Corus Entertainment is leaning heavily into its long-standing content agreement for Peacock programming in its 2025/26 slate, while picking up
DMV
starring Harriet Dyer and Tim Meadows, Dick Wolf’s New Procedural Drama
CIA
and
Sheriff Country.

The Canadian broadcaster and streamer’s networks W and Showcase are getting several shows from Peacock and Sky, both of which sit in the NBCUniversal stable. Streaming service Stacktv will have all the titles, whose launch dates are currently not known. The programs were unveiled at Corus’s Specialty Upfront today in Canada.

Showcase will get
The Office
spinoff comedy series
The Paper
, which is from Greg Daniels and Michael Koman, and stars Domhnall Gleeson and Sabrina Impacciatore (
The White Lotus
), and
The Copenhagen Test
, the Simu Liu-starring espionage thriller series that follows first generation-American intelligence analyst who realizes his brain has been hacked, giving the perpetrators access to everything he sees and hears.

It will also run
Ponies
, another Peacock spy thriller. Starring Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson, the period drama follows two “Ponies” (“persons of no interest” in intelligence speak), who work anonymously as secretaries in the American Embassy until their husbands are killed under mysterious circumstances in the USSR and the pair become CIA operatives.

Corus is also on-board
Amadeus
, the Sky limited series starring Will Sharpe and Paul Bettany, based loosely about the young adult life of composer Amadeus Mozart, and new seasons of NBC comedy
Ted
, its spinoff
Ted: The Animated Series
(working title), and
Bel-Air
Season 4.

The female-skewed W Network has landed Peacock thriller
All her Fault
, starring Sarah Snook as a working mother who arrives to collect her son from his first playdate only to find the woman answering the door isn’t the mother she recognizes. It’s also snagged dark mystery comedy
The ‘Burbs’
starring Keke Palmer, which is an adaptation of the 1989 film of the same name starring Tom Hanks, and the final season of
Outlander
, which is shopped internationally by Sony Pictures Television.

Corus’ Global channel, meanwhile, has taken on buzzy workplace comedy
DMV,
Wolf’s latest procedural
CIA
and
Sheriff COuntry,o
the latest
Fire Country
spin-off

Elsewhere, more Hallmark Channel shows such as
Celebrations with Lacey Chabert
are on the way, alongside the Ryan Reynolds-narrated natural history series
Underdogs
. Flavour Network has new originals
Halloween Bakeshop
and
Holiday Bakeshop
, hosted by actress Lauren Ash, while Home Network gets Bryan and Sarah Baeumler’s latest series,
Building Baeumler
.

“Corus continues to lead the specialty entertainment landscape in Canada, with a portfolio that consistently delivers scale, buzz, and standout storytelling,” said Jennifer Abrams, SVP, Programming and Multiplatform, Corus Entertainment. “Our 2025/26 slate raises the bar once again-with high-profile new series, must-see returning hits, and a curated mix of content across our brands and platforms, setting the stage for an unforgettable year of entertainment.”

Corus is about to go into production on one of the buzziest shows out of Canada in a while,
Private Eyes West Coast
, as

we revealed last week

. The series will roll out on Global.

The Toronto-listed Corus, which similar to many legacy TV broadcasters has been struggling financially and was forced to make deep cuts last year, last week closed a C$500 ($365M) offer for unsecured notes in a bid to raise new capital. The company has said it will use the net proceeds to repay a portion of its debts. Back in November, Bloomberg reported Corus had engaged Jefferies Financial Group to explore a company sale.