Supernatural and The Boys star Jensen Ackles will lead the new series from Chicago Fire co-creator Derek Haas.
The countdown is on to Jensen Ackles ' new series. On Thursday, Prime Video announced a series order for Countdown, which was developed for the Supernatural and The Boys star as part of his first-look television deal with Amazon MGM Studios. Ackles will star in the 13-episode series from Derek Haas , co-creator of FBI: International and the franchise-spawning Chicago Fire, who is also under an exclusive overall deal with the studio.
Haas created the series and serves as executive producer and showrunner for Countdown, his first series at Amazon MGM Studios. The company co-produces The Boys, the mature comic book-based superhero series where Ackles has played the supe Soldier Boy since season 3.
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