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Maximum Effort Channel, a partnership between Fubo and Ryan Reynolds’ Maximum Effort, announced the channel’s first series of ‘Maximum Moments’ with ALF creator Paul Fusco and Shout! Studios. ALF, the hit TV show that ran from 1986-1990, will premiere on Maximum Effort Channel this Saturday, July 29, surrounded by sponsored content for Mint Mobile, Fubo, Hims, MNTN, and Ring featuring ALF himself. ‘Maximum Moments’ can be viewed on-air for the first time on Maximum Effort Channel during the ALF “Caturday” Marathon on Saturday, July 29. The marathon will feature episodes of ALF, whose lead infamously loves to eat cats, along with Maximum Effort Channel’s original Podcats: The Pawdcast. Curated by Ryan Reynolds and Maximum Effort in partnership with Fubo, Maximum Effort Channel is home to original and classic TV, movies – as well as some surprising content breaks - made for maximum comfort. The channel is available to watch on Fubo as well as Amazon Freevee, LG Channels, Plex, Sling Freestream, Tubi, VIDAA, VIZIO Watchfree+, and Xumo Play.

Deadline is reporting that Ryan Reynolds and his company, Maximum Effort, Fubo, and the Nacelle company have teamed together to produce Nacelle’s Biker Mice from Mars animated series. This new animated series will be a take on the cult classic series that aired its final episode 27 tears ago. The series was originally created by Rick Ungar, with Nacelle Company obtaining the rights to the Biker Mice from Mars property and came out with a new toy line featuring the characters earlier this year. The series pilot will be directed by Brian Volk-Weiss, who also serves as executive producer alongside Cisco Henson, Matt Kravitsky, and Michael Goodman, for Nacelle Company. Maximum Effort’s George Dewey, Kevin Hill, Patrick Gooing, and Ryan Reynolds will serve as executive producers alongside Fubo’s David Gandler and Pamela Duckworth. The show’s premiere date is to be announced. Biker Mice From Mars will be the first animated series on the Maximum Effort Channel. The channel is available to watch on Fubo as well as Amazon Freevee, LG Channels, Plex, Sling Freestream, Tubi, VIDAA, VIZIO Watchfree+, and Xumo Play.