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[ 5 October 2021 ] BFI Japan comes to big screens UK-wide this Autumn

TMINE’s Daily Global TV News: Between Two Worlds cancelled; Stath Lets Flats renewed; Flashdance, Smokey and the Bandit shows; + more

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Scott Speedman to recur on Netflix’s You
Amazon developing: backyard interplanetary portal drama Lightyears

Australian TV

Seven cancels: Between Two Worlds

UK TV

Channel 4 renews: Stath Lets Flats
ITV green lights: real-life crime drama The Yorkshire Ripper

US TV show casting

Reggie Lee promoted to regular on CBS’s All Rise
Molly Burnett promoted to regular on USA’s Queen of the South

New US TV shows

Spectrum green lights: series of New York returning coronavirus drama The Second Wave, with Taylor Schilling, Audra McDonald and Steven Pasaquale
HBO developing: disabled teen school “traumedy” Accessible
NBC developing: figure-skating comedy
Paramount+ developing: reboot of Flashdance (1983)
Universal developing: reboot of Smokey and the Bandit (1977)

New US TV show casting

Maura Tierney to recur on Showtime’s Your Honor

TMINE’s Daily Global TV News: Willow TV series; new Dalgliesh, Jo Nesbo adaptations; + more

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Streaming TV

Amazon green lights: character-driven futuristic sci-fi anthology series
Disney+ green lights: Willow (1988) series with Warwick Davis
Netflix green lights: Turkish time-travel hotel drama Midnight at the Pera Palace…
…’did she see a murder?’ limited series The Woman in the House, with Kristen Bell
IMDb TV developing: adaptation of Tegan and Sara Quin’s High School
Quibi added to Apple TV

UK TV

Channel 4 green lights: series of post-heist crime comedy drama The Curse, with Steve Stamp, Allan Mustafa and Hugo Chegwin
Channel 5/Acorn TV green light: adaptation of PD James’ Inspector Dalgliesh mysteries as Dalgliesh, with Bertie Carvel
Synchronicity developing: adaptation of Andrew O’Hagan’s Mayflies
Three Tables developing: period Royal Opera House drama
dplay to become Discovery+

US TV

Katlyn Nichol promoted to regular on ABC’s black-ish
Steven Krueger to recur on The CW’s Roswell, New Mexico

New US TV shows

Trailer for HBO Max’s Flight Attendant
HBO green lights: limited series adaptation of Jo Nesbo’s The Son, with Jake Gyllenhaal
Endeavour developing: adaptation of Jennifer Donnelly’s Poisoned
eOne developing: new Power Rangers series
Hulu developing: performance-enhancing drugs drama Wild Rabbit
NBC developing: African-American-owned-hospital drama Family History

New US TV show casting

Anjali Jay to recur on NBC’s Debris
Tosin Morohunfola to star in Starz’s Run The World

What (more) TV’s on at the RTS in October? Including How to survive in streaming and RTS Cymru and S4C

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Every so often, TMINE flags up what new TV events the Royal Television Society is holding around the UK

RTS is sneaking a couple of additional events into the October calendar, with one new one tomorrow and another a week after. Cheeky. Full details of ‘How to survive in streaming’ and ‘RTS Cymru and S4C’ after the jump.

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TMINE Daily Global TV News: Away cancelled; M6’s Insanity; + more

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Streaming TV

Teaser trailer for Amazon’s The Underground Railroad
New teaser trailer for season 2 of Disney+’s The Mandalorian
Dominic West (maybe) joins Netflix’s The Crown
Netflix cancels: Away

French TV

M6 green lights: narcissistic pervert psychological thriller A la folie (To Insanity)

US TV

Teaser trailer for season 3 of ABC’s A Million Little Things
Teaser trailer for season 4 of CBS’s Young Sheldon

US TV show casting

Raffi Barsoumian to recur on The CW’s DC’s Legends of Tomorrow

New US TV shows

Fremantle developing: adaptation of David Kirby’s Death at SeaWorld

New US TV show casting

Jamie-Lynn Sygler joins ABC’s Triage
Connie Britton, Jennifer Coolidge, Steve Zahn et al join HBO’s The White Lotus

TMINE’s Daily Global TV News: Star Trek: Discovery renewed; Amazon’s Italian crime-comedy; + more

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Streaming TV

Kate Hudson joins Apple TV+’s Truth Be Told
Danny Ramirez joins Disney+’s The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
Amazon green lights: comedic Italian heist drama Everybody Loves Diamonds

UK TV

New trailer for BBC’s Industry
Connie Nielsen, Christopher Eccleston, Tom Taylor et al join Channel 4’s Close to Me
Little Island productions developing: adaptation of TC Farren’s The Book of Malachi

US TV

CBS All Access renews: Star Trek: Discovery

US TV show casting

Jay Ali to recur on CBS’s Magnum PI

New US TV shows

ABC developing: Black-owned DC dive bar comedy Nate’s

New US TV show casting

Hayes MacArthur to star in ABC’s Kids Matter Now
Adrienne Warren to star in ABC’s Women of the Movement
J August Richards, Patricia De Leon, Diego Josef et al to recur on HBO Max’s Generation

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