Network executives might as well create an entire anti-Trump channel at this point to display Hollywood’s constant stream of negative content about the president.

Michael Wolff’s controversial and highly disputed book “Fire and Fury,” it’s now been announced, will be the basis of a new television show focused on the Donald Trump White House.

For those keeping score, there’s also a Showtime animated comedy from Stephen Colbert, headed our way, about the Trump White House; a Michael Moore show centered on the president; the completely Trump-obsessed “Saturday Night Live” — plus increasingly left-leaning late-night shows from Trevor Noah, Stephen Colbert, Samantha Bee, Jimmy Kimmel, and Seth Meyers.

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Oversaturation does not seem to be in Hollywood’s vocabulary these days.

New production company Endeavor Content reportedly paid seven figures for Wolff’s Trump-centered work — with the intention of turning it into a television project (the controversial Wolff will serve as executive producer). President Donald Trump has called the book a “work of fiction” and disputed Wolff’s claims about having direct access to him and to the White House.

Others, on both sides of the political aisle, have also disputed the book and questioned Wolff’s credibility.

You would think after a year of Trump in office, his Hollywood critics would have calmed down a bit. But instead they seem to have doubled down on their hysteria about him, which is looking more and more foolish with each passing day — to both supporters and critics of the president.

Hollywood already had a rocky 2017 box office — and adding more creative projects (with little or no substance) focused on and aimed at the president may only spell a worse future. Hollywood is now well on its way to becoming a sibling of the Trump-obsessed, openly mocked, and dying CNN network.

PopZette editor Zachary Leeman can be reached at [email protected].

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(photo credit, article image: Michael Wolff, Cut Out, CC BY 2.0, by Financial Times)