Dungeon Crawler Carl, the literary RPG novel series written by Matt Dinniman, has received a straight-to-series order from Peacock, according to Variety. That means the network will jump straight into ...

The series is based on Matt Dinniman's popular series of books. By Rick Porter Television Business Editor Here’s the logline for the series: “An alien invasion has wiped out most of humanity and any ...

Peacock has given a straight-to-series order to Dungeon Crawler Carl, a live-action series adaptation of Matt Dinniman’s popular science fantasy LitRPG (role-playing game) books. The project, which ...

Dungeon Crawler Carl fans have waited months for a major update on the long-anticipated adaptation. Now, the project has reached one of its biggest milestones yet. Following months of speculation ...

“Surprise! I’m happy to announce that our friends at Peacock have officially greenlit the Dungeon Crawler Carl television series,” Dinniman wrote on social media. “Me, Chris Yost and Seth MacFarlane ...

The popular Matt Dinniman sci-fi book series has officially been greenlit for TV by Peacock. The author confirmed the news on social media with a graphic proclaiming, "The apocalypse will be televised ...

Author Matt Dinniman confirmed on Thursday that Peacock has given the TV adaptation of his popular book series, “Dungeon Crawler Carl,” a straight-to-series order. The author shared the news on ...

The Dungeon Crawler Carl books have very quickly become one of the most popular series on the planet. Matt Dinniman's crazy LitRPG story has a TV adaptation in the works, a tabletop RPG on the way, ...

Last April, Variety reported that the LitRPG series Dungeon Crawler Carl, created by Matt Dinniman, was being picked up by Peacock for a TV show produced by Seth MacFarlane (Family Guy) and written by ...

A Dungeon Crawler Carl TV series is officially happening at Peacock. Seth MacFarlane, Chris Yoast, and author Matt Dinniman to helm. Dungeon Crawler Carl has crawled its way into becoming a true ...

Peacock is now officially in the “live-action TV adaptation of a book series about a man and his talking cat who are kind of trapped in a video game, and also there’s a surprising amount of Foot Stuff ...