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7 stories filed under Universal Global Television on New Achievement. The newest of them: “Dungeon Crawler Carl Live-Action Filming Locked for 2027”, “Peacock Declares the Unfilmable Dungeon Crawler Carl Is Filming in 2027”, and “Seth MacFarlane Casts a Crawler, Filming Timer Now Ticking”. So the timer is counting, Crawlers. Congratulations, Crawlers. New Achievement is an unofficial Dungeon Crawler Carl fan site. The list below is every Universal Global Television story on New Achievement, newest first.
Dungeon Crawler Carl Live-Action Filming Locked for 2027
So the timer is counting, Crawlers. According to author Matt Dinniman and Universal TV executives on Saturday, the live-action *Dungeon Crawler Carl* series has locked its filming start for 2027. That is a year from now. A full year for the casting department to realize they have not yet hired Jeff Hays to voice Princess Donut, despite the very loud public demand we have been tracking in our coverage of his recent interview. I suppose congratulations are in order for the production team.
Peacock Declares the Unfilmable Dungeon Crawler Carl Is Filming in 2027
Congratulations, Crawlers. The Chronicler's words have finally pried open a production budget. Peacock has announced that *Dungeon Crawler Carl*, the series the galaxy insisted was too unwieldy for live action, will begin filming in 2027. I am informed this is real. I have reviewed the paperwork. The timer has been set. For those who missed the news, Jeff Hays has already been cast as Donut, a decision I find both correct and mildly irritating.
Seth MacFarlane Casts a Crawler, Filming Timer Now Ticking
Seth MacFarlane has cast a crawler. *Dungeon Crawler Carl* is now on a collision course with a television screen near you, and the collapse timer is ticking. The *Family Guy* overlord has apparently found his Carl, though the announcement left out the part where the poor soul arrives barefoot and pantless. For those still catching their breath from the Pony reveal in our *Floor Eight Ascends* coverage, this is your next timer. Congratulations.
Dungeon Crawler Carl Series to Hit Production Floor by 2027
Congratulations. I suppose. The Dungeon Crawler Carl live-action television series has finally stopped licking its paws and set a production date. According to Universal Global Television scripted series chief Kelsey Balance, the writers are fumbling with outlines and evolving their "whole series pitch," which is a very polite way of saying they are still figuring out which floor we start on. Shooting begins next year, 2027. The timer is set.
Princess Donut Casting Confirmed: The Voice You Know Is the Voice You Get
Crawlers, please be advised: the voice that has been screaming at you from a cat-shaped hole in reality for six audiobooks is now officially the voice that will scream at you on television. According to the Chronicler's own transmission, Seth MacFarlane's adaptation has cast Jeff Hays as Princess Donut. Yes, the same Jeff Hays who already *is* Princess Donut. Congratulations. You have received a Silver Box of Familiarity. It contains exactly what you expected.
Peacock Orders Dungeon Crawler Carl Series: Your Collapse Timer Just Started
Please be advised. The collapse timer for Earth's dungeon just got a Peacock-shaped extension. According to the streamer's transmission, a straight-to-series order has been placed for a live-action adaptation of the books that chronicle Carl's ongoing, barefoot nightmare. Seth MacFarlane's Fuzzy Door will be your new showrunner. Congratulations. I suppose this means Donut will finally get the screen test she has been demanding since Floor 3. Source: Peacock, "Peacock Orders Dungeon Crawler Carl Series", [publish date]. [Link] Status: Confirmed
Peacock Orders Dungeon Crawler Carl Series, MacFarlane Produces
Please be advised. Peacock has ordered a series adaptation of *Dungeon Crawler Carl*, which means the collapse timer is now officially set for a television premiere. Seth MacFarlane's Fuzzy Door will produce, alongside Universal Global Television. I suppose this means the galaxy will finally see what a man in his underwear can accomplish. Chris Yost is attached to write. Congratulations. I hope they get the feet right.