Reelz Signs On to 10-Part True Crime Series Into the Chase

Reelz has boarded Into the Chase, a 10-part true crime series about fugitives on the run in the United States. "Boarded" means the channel has committed to the show, so it has a place to air. Deadline broke the news on 11 November 2026 as an exclusive.

The series centres on people who are at large, meaning they have escaped or dodged arrest and are still being hunted. Deadline puts the number of fugitives on the run in the US at approximately 180,000.

Super Channel has come on as a launch partner. That term means a second channel is attached from the start, alongside Reelz, to help the series reach its first audience.

The show is made by Black Watch Entertainment, a Canadian company based in Manitoba. Meghan Duffy, the company's founder, is an executive producer on the series. Filming is taking place in Manitoba, where the company is based.

The UK distributor BossaNova is working on the series with Black Watch. Paul Heaney is an executive producer on Into the Chase for BossaNova. The company holds the rights to the show and will distribute it worldwide, which means it will decide where the series is sold beyond the channels already attached.

For a true crime format, the appeal is easy to see. Each episode can take a single case and follow the hunt from start to finish. A show like this keeps a small army busy for months: camera crews, researchers, editors and producers all working on the same long job.

The report did not set out a premiere date. Those details are likely to follow as the channels and distributor announce them.

Brief will keep tracking the series as it moves from production toward broadcast.