Paramount’s take on the Chief is finally due to hit select streaming services next week – as a primer, here’s everything we know about the Halo TV series.
Paramount’s Halo TV show is due to air exclusively on Paramount Plus from Thursday, March 24. At the time of writing, this is the only service the show will be available on, meaning that viewers from countries without access to Paramount Plus will be unable to tune in at launch.
If you’re in the UK and you’re wondering whether this affects you, it does – but it won’t for long. Last year, Sky confirmed that it will be incorporating Paramount Plus into its ecosystem at no additional cost later this year, meaning that all Sky Cinema and Sky Q subscribers will be able to watch the Halo series for themselves very soon.Perhaps one of the most important elements to consider when discussing the Halo TV series is its cast.
As it turns out, we’ve got quite a lot of information about the Halo cast. Here’s a brief list of some key characters and the people slated to play them, as well as some details about where you might have seen them before.Television aficionados may know the actor cast as Master Chief from a variety of different roles, the most notable of which include George “Pornstache” Mendez in Orange is the New Black and Mad Sweeney in American Gods.
We’ll also get to see Master Chief’s parents , a bunch of Spartans he fights alongside , an orphan raised by the Covenant , and lots more.
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