The fourth and final season of Netflix’s The Umbrella Academy saw the series land at No. 3 on the digital originals chart.
The company will release the newly acquired raft of content via linear channels and its streamer Citytv+.
The multi-platform digital brand features factual nature content and was created in 2014.
Filming for the N5 Pictures-produced series begins on Sept. 6 and wraps on Sept. 18.
The 7 x 30-minute series will go into production in October.
The 2024 Paris Olympic Games made waves on the overall TV demand chart.
The selected series include seven scripted projects and four documentaries.
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The stop-motion toon will stream on the Ontario pubcaster’s YouTube channel and smart TV app next year.
AMI’s accessibility-focused streaming service is now available on Roku with French-language support rolling out in the coming months.
The series will be available to stream on both StackTV and Paramount+ in Canada as of Sept. 9.
Cobra Kai retained strong demand in July, staying at No. 4 in the digital originals chart following its premiere the week before.