WATCH: New docuseries on The Lincoln Challenge covers anti-Trump tremendous PAC's scandals

Showtime wailing debut a docuseries protecting the tumultuous existence of scandal-ridden anti-Trump tremendous PAC The Lincoln Challenge through the 2020 election and after.

"Whereas working to perform their said purpose of ‘defeating Trumpism,’ the group is shaken by inner upheaval, a sexual harassment scandal and a tidal wave of damaging press. As one battle ends, one other is afoot — and this time it’s private," says the logline for the collection.

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The collection's first episode will premiere on Oct. 7 at 8:00 p.m. The next episodes will air back-to-back each Friday at 8:00 p.m.

In response to administrators Fisher Stevens and Karim Amer, "There has by no means been a brilliant PAC that has captured the creativeness of most people just like the Lincoln Challenge."

"They confirmed us that you might use storytelling and the facility of the web to punch again, and that you might battle a bully by bringing the battle proper to their doorstep," referring to the group's feud with former President Donald Trump.

"We hope in presenting this all-American story of redemption, energy and betrayals, that viewers might be entertained and galvanized to be extra lively in defending the foundations of American democracy at a time when it's extra fragile than ever," they added.

The five-part collection is produced by The Othrs, alongside Bloomfish Productions, in accordance with Selection. The directing duo are additionally government producers on the venture, alongside Geralyn White Dreyfous, Lyn Davis Lear, Vijay Vaidyanathan, and Jamie Wolf. Different producers embody Alexander Hyde, Mikaela Beardsley, Allison Berg, Judy Korin, and Amy Redford. The collection will probably be distributed internationally by Fremantle.

The already controversial group was rocked in 2021, when its co-founder John Weaver, at one time a political strategist for a number of high-profile Republicans, admitted to sending inappropriate and sexually suggestive messages to a number of males. He has additionally been accused of sending such messages to boys nonetheless in highschool.

It is reported that not less than 21 males and boys have accused him of the habits.

Jennifer Horn, a fellow co-founder, resigned following the accusations and subsequent admission. "John Weaver’s grotesque and inappropriate habits, coupled along with his longstanding deceptions regarding that habits, are sickening,” she stated on the time.