Michael B. Jordan-Produced ‘Creed' Series ‘Delphi' Ordered at Amazon Prime Video
After a few years of flirtations, Creed is finally getting a TV treatment — with Michael B. Jordan and his Outlier Society set to produce a new series for Amazon Prime Video.
The first live-action series set in the Creed franchise, Delphi will take place at the titular boxing gym and focus on the young athletes who populate the ring. Though no other details were immediately available, Marco Ramírez (La Máquina) will serve as showrunner as well as executive producer.
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Across three films, the Creed franchise has grossed more than $660 million at the worldwide box office and grown its haul with every release. 2023 installment Creed III took in $276 million.
Creed, of course, was the 2015 feature reinvigoration of Sylvester Stallone's Rocky franchise. The actor appeared in the first two films, with Michael B. Jordan starring in all three as Adonis 'Donnie' Creed.
Delphi, which will premiere and air on Prime Video in its 240 countries and territories, will also be produced by Outlier Society's Liz Raposo — as well as Winkler Films' Irwin Winkler, David Winkler and Charles Winkler.
Outlier Society is repped by M88, WME, and attorney Greg Slewett.
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The flavors include: a jar of peanut butter with cherries and milk chocolate, a jar of peanut butter with milk chocolate, toffee, and rice krispies, a jar of peanut butter with white chocolate and pretzels, a jar of peanut butter with cranberries, white chocolate, and dark chocolate, a jar of peanut butter with honey, almonds, and granola, and a jar of peanut butter with coconut, dark chocolate, and almonds. Promising review: "I got this as a gift for my Dad for Christmas because he is constantly snacking on peanut butter. The whole house is now snacking on this sampler because they are TOO good to resist! Definitely treat yourself and order this Peanut Butter Sampler!" —LexGet the set of six jars from Uncommon Goods for $45. A drawing salve for uhh, basically everything. It'll help draw out splinters, thorns, ingrown hairs, boils, cysts, and ingrown toenails, and relieve itchiness from poison ivy/oak, dry skin, cuts, burns, and bug bites. It's packed with everything you'd find in a Sanderson potion like frankincense, arnica, castor oil, and other magical ingredients that'll help ease your skin irritations quick. Promising review: "Okay. Maybe TMI, but I get a lot of bumps on my body — be they ingrown hairs, reactions to new products, whatever. I had a boil, cyst, idk? — on my armpit, and nothing would help it drain until I tried this stuff. Like magic. Put it on at night since it should not be used under a bandage per instructions, but maybe be aware that you might bleed if you have a boil, bite, or something else blood-filled that needs to pop. Recently, I had a badly inflamed ingrown hair on my leg. I could seriously barely walk. I was sobbing uncontrollably in pain. I had tried Neosporin with pain relief, lidocaine ointment, you name it. Nothing was helping. It was days before my wedding, and I seriously didn't think I could walk down the aisle in the state I was in. My fiancé remembered I had this little gem in the bathroom and suggested I try it. I was desperate and in excruciating pain, so I figured, why not? Woke up the next morning with blood all over my leg, inside my pants, etc, but the bump(s) had drained, and I could walk again. This stuff literally saved my wedding." —Amazon CustomerGet it from Amazon for $13.98+ (available in two sizes and in multipacks). The Dingle Dangle set that'll have you looking extremely silly but for good reason. It'll help distract your squirmy little one who hates being changed. And once the diaper changing is done, it can be transformed into a portable baby mobile for your baby's stroller or crib, *and* into a rattle that your little babe can play with. So basically, it's like, three products in one. Your guests, when they come over and you hand them a *personal* charcuterie board: The reviews for this post have been edited for length and clarity.
