'Orphan Black' lands on HBO Max and Peacock in co-exclusive U.S. streaming deal
· Entertainment · United States
Boat Rocker Studios has closed new U.S. deals for its sci-fi drama Orphan Black, with all five seasons now available to stream on both HBO Max and Peacock under co-exclusive pacts. The Emmy-winning series stars Tatiana Maslany as Sarah Manning, an outsider and street-smart chameleon. The arrangement puts the full run on two competing platforms simultaneously rather than tying it to a single exclusive home.
Why it matters:Co-exclusive licensing across rival streamers shows distributors and platforms increasingly sharing library titles rather than paying for sole exclusivity, a trend that affects content valuation and windowing strategy.
Key points
- All five seasons are now streaming on HBO Max and Peacock.
- Tatiana Maslany stars in the Emmy-winning series.
- Boat Rocker Studios closed the U.S. deals.
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