Dinner Party Productions, a production company founded by Sue Naegle and Ali Krug, has signed a multi-year overall deal with 20th Television, as reported by Variety. This new agreement marks a significant step for the company, which had previously been under an overall deal with UCP starting in 2024. An overall deal typically means that the production company has the rights to develop and produce new content, as well as manage existing projects, often with a specific platform or network. Under the new agreement with 20th Television, which is part of Disney Entertainment, Dinner Party Productions will create and produce series across various Disney platforms. This includes not only new shows but also the continuation of existing projects. The company retains creative control over its content, giving it the freedom to shape its projects without outside interference. One of the company’s current projects is "The Bear," a popular series currently in production. This show, which follows the challenges of running a restaurant in Chicago, has been well-received by audiences and critics alike. With the new deal, Dinner Party Productions will continue to work on "The Bear" while also exploring new creative opportunities. The deal is expected to last for at least three years, providing the company with stability and the chance to develop a range of new content. This partnership with 20th Television is likely to expand the company's reach and influence within the broader Disney ecosystem, which includes networks like ABC, Fox, and streaming services such as Hulu and Disney+.