Warner Bros. Television

Warner Bros. Television is a major television production studio that develops, produces, and licenses scripted television series and comedy projects across streaming and broadcast networks. The studio partners with external creators, showrunners, and rival platforms to distribute its portfolio of television programming.

Recent developments highlight the studio's active development pipeline and licensing operations. Warner Bros. Television acquired the worldwide rights to adapt Tess Sanchez's memoir essay collection with Mindy Kaling and Max Greenfield, partnered with DC Studios on the HBO Max comedy series The People v. Gorilla Grodd, and finalized a major licensing deal with Netflix to distribute all three seasons of The Sex Lives of College Girls.

The studio has also faced public scrutiny over set safety and workplace culture. A former assistant director filed a lawsuit against Warner Bros. Television regarding alleged sexual harassment and retaliatory termination on the production set of the Apple TV+ series Shrinking.