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Paramount Forges Expanded Content Partnership With Sky

January 28, 2026
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Sky Network Television (Sky) and Paramount Global Content Distribution have announced an exclusive partnership that promises to deliver an impressive array of US premium dramas, procedural shows, kids’ programming, and comedies to Sky and NEON viewers in New Zealand.

Effective immediately, this expanded collaboration grants exclusive access to new premium series from SHOWTIME®, Paramount+, and CBS, enhancing the entertainment offerings available to audiences. Fans of “Yellowstone” can expect to see Luke Grimes return as Kayce Dutton in the upcoming spinoff “Y: Marshals,” scheduled to debut on Sky and NEON in March 2026. The agreement also includes several highly anticipated projects from Taylor Sheridan, such as “The Madison” and “Dutton Ranch,” further solidifying Sky’s reputation as a hub for premium drama.

Sky and NEON subscribers will continue enjoying popular shows from CBS, SHOWTIME®, and Paramount+, including “Yellowjackets,” “Dexter®,” “FBI,” “CIA,” and “Boston Blue.” Additionally, the partnership offers an exciting range of original series from SHOWTIME® and Paramount+, including “The Agency: Central Intelligence,” “Girl Taken,” and new episodes of “Dexter®” featuring “Dexter: Resurrection®.”

This deal also encompasses thousands of hours of premium scripted shows and comedy library content, featuring well-known CBS procedurals and classic Paramount franchises such as “Dexter®,” “Billions,” “Ray Donovan,” and “Twin Peaks.”

Sky’s Chief Executive, Sophie Moloney, stated, “This expansive deal marks a significant advancement in our revamped entertainment strategy, focusing on broadening content partnerships and utilising data-driven insights to enhance the variety and quality of what we offer. We understand our customers’ viewing preferences and are committed to curating content that resonates with them.

“Paramount ‘Yellowstone’ was a standout success for Sky in FY25, and this renewed agreement allows us to build on that momentum by securing the shows that matter most to our audience. With a wealth of premium dramas, comedies, and iconic franchises, this collaboration reconfirms Sky’s status as a premier entertainment destination in New Zealand.”

Kevin MacLellan, President of International and Global Content Distribution at Paramount (a Skydance Corporation), commented, “Expanding our relationship with Sky in New Zealand enables us to present a broader selection of proven intellectual property and premium series to viewers. This strategic move strengthens the industry by ensuring that compelling and reliable content remains accessible.”

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