami, will take us to the world of private aviation, where pilots and staff have to deal with rich clients who believe that the rules of society don’t apply to them. Billions: London will be set across the pond and focus on the world of UK finance.

Koppelman and Levien are also plotting two more spinoffs—Millions, a series about young financial mogul wannabes paving their way in Manhattan, and Trillions, which focuses on the world’s richest people scattered around the world, yet constantly coming into conflict with one another.

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The cabler announced the pick-up early on Wednesday in a press release. 

“Billions’ addictive examination of wealth and power is supremely entertaining, smart and surprising,” said Gary Levine, Co-President of Entertainment, Showtime Networks Inc. “We’re loving season four and can’t wait to buckle up for the wild ride that Brian [Koppelman] and David [Levien] and their brilliant cast have in store for us in season five.”

The series stars Damian Lewis, Paul Giamatti, Maggie Siff, Asia Kate Dillon, Toby Leonard Moore, David Costabile, Condola Rashad, Kelly AuCoin, Jeffrey DeMunn, and Malin Akerman.

The series was created by Koppelman and Levien with Andrew Ross Sorkin. Koppelman and Levien also serve as co-showrunners and executive producers.

Billions is Showtime’s highest-rated and most-watched show. According to the cabler, it is averaging 4.2 million viewers per episode in multi-platform viewing.

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The news was announced by Chris McCarthy, the Paramount Global executive who took control of Showtime last year. After witnessing the success of the franchise model with Yellowstone, McCarthy is trying to embrace a similar approach with several Showtime series, starting with Billions.

McCarthy discussed his plans in a recent interview with The Wall Street Journal and confirmed they have four potential spinoffs on the way. They’ll draw inspiration from the original series, set in the world of hedge funds, but it’s unclear if they’ll bring any of the characters back.

Billions: Miami, will take us to the world of private aviation, where pilots and staff have to deal with rich clients who believe that the rules of society don’t apply to them. Billions: London will be set across the pond and focus on the world of UK finance.

Koppelman and Levien are also plotting two more spinoffs—Millions, a series about young financial mogul wannabes paving their way in Manhattan, and Trillions, which focuses on the world’s richest people scattered around the world, yet constantly coming into conflict with one another.

The post Showtime Plotting Four “Billions” Spinoffs appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.

The cabler announced the pick-up early on Wednesday in a press release. 

“Billions’ addictive examination of wealth and power is supremely entertaining, smart and surprising,” said Gary Levine, Co-President of Entertainment, Showtime Networks Inc. “We’re loving season four and can’t wait to buckle up for the wild ride that Brian [Koppelman] and David [Levien] and their brilliant cast have in store for us in season five.”

The series stars Damian Lewis, Paul Giamatti, Maggie Siff, Asia Kate Dillon, Toby Leonard Moore, David Costabile, Condola Rashad, Kelly AuCoin, Jeffrey DeMunn, and Malin Akerman.

The series was created by Koppelman and Levien with Andrew Ross Sorkin. Koppelman and Levien also serve as co-showrunners and executive producers.

Billions is Showtime’s highest-rated and most-watched show. According to the cabler, it is averaging 4.2 million viewers per episode in multi-platform viewing.

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