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Tubi Expands Creator Program Through Multi-Project Partnership With KevOnStage

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Tubi has announced the latest expansion of its creator program. In partnership with comedian, actor, and digital creator Kevin “KevOnStage” Fredericks, the latest expansion will result in multiple new and returning titles coming to the free streaming service.

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What You Need to Know

  • Tubi is once again expanding its creator library, this time through a multi-project slate with Kevin “KevOnStage” Fredericks.
  • Following the success of last year’s Safe Space, Tubi has confirmed season 2 arrives this month, and season 3 next year.
  • The slate also includes The Airport (2026), Grief Sucks (2027), and two feature films: a 2027 holiday comedy and a 2028 horror comedy.

Tubi launched its ‘Tubi for Creators’ program back in June 2025. Over the months since, the program has expanded substantially, with Tubi confirming its digital-first creator library has grown to over 20,000 episodes from more than 300 creators,

In November, and as part of its first slate of creator series, Tubi announced Safe Space with KevOnStage. Following the success of the first series, Safe Space will be returning to Tubi in June with its second season, and again next year with season three.

Safe Space found its audience on Tubi, and I found a home,” said Kevin Fredericks, comedian, actor, and New York Times bestselling author. “This slate is what happens when a platform believes in a creator’s full vision and gives them room to grow. Tubi has given me the platform to do it all, from producing my first stand-up special to developing my first films, while also creating opportunities for up-and-coming creators, especially Black creators whose voices deserve to be amplified. Comedy has always been central to who I am, and getting to bring these projects to life with a partner that truly believes in the work has been incredibly meaningful. We’re building something much bigger than one show, and I can’t wait for people to see what’s coming.”

In addition to new Safe Space seasons, the multi-project deal will also include a new scripted workplace comedy, a stand-up special, and original feature films.

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Kevin has built a powerful connection with audiences through authentic, laugh-out-loud storytelling,” said Rich Bloom, General Manager, Creator Programs & Executive Vice President, Business Development at Tubi. “Expanding our partnership with him reflects our commitment to giving creators who bring unique voices and loyal fanbases to the platform the runway to go bigger, whether that means a new series, a stand-up special, or their first films.”

New and returning series and specials coming to Tubi as part of this expansion include:

  • Safe Space (Season 2): Returning in June 2026, Season 2 of the scripted comedy follows the underqualified Dr. Fredericks as he attempts to guide struggling couples back to a place of healing. The new season features a new cast with delightful cameos over the span of 8 episodes.
  • Safe Space (Season 3): Slated for July 2027, the third season of this fan favorite returns to Dr. Fredericks as he attempts to guide nine relationships back to emotional stability with more wildly unconventional methods that do more harm than good.
  • The Airport: Premiering November 2026, this 10-episode comedy series is set in the country’s most dysfunctional airport, where an ill-equipped staff struggles to keep things running amid constant chaos.
  • Grief Sucks: Debuting February 21, 2027, Kevin’s first stand-up special on a streaming platform offers a heartfelt and comedic take on grief and family, delivering Fredericks’ most personal material to date.

As mentioned, the multi-project deal also includes original feature films. The first two confirmed titles include a holiday comedy set to debut in 2027, and a horror comedy set for release in 2028.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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