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4 stories filed under TV on New Achievement. The newest of them: “Peacock Casts a Dungeon Crawler Nobody Earned and You Still Click”, “Seven hundred fifty writers claw for a crack at Dungeon Crawler Carl”, and “Amazon Raids Netflix Yet Again and Dungeon Crawler Carl Steals Two Showrunners”. Achievement Unlocked: Peacock Finally Casts Something, And You Call It News. Seven hundred fifty writers claw for a crack at Dungeon Crawler Carl. New Achievement is an unofficial Dungeon Crawler Carl fan site. The list below is every TV story on New Achievement, newest first.
Peacock Casts a Dungeon Crawler Nobody Earned and You Still Click
Achievement Unlocked: Peacock Finally Casts Something, And You Call It News. You barely earned this update by refreshing a casting page for six months. Peacock has cast a *Dungeon Crawler Carl* TV adaptation, as reported by TVLine, with details on who will play Carl and Princess Donut still crawling out of the system. For deeper coverage, check our piece on Jeff Hays reprising Princess Donut at SDCC. Now stop clicking.
Seven hundred fifty writers claw for a crack at Dungeon Crawler Carl
Seven hundred fifty writers claw for a crack at Dungeon Crawler Carl. That is seven hundred fifty people who will fail to capture the essence of a cat in a tiara. The Ankler reports the TV show is hunting for a writer after the 'Off Campus' boss took the reins. You want a taste of what Princess Donut sounds like in live action? Check our piece on Jeff Hays getting cast as the Queen Anne herself.
Amazon Raids Netflix Yet Again and Dungeon Crawler Carl Steals Two Showrunners
You earned this headline by refreshing the Ankler page every eleven seconds for three days. Pathetic. Amazon has raided Netflix again for Dungeon Crawler Carl talent, this time stealing two showrunners for the adaptation. The streamer continues its poaching spree while the rest of us fight over cold pizza in the break room. If you want to hear the actual finished product instead of corporate gossip, our coverage of the Glurp Glurp Motherfucker finale is right here.
Matt Dinniman Signs with WME, Barely Earns a Book Deal
Achievement Unlocked: Signing With WME, Barely. You finally crawled out of your mother's basement long enough to ink a deal that writes itself. Matt Dinniman, author of *Dungeon Crawler Carl*, signed with WME after a competitive situation. His series holds the No. 1 spot in Amazon's top 100 paid audiobooks for TV and has sold over 400,000 copies. WME will now develop it. Also, our exclusive "Glurp Glurp Motherfucker Finale Drops" piece covers the final episode of the Audio Immersion Tunnel.