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Bumper In Berlin Trailer: Jameela Jamil plays a German popstar in Pitch Perfect spin-off

Produced by Universal Television, a division of Universal Studio Group, Bumper In Berlin is set to premiere on Peacock on November 23, 2022.

Bumper In Berlin Trailer: Jameela Jamil plays a German popstar in Pitch Perfect spin-off

Peacock has raised the curtain on a brand-new trailer for the upcoming Pitch Perfect spin-off series Bumper In Berlin. The series stars Adam Devine, Flula Borg, Sarah Hyland, and Jameela Jamil in prominent characters.

The trailer shows that Bumper In Berlin follows the European adventures of Adam Devine's character, Bumper Allen, and sees him trying to restart his singing career after Pitch Perfect 2 actor Pieter Krämer (Flula Borg) informs him that a TikTok mashup he has made is going viral in Germany. Hoping to capitalise on his unexpected 15 minutes of fame, Bumper Allen shifts his base to Berlin to try and grow his fanbase in an unknown land. As Bumper exclaims in the first teaser, “I am moving to Germany, baby.”


As the story progresses, we see Bumper meeting a set of new people such as Pieter's assistant Heidi (Sarah Hyland), Pieter's DJ sister Thea Krämer (Lera Abova), and his new rival, singer Gisela (Jameela Jamil), who also happens to be Pieter's ex-girlfriend.

Achieving his goal is not going to be easy for Allen as he himself says in the trailer. “I have wanted to be famous my entire life. I thought Berlin was gonna change everything," Bumper says. But Heidi encourages him by responding, “It still could.”

Elizabeth Banks returns to executive produce the series from writer and showrunner Megan Amram. Devine also serves as an executive producer with Max Handelman, Paul Brooks, and Scott Neimeyer. The six-episode series is directed by Todd Strauss-Schulson, Richie Keen, and Maureen Bharoocha.

Along with dropping the brand-new trailer, the makers also provided a statement, saying, “With Bumper in Berlin, the other producers and I decided we wanted to expand the world of Pitch Perfect into something recognizable yet unique. We wanted to keep what made the movies special but create a new world that felt completely original. To take the elements of the movies we know and love -- the humour, the camaraderie, and the music -- and make it something sweet and absurd. Two beloved characters from the movies are joined by a whole new cast of characters who hopefully inject a freshness and absurdity to the franchise the world already adores.”

Produced by Universal Television, a division of Universal Studio Group, Bumper In Berlin is set to premiere on Peacock on November 23, 2022. NBC will also air the premiere episode and a sneak peek of episode 2 on Monday, November 28, at 10 pm.

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