Modern Family's Sarah Hyland and The Good Place favourite Jameela Jamil are officially part of the Pitch Perfect spin-off series.
Streaming on Peacock and set several years after the events of Pitch Perfect 3, franchise faces Adam Devine and Flula Borg are reprising Bumper Allen and Pieter Krämer, while Hyland joins as Heidi alongside Jamil's Gisela (via The Wrap).
Lera Abova (Anna) has been invited to the a cappella party too – she'll be Pieter's sister, who performs around Berlin under the moniker DJ Das Boot.
As for Heidi, she's described as "Pieter and Bumper's cheery and slightly odd American assistant. While working on Bumper's team by day, she secretly harbours dreams of being a singer-songwriter herself and moonlights by performing original songs in a Berlin cabaret."
Jamil's newcomer, meanwhile, is an up-and-coming German popstar with a penchant for bombast – she also happens to be Pieter's ex-girlfriend and Bumper's main competitor at the German Unity Day concert.
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Pitch Perfect (that's its working title), which begins filming soon, sees Bumper travelling to Germany in order to revive his music career when one of his tunes proves a massive hit in the capital.
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After the spin-off's unveiling, NBCUniversal Television and Streaming's chairman of entertainment content Susan Rovner said: "Our upcoming Pitch Perfect series is another example of the unmatched synergy NBCUniversal is able to expand upon with our wide-ranging library of IP.
"When we saw the opportunity to create a series for Pitch Perfect with [executive producers] Elizabeth Banks, Max Handelman and Paul Brooks plus more earworm classics for super fans to enjoy, we jumped at it.
"And to top it off, we are so fortunate that Adam Devine is headlining the series and bringing fans the quirky, laugh-out-loud sensibility they loved in the film franchise."
Pitch Perfect will stream on Peacock in the US.
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