What to Watch on Paramount+ in October 2026
Being able to partner with a broadcast network gives streaming services an edge, and Paramount+ benefits from CBS's new season starting this month. We're most excited for Cupertino, a legal drama set in Silicon Valley. Discovery merger looks to be going forward, and we'll eventually combine these listings with HBO Max, but until that happens, here's everything hitting Paramount+ in October.
- ▪Being able to partner with a broadcast network gives streaming services an edge, and Paramount+ benefits from CBS's new season starting this month.
- ▪We're most excited for Cupertino, a legal drama set in Silicon Valley.
- ▪Discovery merger looks to be going forward, and we'll eventually combine these listings with HBO Max, but until that happens, here's everything hitting Paramount+ in October.
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Being able to partner with a broadcast network gives streaming services an edge, and Paramount+ benefits from CBS's new season starting this month. We're most excited for Cupertino, a legal drama set in Silicon Valley. The Paramount/Warner Bros. Discovery merger looks to be going forward, and we'll eventually combine these listings with HBO Max, but until that happens, here's everything hitting Paramount+ in October. Paramount+ Review 3.5 Good $13.99 Per Month for Paramount+ Premium (Paid Monthly) at Paramount+ See It Cupertino (October 8) The most interesting new CBS series to us is Cupertino, a legal drama from Robert and Michelle King, the creators of the Good Wife franchise.
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