The series from TIME Studios, Day Zero, Sugar23 and P&G Studios will air on MSNBC and stream on Peacock this fall.

MSNBC Films has gotten The Tipping Point, a narrative series from Trevor Noah’s Day Zero Productions, TIME Studios, Sugar23 and P&G Studios.

The series about a moving American culture and the results of the 2020 political decision on casting a ballot rights, LGBTQ+ privileges, political polarization and the worldwide evacuee emergency will air on MSNBC and stream on Peacock this fall.

“I generally felt MSNBC would be the ideal fit for this interesting series. They’re not reluctant to take a more profound plunge past the titles to take a gander at the tales in a more nuanced and comprehensive way and that is the very thing that I needed for this series, a home that would permit us to face challenges, dig profound and recount to significant stories that can help illuminate and move,” chief maker Noah said in an explanation on Thursday.

The Tipping Point as individual movies was made by chiefs and leader makers like Leonardo DiCaprio and Angelina Jolie.

“We are excited to be the home for this interesting series that rejuvenates Trevor’s fantastic vision. This organization between MSNBC Films and the amazing groups at Day Zero, TIME Studios and Sugar 23 permits us to analyze significant crossroads in our set of experiences and investigate a way ahead,” Rashida Jones, leader of MSNBC and who additionally chief produces, included her own explanation.

Each movie will come from chiefs and narrators like Oscar-assigned Orlando Von Einsiedel, Sundance alum Sam Feder and Emmy-Award winning Daresha Kyi.

The Tipping Point is likewise chief delivered by Amanda Spain, Michael Sugar, Ashley Zalta, David Hillman, Ian Orefice, Alexa Conway, Loren Hammonds and Sanaz Yamin. Elizabeth Waller is showrunner and leader maker.