Details of several unannounced GTA VI in-game TV shows have reportedly surfaced online ahead of the game’s November 19, 2026, launch. The information was shared on X by user nima02l, who claims the material covers most of the television programs featured in Rockstar Games’ upcoming title.
The leak points to at least two different shows, including a police drama and a sitcom. While the information includes numerous titles that appear to be associated with individual scenes or music cues, Rockstar has not confirmed whether either program will appear in the finished game.
The first show appears to be a police drama, with titles suggesting various law enforcement operations and investigations. Some of the listed entries include “Barnyard Blue Theme,” “FIB Wide Sweep,” “Henhouse Is Seized,” “Hold the Line Jackie,” “Badger Raid in Seventy Nine,” and “Best Policing Is No Policing.”
According to the post, the police show contains 30 cues in total, although only 18 were included in the leaked material. The references to the FIB and police operations suggest the program could feature fictional law enforcement agencies within the GTA universe.
The second program is reportedly a sitcom titled “TJS.” Its listed entries mention several characters, including Hugh, Mia, Clint, Wanda, Willy, and Butch, suggesting an ongoing storyline involving the group.
Among the titles associated with the sitcom are “Cameltoes Movie Trailer,” “Meeting the Wangs,” “Willy Takes the Final Shot,” and “Big Game Montage.” Several entries contain crude jokes and suggest the show may follow the satirical style associated with previous Grand Theft Auto games.
Nima indicated that the leaked material covers most of the television content but does not represent a complete list.
Grand Theft Auto VI is scheduled to release on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The game is expected to require approximately 212 GB of storage, with digital preloading beginning November 10.
The story follows Jason and Lucia, two protagonists involved in a Bonnie and Clyde-style partnership, across Leonida, a fictional state inspired by Florida that includes Vice City and its surrounding areas.
