The “Pitch Perfect” franchise is getting another TV spinoff with “Pitch Perfect: K-Pop Idols,” coming to Peacock.
Written by Joel Kim Booster, the show follows a struggling singer-songwriter whose life turns upside down when she auditions for America’s first K-pop group, as per Variety. Elizabeth Banks, who starred in the original films, will produce the series alongside her husband Max Handelman. This comes after the previous spinoff, “Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin,” was canceled following just one season during the 2023 strikes.
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