Paramount + relies heavily on reboots and derivations for the whiteboard transmission service

ViacomCBS is leaning heavily on old favorites when it comes to completing its upcoming Paramount + streaming service.

On Wednesday, the company highlighted several new film and television projects it plans to bring to the platform after its debut on March 4th. Many of these new titles will be familiar to the public, as they will be reboots, derivations, or prequels from popular movies and series.

Paramount + will also host several original shows, movies and documentaries, including a series based on the “Halo” video game franchise.

Also, content that was only available on CBS All-Access will be branded in the Paramount + flag. This includes “Star Trek: Discovery,” “The Good Fight,” and “Why Women Kill.”

The streaming service will be packed with more than 2,500 movies from the franchise library such as “Mission Impossible,” “Transformers” and “Indiana Jones.”

Dates of the new lineup were not announced during the presentation, but Bob Bakish, president and CEO of ViacomCBS, said Paramount + will release 36 original series during its first year. The service will be heavily supported by children’s programming, reality television and scripted drama series.

Here’s a look at what’s coming to Paramount +:

“Criminal Minds” – After 15 seasons and over 300 episodes, “Criminal Minds” had its final arc just over a year ago. The top rated series will return to Paramount + with each season exploring a unique case over 10 episodes.

“Flashdance” – Set today, this dramatic series picks up where the original “Flashdance” was left. The story centers on a young woman’s struggles to make her mark in the ballet world as she navigates money, romance, and friendship. “Mad Men” writer Tracy McMillian is writing and running the series.

“Hello” – The iconic video game franchise will hit Paramount + as a series. The story will take place in the 26th century amid an extraterrestrial threat known as the Pact.

“Man of Earth” – The series is set in West Texas and follows “battleships and billionaire wild cats” as they seek fortune in the world of oil rigs.

“Love Story” – Based on the film of the same name, “Love Story” will be executive produced by Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, who worked on “Gossip Girl”, “The OC” and “Looking for Alaska”.

“Mayor of Kingstown” – Set in a city where the imprisonment business is the only thriving industry, “Mayor of Kingstown” follows the McLusky family, the city’s power agents. The show deals with issues of systematic racism, corruption and inequality.

“Star Trek: New Strange Worlds” – A derivation of “Star Trek: Discover,” “Strange New Worlds” is based on the years when Captain Christopher Pike led the USS Enterprise. Scientific Officer Spock appears prominently in the series, which takes place a decade before the arrival of James T. Kirk.

“Italian work” – When Charlie Croker’s grandchildren inherit their old safe, the search for the famous Italian ingot resumes.

“The man who fell to the ground” – Based on the novel of the same name by Walter Tevis, “The Man Who Fell to Earth” stars Chiwetel Ejiofor. The series follows a new alien character who arrives on Earth at a turning point in human evolution.

“The offer” – This limited series is based on the experiences of producer Al Ruddy doing “The Godfather”.

“The Parallax View” – The series is based on the movie “The Parallax View”, a political thriller starring Warren Beatty in the 70s.

“I: 1883” – A re-explanation of Western expansion, “Y: 1883,” predates “Yellowstone.” It follows the Dutton family as it heads west through the Great Plains.

“6666” – Still a job title, this program derived from “Yellowstone” is set at 6666 Ranch, a ranch working in Texas.

“Avatar” – Nickelodeon has created a new division of animation studios dedicated to creating content based on the world of “Avatar: The Last Airbender” and “The Legend of Korra”. Original creators Mike DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko will head the position in collaboration with Nickelodeon Animation Studio to create a wide range of avatar-inspired content, ranging from spinoffs and theater to short form.

“Dora the Explorer”– Paramount + will be home to a live action series based on “Dora the Explorer”.

“iCarly” – Set ten years after the events of the first series “iCarly”, this new show follows the characters played by Miranda Cosgrove, Nathan Kress and Jerry Trainor during his current life.

“Kamp Koral: SpongeBob’s Under Years” – The first spin-off of “SpongeBob SquarePants”, “Kamp Koral” is an CG animated series that sees the iconic Bikini Bottom team when they first meet at summer camp.

“Rugrats” – Paramount + will also host a CG version of the 90’s hit “Rugrats”. The original voice cast is set to return.

“Star Trek: Prodigy” – This series is suitable for children, but still full of all the features of a real Star Trek adventure.

“The Fairly OddParents” – Nickelodeon’s long animated series is taking a live action twist on Paramount +.

“Big Brother Live Feeds” – An in-depth look at what’s going on inside the “Big Brother” house.

“Naked Dating” – This restart brings together potential couples to get a first date without clothes.

“Ink Masters” – Previously canceled, “Ink Masters” receives new life in Paramount +. The show focuses on the nation’s best tattoo artists as they compete in challenges that test their technical and creative skills.

“Love Island at Paramount +” – This series is an extension of the content seen on CBS. It will allow subscribers to see more of what was shown during the live stream.

“Queen of the Universe” – This singing contest brings drag queens from all over the world to compete to see who the “Queen of the Universe” is.

“Road rules” – Another renewal of a classic reality show is “Road Rules”, which sees strangers abandoned in desolate places of their modern luxuries. They have to follow a set of clues and complete strange jobs to get money.

“RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars” – The main competitors of the “Drag Race” return to have the chance to win $ 100,000 and a desired place in the “Hall of Fame of the Drag Race”.

“The challenge: all the stars“- This series recovers 22 competitors from the original shows” Real World “and” Rules of the Road “to compete for a prize of $ 500,000.

“The Real World: Back Home: New York” – Thirty years later, Paramount + reunites the original cast of the first season of “The Real World.” The seven strangers will return to the New York loft where the series began.

“Frasier” – Kelsey Grammer returns as Dr. Frasier Crane on Paramount + ‘s “Fraiser” reboot.

“Grease: The Rise of the Pink Ladies” – This previous series takes place before “Grease” and tells the story of how Frenchy’s older sister, Jane, founded the Pink Ladies.

“Guilty Party” – This dark comedy stars Kate Beckinsale as a discredited journalist who finds herself in the lead when she stares at the story of a young mother sentenced to life in prison for murdering her husband, a crime she claims she did not commit.

“Inside Amy Schumer” – The Peabody and Emmy Award-winning show returns with five specials starring Amy Schumer.

“Reno 911! The Hunt For QAnon” – Paramount + bills it as a “large event” based on the long-running Comedy Central series “Reno 911!”

“The game” – This BET comedy returns with a mix of its original cast and new players. It offers a look at black culture through the prism of professional football.

“The Harper House” – She follows an animated comedy, “The Harper House,” a female boss too self-assured after losing her job and is forced to move from the rich side to the poor side of a small Arkansas town.

“The Weekly Show with Trevor Noah” – While Paramount + is still working on a headline for this project, he said the show will star Trevor Noah as he dissects the news headlines, talking to the people behind the headlines.

“Younger” – The final season of “Younger” will hit Paramount +.

“Untitled Beavis & Butt-head Movie” – The MTV animated series is advancing to its new feature film series.

“Workaholics Movie” – Paramount + is creating a film based on the popular long-running Comedy Central series “Workaholics.”