Fox and Foxtel have inked their inaugural co-development pact to produce series for Australian and U.S. audiences. Scripted shows and original content will debut on Foxtel's TV platform and BINGE, with FOX Entertainment Studios managing production in Australia.

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Fox and Foxtel have inked their inaugural co-development pact to produce series for Australian and U.S. audiences. Scripted shows and original content will debut on Foxtel’s TV platform and BINGE, with FOX Entertainment Studios managing production in Australia.

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Fox and Foxtel have inked their inaugural co-development pact to produce series for Australian and U.S. audiences. Scripted shows and original content will debut on Foxtel’s TV platform and BINGE, with FOX Entertainment Studios managing production in Australia.

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Fox and Foxtel have inked their inaugural co-development pact to produce series for Australian and U.S. audiences. Scripted shows and original content will debut on Foxtel’s TV platform and BINGE, with FOX Entertainment Studios managing production in Australia.

Fox and Foxtel have inked their inaugural co-development pact to produce series for Australian and U.S. audiences. Scripted shows and original content will debut on Foxtel’s TV platform and BINGE, with FOX Entertainment Studios managing production in Australia.

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Fox and Foxtel have inked their inaugural co-development pact to produce series for Australian and U.S. audiences. Scripted shows and original content will debut on Foxtel’s TV platform and BINGE, with FOX Entertainment Studios managing production in Australia.

Fox and Foxtel have inked their inaugural co-development pact to produce series for Australian and U.S. audiences. Scripted shows and original content will debut on Foxtel’s TV platform and BINGE, with FOX Entertainment Studios managing production in Australia.

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