The Fast & Furious universe is taking a more definite turn towards television. Peacock gave a scripted series an order on Thursday 1 October, following Vin Diesel’s announcement in May that the project was in development. This Morning edition separates the new decision from what remains a long way down the road.
What Happened
Peacock has ordered a live-action series set in the film franchise’s world. Mike Daniels and Wolfe Coleman are writing the pilot and serving as co-showrunners. Diesel is an executive producer alongside franchise veterans including Neal H. Moritz and Chris Morgan; his involvement behind the camera does not confirm an on-screen appearance.
This is the material update since May, when NBCUniversal first said a Fast & Furious series was being developed. Peacock is now aiming for a 2028 premiere, while keeping the plot and any returning characters under wraps.
Practical Details
- Series order: Thursday 1 October 2026.
- US platform: Peacock.
- Timing: A 2028 target; no exact premiere date.
- UK viewing: No confirmed broadcaster or platform for the series.
Why It Matters for Viewers
A series order is a clearer commitment than a development announcement, and the named writers give the project a creative team. It does not yet tell viewers whose story the show will follow or whether Dominic Toretto will appear. Peacock’s 2028 aim would place the series near the planned final film, Fast Forever, which NBCUniversal has dated for 17 March 2028 in US cinemas. The series and film should still be treated as separate releases.
There is no trailer, episode count or UK service announcement to plan around. For now, the useful news is that the franchise’s television expansion has advanced, with the biggest viewing details still to come.
Movieversalfilm Takeaway
Peacock’s order moves Fast & Furious beyond the development news announced in May. It gives the franchise a firmer television future, but not a premiere day, cast list or confirmed UK viewing home. A 2028 target remains a plan rather than an appointment for your calendar.
Would you watch a Fast & Furious series built around new characters, or would you want familiar faces back?