The Halo TV series will premiere March 24 on Paramount Plus
We finally have a premiere date for the long-awaited Halo TV show.
What you need to know
- The Halo TV series will premiere on Mar. 24, 2022 according to a video posted by the show's official Twitter account.
- Additionally, the show's official trailer will debut during the CBS broadcast of the AFC Championship football game at halftime.
- The show will be exclusively available to watch on the Paramount+ streaming service.
A new video posted by the official Halo TV show Twitter account has confirmed that the Halo TV series will officially premiere on Mar. 24, 2022, and will be exclusively available on the Paramount+ streaming service. Many fans were expecting a release later in the year, so the show's March release date is a pleasant surprise.
This news precedes the debut of the show's official trailer, which is slated to air later today, Jan. 30, at halftime during the CBS broadcast of the AFC Championship football game. The trailer is expected to give fans a closer look at the show's major characters, plot threads, production value, and more.
We’re just getting started. Watch the #HaloTheSeries Official Trailer today during halftime at the AFC Championship Game on @CBS and @ParamountPlus.
pic.twitter.com/dER2sgbLkIWe’re just getting started. Watch the #HaloTheSeries Official Trailer today during halftime at the AFC Championship Game on @CBS and @ParamountPlus.
pic.twitter.com/dER2sgbLkI— Halo on Paramount+ (@HaloTheSeries) January 30, 2022January 30, 2022
Details about the series have been fairly scarce so far overall, but there are some things we do know. Pablo Schreiber has been cast as the Master Chief, and Jen Taylor has returned from the Halo video games to play Cortana. The show will also take place during the Human-Covenant War, and Master Chief will be working closely with a group of Spartans. Additionally, the show will also feature a human being raised by the Covenant, which is an interesting plot concept that hasn't appeared in the Halo franchise before. The series is also taking place in its own "Silver Timeline", which is similar to the main Halo canon but will deviate in various ways, both large and small.
Overall, it's very exciting that the Halo TV series is almost here, especially since it was announced way back in 2013 and has changed producers several times since then. Many suspect that the show went through "development hell" for several years, so it's great that it's finally premiering soon. While you wait for it, we recommend checking out the excellent Halo Infinite campaign. It has a great story and excellent gameplay, making it one of the best Xbox shooters.
Master Chief's next adventure
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Halo Infinite's campaign has a great story, incredible gameplay, and breathtaking presentation. It's everything a Halo fan could want, and we can't recommend it enough.
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