Amazon Greenlights New 'Robocop' Series From Blumhouse
WHO:
Collider - The series is being developed by James Wan, Peter Ocko, and original co-creator Ed Neumeier.
Deadline - Amazon MGM Studios, Blumhouse Atomic Monster, showrunner Peter Ocko
WHAT:
Deadline - The series is based on the MGM movie franchise and has been in development for a lengthy period.
Variety - The series has been officially picked up by Amazon Prime Video.
Engadget - Amazon has committed to a full TV show based on the "Robocop" pilot.
Deadline - Amazon has greenlighted a series based on the "Robocop" movie franchise.
Variety - The series has been ordered for eight episodes.
WHERE:
Variety - The series will be available on Prime Video.
WHEN:
Variety - The project has been in development since Amazon acquired MGM in 2022.
WHY:
Variety - Amazon aims to capitalize on access to MGM’s deep IP library for both film and television projects.
HOW:
Collider - The series is described as a reboot of a 39-year-old sci-fi franchise, specifically the "RoboCop" franchise.
Collider - The series is described as a reboot of a 39-year-old sci-fi franchise.
Deadline - The series will feature a powerful robot on the police force, implanted with the consciousness of a beloved character.
(UPDATED July 21, 2026 19:24 UTC)
Amazon Prime Video has officially picked up a new series based on the iconic "RoboCop" franchise, which has been in development for a lengthy period. This reboot aims to breathe new life into the beloved sci-fi story that first captivated audiences 39 years ago. Fans of the original movie can look forward to seeing how this fresh take unfolds on the streaming platform.
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(UPDATED July 21, 2026 18:22 UTC)
Amazon is moving forward with a full TV show based on the "Robocop" pilot, marking a significant commitment to the beloved franchise. The series is being developed by James Wan, Peter Ocko, and original co-creator Ed Neumeier, and it aims to reboot the iconic sci-fi story that first captivated audiences 39 years ago. Fans can look forward to a fresh take on the classic narrative, breathing new life into the world of "Robocop."
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(UPDATED July 21, 2026 17:24 UTC)
Amazon has officially greenlighted a new series based on the "Robocop" movie franchise, which will consist of eight episodes and be available on Prime Video. The project has been in development since Amazon acquired MGM in 2022, and it aims to leverage MGM's extensive intellectual property library for both film and television. This series will feature a powerful robot on the police force, implanted with the consciousness of a beloved character.