PEACOCK’S NEW HIGHLY-ANTICIPATED ORIGINAL DISASTER SERIES THE END IS NYE DROPS TRAILER AT SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON, SATURDAY JULY 23

PEACOCK DROPS TRAILER FOR  HIGHLY-ANTICIPATED NEW DISASTER SERIES THE END IS NYE AT SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON

The One-Hour Science Disaster Series From Seth MacFarlane’s Fuzzy Door, Universal Television Alternative Studios, and UCP, Premieres on Peacock August 25

Bill Nye the Science Guy will host an all-new science disaster series “The End is Nye” with co-creators Seth MacFarlane and Brannon Braga (Star Trek, The Orville, Books of Blood). Each episode of the Peacock series explores an epic global disaster with engaging VFX spectacles, then demystifies them using science to show how we can survive, mitigate, and even prevent them. Sprinkled with Seth MacFarlane’s signature humor, this extremely timely series explores end-of-the-world scenarios with Bill Nye at the center of it all.

Executive producer Bill Nye, showrunner/EP Brannon Braga and executive producer Erica Huggins (President, Fuzzy Door) on Saturday, July 23 at 4:15pm in 6A Convention Center debuted the official trailer and shared an exclusive sneak peek of their new Peacock series from Universal Television Alternative Studio, UCP, and Fuzzy Door. “The End is Nye” will premiere on Peacock on August 25.

QUOTE FROM WRITER/DIRECTOR/EXECUTIVE PRODUCER BRANNON BRAGA
“THE END IS NYE is a relationship show — it’s about our relationship with nature and how it can end in total disaster.  It’s also about how science can help that relationship to survive and thrive.  Yes, THE END IS NYE is terrifying, but our ultimate goal is to boost human confidence with a welcome jolt of optimism about the future and scientific understanding.”

 
QUOTE FROM WRITER/EXECUTIVE PRODUCER/HOST BILL NYE
“Right now our world is a very scary place, and yet full of opportunities to make life better for all of us— for everyone on Earth. Speaking of Earth, the big idea behind The End Is Nye is that for the first time in the history of our planet, we humans can control our fate. We can see the potential for these overwhelming disasters, and we have the means to avoid them. With science, we can change the world.”

All photos courtesy of NBCUniversal and Peacock TV.