J.J. Abrams has set a new film and TV production pact with Warner Bros. on terms that signal the end of the mega-deal era for brand-name producers.

J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot has closed a new two-year, first-look film and TV deal with Warner Bros., sources tell Deadline.

Warner Bros. Discovery reaches an agreement for Comcast Corp. to continue carrying its cable channels, including HBO, TNT, CNN and Animal Planet.

The latest pact is expected to be non-exclusive and last for two years, an individual familiar with the matter tells TheWrap

Warner Bros. and J.J. Abrams/Bad Robot have reportedly finalized a two-year, first-look, non-exclusive television and film deal.

As J.J. Abrams' future with Warner Bros. Discovery has been determined, a new update on his Superman movie at DC Studios has emerged after some time.