HBO Ballers Renewed, HBO has restored the Dwayne Johnson sports drama "Studs" for a moment season.
The half-hour arrangement has created solid buzz for HBO since its June 21 presentation.
"The appealling and gigantically skilled Dwayne Johnson, alongside whatever remains of the "Players" cast, has genuinely evoked genuine emotion with the HBO group of onlookers," said HBO unique programming boss Michael Lombardo. "We are excited with the staggering reaction the arrangement has gotten and anticipate another energizing season."
"Studs" is likened to "Escort" set among competitors and it hails from a considerable lot of alums of that show. HBO charges the first scene of "Studs" as its most-watched scene of a comic drama arrangement since 2009, with multiplatform plays totaling 8.9 million viewers to date, in addition to another 5.6 million perspectives from the choice to make it the pilot accessible through Johnson's Facebook page.
Johnson plays a previous football player who is restyling himself as a money related director to players situated in Miami. John David Washington, Omar Miller, Donovan W. Carter, Troy Garity, London Brown, Jazmyn Simon and Rob Corddry co-star.
"Escort" vet Stephen Levinson made the arrangement and executive produces with Johnson, Mark Wahlberg Johnson, Dany Garcia, Peter Berg, Evan Reilly, Rob Weiss, Julian Farino and Denis Biggs.
The half-hour arrangement has created solid buzz for HBO since its June 21 presentation.
"The appealling and gigantically skilled Dwayne Johnson, alongside whatever remains of the "Players" cast, has genuinely evoked genuine emotion with the HBO group of onlookers," said HBO unique programming boss Michael Lombardo. "We are excited with the staggering reaction the arrangement has gotten and anticipate another energizing season."
"Studs" is likened to "Escort" set among competitors and it hails from a considerable lot of alums of that show. HBO charges the first scene of "Studs" as its most-watched scene of a comic drama arrangement since 2009, with multiplatform plays totaling 8.9 million viewers to date, in addition to another 5.6 million perspectives from the choice to make it the pilot accessible through Johnson's Facebook page.
Johnson plays a previous football player who is restyling himself as a money related director to players situated in Miami. John David Washington, Omar Miller, Donovan W. Carter, Troy Garity, London Brown, Jazmyn Simon and Rob Corddry co-star.
"Escort" vet Stephen Levinson made the arrangement and executive produces with Johnson, Mark Wahlberg Johnson, Dany Garcia, Peter Berg, Evan Reilly, Rob Weiss, Julian Farino and Denis Biggs.
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