History Creator / Epix

* '''''Series/{{Britannia}}''''' (2020, 2022) [[note]]Season 2 had its US premiere on Epix, as Creator/AmazonStudios bowed out of the series after season 1. Season 3 was a co-production between Epix and Creator/{{Sky}}.[[/note]]

* ''From'' (2022-present)

Epix currently has first-run access to films from Paramount, MGM and Creator/OrionPictures; past arrangements with Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions expired in 2019. Epix's film library was licensed to Creator/{{Netflix}} from 2010 to 2015, boosting the latter's film collection during the streamer's early years. Epix later entered similar arrangements with Creator/PrimeVideo (from 2012 to 2021), Creator/{{Hulu}} (from 2015 to 2022) and Creator/ParamountPlus (from 2021 onward); the Hulu deal led Netflix to end their agreement with Epix. Creator/ViacomCBS and Epix reached a deal which allows Paramount+ to stream select new Paramount theatrical releases just 45 days after opening day, well before they even hit Epix's channels.[[note]]By contrast, Epix's previous streaming deals don't allow the streamers access to new-release films until over a month after their cable premiere.[[/note]]

Epix currently has first-run access to films from Paramount, MGM and Creator/OrionPictures; past arrangements with Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions expired in 2019. Epix's film library was licensed to Creator/{{Netflix}} from 2010 to 2015, boosting the latter's film collection during the streamer's early years. Epix later entered similar arrangements with Creator/PrimeVideo (from 2012 to 2021), Creator/{{Hulu}} (from 2015 onward) and Creator/ParamountPlus (from 2021 onward); the Hulu deal led Netflix to end their agreement with Epix. Creator/ViacomCBS and Epix reached a deal which allows Paramount+ to stream select new Paramount theatrical releases just 45 days after opening day, well before they even hit Epix's channels.[[note]]By contrast, Epix's previous streaming deals don't allow the streamers access to new-release films until over a month after their cable premiere.[[/note]]

* ''Series/{{Condor}}'' (2021) [[note]]US first-run airing of Season 2 was on Epix, after its original network, Audience, shut down in May 2020 (before then, it had already aired [[ShortRunInPeru in Ireland and Scandinavia]]).[[/note]]

* ''Series/GodfatherOfHarlem'' (2019, 2021)

* ''Series/{{Pennyworth}}'' (2019-21 first-run; future seasons set to air second-run after Creator/HBOMax premiere)

* ''Series/{{Britannia}}'' (2020-21) [[note]]Season 2 had its US premiere on Epix, as Creator/AmazonStudios bowed out of the series after season 1. Season 3 was a co-production between Epix and Creator/{{Sky}}.[[/note]]
* '''''Series/{{Condor}}''''' (2021) [[note]]US first-run airing of Season 2 will be on Epix, after its original network, Audience, shut down in May 2020 (it had already aired [[ShortRunInPeru in Ireland and Scandinavia]]).[[/note]]

* '''''Series/{{Britannia}}''''' (2020-present) [[note]]Season 2 had its US premiere on Epix, as Creator/AmazonStudios bowed out of the series after season 1. Season 3 will be a co-production between Epix and Creator/{{Sky}}.[[/note]]

* '''''Series/GodfatherOfHarlem''''' (2019-present)

* ''Series/{{Pennyworth}}'' (2019-2021 first-run; future seasons set to air second-run after Creator/HBOMax premiere)

* ''Series/{{Pennyworth}}'' (2019-2020 first-run; future seasons set to air second-run after Creator/HBOMax premiere)

* '''''Series/{{Pennyworth}}''''' (2019-present)

* ''Perpetual Grace, LTD'' (2019)

Epix currently has first-run access to films from Paramount, MGM and Creator/OrionPictures; past arrangements with Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions expired in 2019. Epix's film library was licensed to Creator/{{Netflix}} from 2010 to 2015, boosting the latter's film collection during the streamer's early years. Epix later entered similar arrangements with Creator/PrimeVideo (from 2012 to 2021), Creator/{{Hulu}} (from 2015 onward) and Creator/ParamountPlus (from 2021 onward); the Hulu deal led Netflix to end their agreement with Epix. Creator/ViacomCBS and Epix reached a deal which allows Paramount+ to stream new Paramount theatrical releases just 45 days after opening day, well before they even hit Epix's channels.[[note]]By contrast, Epix's previous streaming deals don't allow the streamers access to new-release films until over a month after their cable premiere.[[/note]]

Epix currently has first-run access to films from Paramount, MGM and Creator/OrionPictures; past arrangements with Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions expired in 2019. Epix's film library was licensed to Creator/{{Netflix}} from 2010 to 2015, boosting the latter's film collection during the streamer's early years; Epix later entered similar arrangements with Creator/PrimeVideo (from 2012 to 2021), Creator/{{Hulu}} (from 2015 onward) and Creator/ParamountPlus (from 2021 onward); the Hulu deal led Netflix to end their agreement with Epix. Creator/ViacomCBS and Epix reached a deal which allows Paramount+ to stream new Paramount theatrical releases just 45 days after opening day, well before they even hit Epix's channels.[[note]]By contrast, Epix's previous streaming deals don't allow the streamers access to new-release films until over a month after their cable premiere.[[/note]]

Epix currently has first-run access to films from Paramount, MGM and Creator/OrionPictures; past arrangements with Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions expired in 2019. Epix's film library was licensed to Creator/{{Netflix}} from 2010 to 2015, boosting the latter's film collection during the streamer's early years; Epix later entered similar arrangements with Creator/PrimeVideo (in 2012) and Creator/{{Hulu}} (in 2015), the latter of which led Netflix to end their agreement with Epix. The channel's agreement with Prime Video expired in June 2021, with Creator/ParamountPlus taking its place. Creator/ViacomCBS and Epix reached a deal which allows Paramount+ to stream new Paramount theatrical releases just 45 days after opening day, well before they even hit Epix's channels.[[note]]By contrast, Epix's previous streaming deals don't allow the streamers access to new-release films until over a month after their cable premiere.[[/note]]

Epix currently has first-run access to films from Paramount, MGM and Creator/OrionPictures; past arrangements with Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions expired in 2019. Epix's film library was licensed to Creator/{{Netflix}} from 2010 to 2015, boosting the latter's film collection during the streamer's early years; Epix later entered similar arrangements with Creator/PrimeVideo (in 2012) and Creator/{{Hulu}} (in 2015), the latter of which led Netflix to end their agreement with Epix. The channel's agreement with Prime Video will expire in mid-2021, with Creator/ParamountPlus taking its place. Creator/ViacomCBS and Epix reached a deal which allows Paramount+ to stream new Paramount theatrical releases just 45 days after opening day, well before they even hit Epix's channels.[[note]]By contrast, Epix's previous streaming deals don't allow the streamers access to new-release films until over a month after their cable premiere.[[/note]]

Epix currently has first-run access to films from Paramount, MGM and Creator/OrionPictures; past arrangements with Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions expired in 2019. Epix's film library was licensed to Creator/{{Netflix}} from 2010 to 2015, boosting the latter's film collection during the streamer's early years; Epix later entered similar arrangements with Creator/PrimeVideo (in 2012) and Creator/{{Hulu}} (in 2015), the latter of which led Netflix to end their agreement with Epix. The channel's agreement with Prime Video will expire in mid-2021, with Creator/ParamountPlus taking its place. [=ViacomCBS=] and Epix reached a deal which allows Paramount+ to stream new Paramount theatrical releases just 45 days after opening day, well before they even hit Epix's channels.[[note]]By contrast, Epix's previous streaming deals don't allow the streamers access to new-release films until over a month after their cable premiere.[[/note]]

* '''''Series/{{Britannia}}''''' (2020-present) [[note]]Season 2 had its US premiere on Epix, as Creator/AmazonStudios bowed out of the series after season 1. Season 3 be a co-production between Epix and Creator/{{Sky}}.[[/note]]

* '''''Series/{{Britannia}}''''' (season 3 onward; TBA)

The formation of Epix was announced on April 21, 2008, after individual negotiations between Creator/{{Paramount}}, MGM, and Creator/{{Lionsgate}} with Creator/{{Showtime}} to renew their existing film output deals broke down; each of the three studios disagreed with Showtime over the licensing fee rates for which they wanted Showtime to compensate them to allow future releases to air on the Creator/{{Showtime}} Networks services. In 2017, Paramount and Lionsgate sold their state of Epix to MGM.

Epix currently has first-run access to films from Paramount, MGM and Creator/OrionPictures; past arrangements with Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions expired in 2019. Epix's film library was licensed to Creator/{{Netflix}} from 2010 to 2015, boosting the latter's film collection during the streamer's early years; Epix later entered similar arrangements with Creator/PrimeVideo (in 2012) and Creator/{{Hulu}} (in 2015), the latter of which led Netflix to end their agreement with Epix. The channel's agreement with Prime Video will expire in mid-2021, with Creator/ParamountPlus taking its place. [=ViacomCBS=] and Epix reached a deal which allows Paramount+ to stream new Paramount theatrical releases just 45 days after theatrical release.

Epix currently has first-run access to films from Paramount, MGM and Creator/OrionPictures; past arrangements with Lionsgate and Creator/RoadsideAttractions expired in 2019. Epix's film library was licensed to Creator/{{Netflix}} from 2010 to 2015, boosting the latter's film collection during the streamer's early years; Epix later entered similar arrangements with Creator/PrimeVideo (in 2012) and Creator/{{Hulu}} (in 2015), the latter of which led Netflix to end their agreement with Epix. The channel's agreement with Prime Video will expire in mid-2021, with Creator/ParamountPlus taking its place. [=ViacomCBS=] and Epix reached a deal which allows Paramount+ to stream new Paramount theatrical releases just 45 days after theatrical release.

The formation of Epix was announced on April 21, 2008, after individual negotiations between Creator/{{Paramount}}, MGM, and Creator/{{Lionsgate}} with Creator/{{Showtime}} to renew their existing film output deals broke down; each of the three studios disagreed with Showtime over the licensing fee rates for which they wanted Showtime to compensate them to allow future releases to air on the Creator/{{Showtime}} Networks services. In 2017, Paramount and Lionsgate sold their state of ePix to MGM.

* ''Series/BerlinStation''
* ''Belgravia''
* ''Series/{{Britannia}}''
* ''The Contender''
* ''Series/GetShorty''
* ''Series/GodfatherOfHarlem''
* ''Graves''
* ''Series/{{Pennyworth}}''
* ''Perputual Grace, LTD''

Epix (pronounced epics and stylized as ePix) is an American premium cable and satellite television network that is owned by Epix Entertainment LLC, a subsidiary of Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer (MGM).

Epix (pronounced epics and stylized as ePix) is an American premium cable and satellite television network that is owned by Epix Entertainment LLC, a subsidiary of Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer (MGM).The formation of Epix was announced on April 21, 2008, after individual negotiations between Creator/{{Paramount}}, MGM, and Creator/{{Lionsgate}} with Creator/{{Showtime}} to renew their existing film output deals broke down; each of the three studios disagreed with Showtime over the licensing fee rates for which they wanted Showtime to compensate them to allow future releases to air on the Showtime Networks services. In 2017, Paramount and Lionsgate sold their state to MGM.

* ''Perputual Grace, LTD''

* ''Series/Britannia''

Epix (pronounced epics and stylized as ePix) is an American premium cable and satellite television network that is owned by Epix Entertainment LLC, a subsidiary of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM).The formation of Epix was announced on April 21, 2008, after individual negotiations between Creator/{{Paramount}}, MGM, and Creator/{{Lionsgate}} with Creator/{{Showtime}} to renew their existing film output deals broke down; each of the three studios disagreed with Showtime over the licensing fee rates for which they wanted Showtime to compensate them to allow future releases to air on the Showtime Networks services. In 2017, Paramount and Lionsgate sold their state to MGM.