The beginning of SkyShowtime is not being easy. Despite an interesting launch promotion, there have been a series of problems related to resolution, synchronization of subtitles and the loss of a good number of contents from its catalog despite only having been operating in Spain for a few months.
The platform wants to overcome this situation and intends to do so from a series of quality content, such as those that will arrive in the next two months. In this way, a greater amount of free time in summer will coincide with an offer of content with which to entertain us Skyshowtime subscribers.
Upcoming SkyShowtime Premieres
The first big release of the month will be Ghosts of Beirut, a miniseries that reveals the origins of 21-year-old Mughniyeh (also known as The Ghost) who emerged from obscurity and was responsible for more American deaths than any other individual before 9/11. September. Told from American, Israeli and Lebanese perspectives, the series follows Mughniyeh from his origins in the Shiite slums of South Beirut, to his conception of suicide bombers, a deadly tactic that led him to quickly become the world’s most dangerous terrorist. of the world. The first and second episodes premiere on July 3, the 3rd and 4th, the last ones on the 10th.
On July 10, the first episode of Django will premiere, a series that will be based on the cult classic by Sergio Corbucci and that will have a new episode every week until reaching the 9 that season 1 will have. It tells the story of Django , a man who seeks revenge and ends up fighting for a greater cause. After arriving in New Babylon seeking revenge on the men who murdered his family, he eventually discovers that his daughter survived and is about to marry John Ellis, the founder of New Babylon. Will Django be able to get a second chance at life?
Released on June 5, there will also be new episodes of Las Invisibles until the end of its first season. This Spanish series, exclusive to SkyShowtime, is set on the Costa Brava and follows the story of a group of room cleaners at a beachfront hotel who try to restructure their own lives. The series reveals the daily reality of this group of strong women: their struggles, their dreams and their fantasies. Large doses of optimism, hope and love that come together with dignity and the small pleasures of life.
For the month of August we will have a little comedy with Bupkis, semi-autobiographical series stars Pete Davidson, Edie Falco (The Sopranos, Nurse Jackie) and Joe Pesci (Goodfellas, The Irishman) along with an all-star cast in a series that embraces the reality and absurdity that best represent what it means to be Pete Davidson. The first two episodes arrive on August 4, with weekly premieres to follow.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds also receives new episodes with a second season that will delight trekkies. Based on the years Captain Christopher Pike commanded the USS Enterprise, the series features iconic characters such as Captain Christopher Pike, Science Officer Spock, and Number One in the years leading up to Captain Kirk’s arrival on Earth. USS Enterprise, as they explore new worlds around the galaxy.
Series coming from HBO Max
Foodie Love is one of the series moving from HBO Max to Skyshowtime. Based on how a couple, who have a common love for gastronomy, decide to meet after meeting through a specialized dating app. Their meetings, their dishes, their visits to restaurants. Love and cooking go hand in hand in this eight-episode series that will be landing on its new platform on a weekly basis.
Another of the HBO Max signings that can be seen from now on only on SkyShowtime will be Todo Lo Otro. This series starring and created by Abril Zamora tells the story of insecure thirty-somethings plagued by frustrations, trying to direct their lives in a Madrid that doesn’t seem to make it easy for them. The first episodes will arrive on July 14, with new episodes every week until they reach the eight that could be seen on their previous platform.
New move from HBO Max to SkyShowtime with the arrival of season 2 of Por H o por B, in which Hache and Belén continue to live in Malasaña, although things have changed a lot. The neighborhood hasn’t stopped being a theme park for trend lovers, but the girls have finally found their place without sacrificing their authenticity. They have accepted the madness that surrounds them and, in return, Malasaña seems to have accepted them. Hache has just started working in a nail salon, and Belén continues to pursue her dream of becoming an actress while she works on whatever she finds.
