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Apparently Brits have no taste when it comes to what’s good on streaming services

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Allegedly, according to this Infographic. I mean it only compares Netflix, Apple TV+ and Amazon Prime Video content* (sorry, Now TV, Acorn TV, iPlayer, SundanceNow, The Roku Channel et al), so it isn’t exactly comprehensive.

It’s also based on both IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes. You might as well look at entrails floating in a cesspit to find out the truth.

* “English-speaking original programmes from the past two years were looked at only, and did not include co-produced series, such as The Last Dance. 204 Netflix shows, 39 Amazon Prime shows and 20 Apple TV+ shows were analysed for the study.”

Reyes de la noche
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TMINE’s Daily Global TV News: NetworkOnAir streaming service launches; Stanley Tucci’s Black Swan; who wants to run the world – The Women; + more

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French TV

  • Tatiana Silva to guest on TF1’s Joséphine ange gardien (Josephine – Guardian Angel)

International TV

  • Stanley Tucci to star in AMC (US)/Movistar+ (Spain)/MOD Pictures (Spain)’s La Fortuna (formerly El Tesoro del Cisne Negro (The Treasure of the Black Swan))

Spanish TV

  • Movistar+/Zeta Studios green light: 80s/90s rival radio journalists comedy Reyes de la Noche (Knights of the Night), with Javier Gutiérrez, Miki Esparbé and Itsaso Arana

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TMINE’s Daily Global TV News: P-Valley, I Am renewed; a The Witcher prequel; Sky Arts to go free; + more

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  • Trailer for Freeform’s Love in the Time of Corona
  • Trailer for HBO’s We Are Who We Are
  • HBO developing: adaptation of Brendan Borrell’s The First Shot
  • Showtime developing: Mafia First Family drama
  • Sony developing: adaptation of David Henry Sterry’s Master of Ceremonies: A True Story of Love, Murder, Roller Skates & Chippendales
After Life
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TMINE’s Daily Global TV News: Outer Banks, Starstruck renewed; After Life to end; loads of Comic Con trailers; + more

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  • Trailer for season 6 of AMC’s Fear the Walking Dead

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Prodigal Son
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What time, TMINE? Including Biohackers, Motherland: Fort Salem, Prodigal Son, The Last Wave and Katy Keene

24 July 2020 Rob Buckley Post a comment

Every Friday, TMINE lets you know when the latest TV shows from around the world will air in the UK

There are two weeks’ worth of premiere dates and acquisitions to catch up with this week, some of them imminent, thanks to my having taken a day off last Friday. And there’s a big bunch, too!

Premiere dates for Biohackers, Motherland: Fort Salem, Prodigal Son, The Last Wave and Katy Keene after the jump, but here are the new shows that have been acquired but don’t yet have launch dates.

Acquisitions

  • Walter Presents has gone on a spending spree and bought eight new shows:
    • Antena 3 (Spain)’s Bajo sospecha (Under Suspicion)
    • Club Illico (Canada)’s La Faille (The Wall – Cover Your Tracks)
    • Das Erste (Germany)’s Das Verschwinden (The Vanishing)
    • Movistar (Spain)’s El día de mañana (What The Future Holds)
    • Rai 1 (Italy)’s Imperial
    • Rai 2 (Italy)’s Il Cacciatore (The Hunter) and Rocco Schiavone: Ice Cold Murders
    • Viaplay (Sweden)’s Hassel
  • Netflix has acquired what was going to be a Paramount (US) show but is now going to be a Netflix exclusive: Emily in Paris. That’s going to be on some time this year.
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