SAG-AFTRA signed an agreement with Netflix covering "The Pete Davidson Show," a video podcast hosted by the "Saturday Night Live" alum, which debuted on January 30th, according to Variety. The deal, announced on February 12, 2026, solidifies the union's involvement in the production.
The agreement specifically addresses the show's classification as a video podcast, a format Netflix has embraced for the program. The news comes amidst a week of varied headlines, including developments in the labor market, Apple's acquisition of "Severance," and legal battles, as reported by multiple sources in Variety. Other entertainment news included the upcoming release of "Pesta" and the premiere of new series.
The show's debut on January 30th marked a significant step for Davidson into the podcasting world. The agreement with SAG-AFTRA ensures that the production adheres to union standards. Variety's Todd Spangler noted the importance of the deal in covering the production.
The news of the agreement also comes as other entertainment figures are branching out. As Time reported, creators are exploring new avenues after the success of their previous works.
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