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Netflix is making a new show that follows around BuzzFeed reporters in 15-minute episodes

Netflix is releasing a 20-episode documentary series that follows BuzzFeed News reporters as they develop their investigative stories.

  • Netflix is releasing a 20-episode documentary series that follows BuzzFeed News reporters as they develop their stories.
  • The series, "Follow This," premieres July 9 on the streaming service.
  • The show will feature 15-minute episodes, each of which "
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Netflix announced on Wednesday that it will be releasing a 20-episode documentary series that follows BuzzFeed News reporters as they develop their stories.

The series, "Follow This," premieres July 9 on the streaming service, and is produced by BuzzFeed News (though several Netflix execs serve as executive producers).

The show will feature 15-minute episodes, each of which "

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