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Counterpart cancelled; The Other Two renewed; The Murders acquired; a black-ish prequel; + more

12 February 2019 Rob Buckley Post a comment

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Internet TV

Bellamy Young, Sarah Shahi, Timothy Busfield et al to guest on Netflix’s Dolly Parton’s Heartstrings
Tiffany Boone joins Amazon’s The Hunt
Netflix green lights: ultra-Orthodox Jewish woman abroad mini-series Unorthodox
Tahar Rahim to star in Netflix’s The Eddy

Canadian TV

No Equal developing: adaptation of Robert J Sawyer’s WWW Trilogy

HBO Europe green lights: Spanish horror series 30 monedas (30 Coins)

UK TV

Universal acquires: CityTV (Canada)’s The Murders
Joanna Scanlan, Mark Gatiss, John Heffernan et al joins BBC One’s Dracula

US TV

Comedy Central renews: The Other Two
Starz cancels: Counterpart
Trailer for season 2 of History’s Knightfall

US TV show casting

Lin-Manuel Miranda to guest on NBC’s Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Echo Kellum exits The CW’s Arrow

New US TV shows

Trailer for Hulu’s Catch-22
Trailer for Hulu’s Shrill
ABC developing: black-ish prequel
Hulu developing: adaptation of The Devil in the White City
…green lights: series of revenge drama Reprisal, with Abigail Spencer, and anti-historical Catherine the Great drama The Great, with Elle Fanning…
…red lights: Less Than Zero and Search and Destroy
Lionsgate developing: adaptation of Julie Clark’s The Ones We Choose
TBS green lights: pilot of Middle-Eastern family comedy Chad

New US TV show casting

Alana de la Garza joins CBS’s FBI: Most Wanted
Lucy Liu to star in CBS All Access’ Why Women Kill
Jane Levy to star in NBC’s Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist

Suits renewed (and cancelled); Carter, The Other Guy renewed; Kate Winslet returns to HBO; + more

24 January 2019 Rob Buckley Post a comment

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Internet TV

Trailer for season 2 of Netflix’s Suburra

Australian TV

Stan renews: The Other Guy

Canadian TV

CTV renews: Carter

French TV

13ème Rue green lights: series of amnesiac cop serial killer thriller Trauma

Spanish TV

Sony Music Spain developing: drama based on the life of Spanish musician Joaquín Sabina

International TV

David Nykl to star in HBO Europe’s Czech spy drama The Sleepers (was Oblivious)
Turner Latin America/Dopamine green lights: series of US-Mexico werewolf border drama Coyotl, romantic and family drama Amarres, and empowered 1990s murdering divas drama Tu parte del trato

US TV

USA renews and cancels: Suits
Teaser for season 2 of History’s Knightfall
Trailer for final season of Comedy Central’s Broad City

US TV show casting

Chandler Riggs to recur on ABC’s A Million Little Things

New US TV shows

The CW green lights: pilots of Jane the Virgin spin-off Jane the Novela; Riverdale spin-off Katy Kenne; a Nancy Drew adaptation; and Lost Boys adaptation
HBO green lights: small town detective limited series Mare of Easttown, with Kate Winslet
NBC green lights: pilot of insurance-less parental debt comedy Uninsured

New US TV show casting

JoAnna Garcia Swisher to star in ABC’s Happy Accident

What have you been watching? Including Schuld and El Ministerio del Tiempo

29 November 2018 Rob Buckley 11 Comments

It’s “What have you been watching?”, your chance to recommend to fellow TMINE readers anything you’ve been watching this week

It’s been another quiet week for TV, thanks to the Thanksgiving break. If you like anthology and true crime shows, particularly ones based on podcasts, you could have course have watched Dirty John (US: Bravo; UK: Netflix).

I don’t, though, so I didn’t. Instead, I watched the rest of Narcos: Mexico. I also gave More4’s new German show, Schuld nach Ferdinand von Schirach (Shades of Guilt), a try and after mentioning it rather a long time ago, I finally made a start on El Ministerio del Tiempo (The Ministry of Time).

I’ll be talking about all of them after the jump. Joining them will be the few regulars that didn’t take a Thanksgiving holiday: Black Lightning, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, Doctor Who, and Titans.

See you in a mo…

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Mrs Brown’s tour; the 90s Flash returns; HBO’s Patria; + more

23 October 2018 Rob Buckley 2 Comments

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Theatre

Mrs Brown’s Boys D’Musical to tour UK and Ireland in 2019

Internet TV

New trailer for Amazon’s Homecoming
Zosia Mamet to recur on Netflix’s Tales of the City

Australian TV

ABC green lights: pilots of comedies Why Are You Like This?, The Angus Project and Be Your Own Boss
Heather Mitchell, Daniel Lapaine, Ella Scott Lynch et al join Foxtel’s Upright

Spanish TV

HBO green lights: adaptation of Fernando Aramburu’s Patria

US TV

ABC extends: A Million Little Things, The Rookie, The Kids are Alright and Splitting Up Together

US TV show casting

Henry Lloyd-Hughes and Shannon Tarbet join BBC America’s Killing Eve
John Wesley Shipp joins The CW’s Arrowverse crossover as 90s Flash
Cynthia Addai-Robinson joins, Michael J Ferguson promoted to regular on Starz’s Power

New US TV shows

ABC developing: vet/FBI profiler crime drama Wolfe
CBS developing: former high school friends comedy Should Coulda Woulda

New US TV show casting

Brandon Larracuente, Emily Tosta, Niko Guardado and Elle Paris Legaspi join Freeform’s Part of Five
Hannah Rae joins TNT’s Constance

Iron Fist cancelled; Lethal Weapon extended; Name of the Rose trailer; + more

15 October 2018 Rob Buckley Post a comment

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Internet TV

Tamara Taylor and JC MacKenzie to star in Neflix’s October Faction
Dylan McDermott joins Netflix’s The Politician
Trailer for Netflix’s The Kominsky Method
Netflix cancels: Marvel’s Iron Fist

International TV

Endemol developing: political thriller El Asesor (The Advisor)
Trailer for Rai (Italy)’s The Name of the Rose

French TV

M6 developing: adaptation of Antena 3 (Spain)’s Vis a vis (Locked Up) [in French]
France Télévisions developing: self-explanatory Josephine & Napoleon, with Bérénice Bejo

Scandinavian TV

Marlowfilm developing: adaptation of Carsten Jensen’s We, the Drowned

Spanish TV

La 1 green lights: adaptation of Agustín Martínez’s Monteperdido as La Caza. Moneperdido
Movistar + developing: adaptation of Julia Navarro’s Dime quien soy (Tell Me Who I Am)
Dlo/Magnolia developing: drama El inmortal, 1970s El País drama, Catholic Church young love drama Líbranos del mal

UK TV

ITV green lights: police procedural Wild Bill, with Rob Lowe
Sky1 acquires: Acorn (US)’s Agatha Raisin…
…green lights: parenting paradox sitcom Breeders, with Martin Freeman and Daisy Haggard
Channel 4 green lights: anthology series with Samantha Morton, Vicky McClure and Gemma Chan

US TV

Fox extends: Lethal Weapon

New US TV shows

ABC developing: female basketball coach drama Trailblazer…
…undocumented Iranians comedy Americanized;
…and multi-generational Latinx family restaurant comedy with Danny Trejo

New US TV show casting

Rarmian Newton and Darby Camp to recur on AMC’s NOS4A2
Shannon Kane and Perri Camper to recur on BET’s American Soul
RJ Walker and Paula Newsome to recur on BET’s Boomerang
Seth MacFarlane, Sienna Miller, Simon McBurney et al join Showtime’s The Loudest Voice in the Room

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