Peacock Moves Up OJ's Accomplice Premiere To November 1

Peacock is rushing out its two-part documentary OJ's Accomplice on November first to cash in on a recent New York Times investigation. The Ample Entertainment project promises real evidence suggesting O.J. Simpson's inner circle knew more about the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman than previously known. The streamer originally planned a December release for the show, which features interviews with Kato Kaelin and Nicole Brown's sister. Meanwhile, the streaming service is also launching the ten-episode comedy series Dig on November twenty-third. Created by Michael Schur and starring Amy Poehler as an archaeologist at a Grecian dig site, the show adapts Kate Myers' bestseller Excavations. Hugh Laurie co-stars as a British character on the excavation team who initially announces his retirement before deciding to stay another year.