Corus Entertainment 2020 Upfront Series Trailers & More
Welcome to the 2020 Corus Upfront asset guide!
Following Tuesday’s exciting unveiling of Corus Entertainment’s 2020/21 slate of new and returning series coming to Global and Specialty channels, below is a roundup of currently available assets and trailers – all in one place! – for your convenience. Please note that a full list of premiere dates and times for the fall lineup will be announced soon.
Happy viewing!
GLOBAL TELEVISION NEW FALL SERIES
Departure – Season 1 FALL 2020 North American Broadcast Premiere
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