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[ 22 December 2021 ] The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent: The most Nicolas Cage movie ever?
[ 22 November 2021 ] Unexpectedly, there’s a Russian Film Festival and no one told me
[ 22 October 2021 ] December 2021 at the BFI, including Jack Clayton and Dirk Bogarde at 100
[ 5 October 2021 ] BFI Japan comes to big screens UK-wide this Autumn

Manifest acquired; Maria Theresa, Happy Valley renewed; new Lovejoy adaptation; + more

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Every weekday, TMINE brings you the latest TV news from around the world

Internet TV

Caroline Arapoglou to recur on Netflix’s Outer Banks

Canadian TV

Wynonna Earp resumes
Stephen Moyer, Kari Matchett, Kacey Rohl et al to star in CBC’s Fortunate Son

European TV

ORF (Austria) renews: Maria Theresa [subscription required]

Israeli TV

Ken green lights: Israel-Iran nuclear hacking thriller Tehran

UK TV

Teaser for BBC’s Dublin Murders
Sky1 acquires: NBC (US)’s Manifest
BBC One renews: Happy Valley
Blue Sky Pictures: developing adaptation of Jonathan Gash’s Lovejoy novels
Free@Last TV developing: adaptation of Freeman Wills Crofts’ Inspector French novels

US TV

Trailer for season 5 of Showtime’s The Affair

US TV show casting

Denim Richards promoted to regular on Paramount’s Yellowstone

New US TV shows

Freeform yellow lights: Unrelated
Paramount developing: adaptation of Riley Sager’s Lock Every Door

Divorce cancelled; Bloom renewed; Four Weddings trailer; + more

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Internet TV

Netflix green lights: isolated island horror series Midnight Mass…
…and Sandman TV series
Chris Klein, Jamie Lynn Spears and Justin Bruening join Netflix’s Sweet Magnolias

Australian TV

Stan renews: Bloom [subscription required]

European TV

Alpha TV (Greece) developing: adaptation of Viacom’s Campanas en la noche (Bells at Night)
Sky Italia/Arte developing: adaptation of Niccolò Ammaniti’s Anna [subscription required]

US TV

HBO cancels: Divorce
Teaser for the final season of USA’s Suits

New US TV shows

Trailer for Hulu’s Four Weddings and a Funeral
WarnerBros green lights: adaptation of Chris Bohjalian’s The Flight Attendant, with Kaley Cuoco…
…developing: reboots of classic comedies including Step by Step, Perfect Strangers and Family Matters

A Sandman TV series; In My Skin picked up; red lights for Surveillance and Glamorous; + more

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Every weekday, TMINE brings you the latest TV news from around the world

Internet TV

Netflix developing: adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s Sandman
Victoria Pedretti to star in Netflix’s The Haunting of Bly Manor

Australian TV

Anthony LaPaglia, Jessica Marais, Jacqueline McKenzie et al join Nine’s Halifax: Retribution

International TV

Handwritten Pictures developing: spy thriller based on ‘Isdal Woman’

UK TV

BBC Three green lights: series of In My Skin
Stone Village Television developing: adaptation of Andrew Hunter Murray’s The Last Day

US TV show casting

Henry Ian Cusick joins CBS’s MacGyver

New US TV shows

Trailer for HBO’s Mrs Fletcher
NBC developing: romantic drama with a twist
Roy Lee and Dan Farah developing: adaptation of Hellraiser
CBS red lights: Surveillance
The CW red lights: Glamorous

New US TV show casting

Chris Chalk and Shea Whigham join, Nate Corddry, Veronica Falcon, Jefferson Mays et al to recur in HBO’s Perry Mason

What time, TMINE? Including Departure, Spitsbroers and Designated Survivor: 60 Days

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

A few acquisitions this week that the networks are going to sit on until they’re ready to release them into the world:

BBC iPlayer has picked up New Zealand teen sci-fi show The Cul De Sac
Walter’s bought up his first Russian show, GSN’s The Sect

Otherwise, it’s all new premiere dates. Also, I don’t know if I was wrong when I said The Rook was going to be available on StarzPlay from Monday, but Virgin is now claiming it’s got exclusive rights to the show, so that might be worth checking before you invest in a subscription to either service.

After the jump, all the deets on Departure, Spitsbroers (The Score), and Designated Survivor: 60 Days.

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Caïn, Money Heist renewed; One Day At A Time rescued; C5’s All Creatures Great and Small; + more

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Internet TV

Teaser trailer for Amazon’s Carnival Row
Juliette Lewis and Ryan Kwanten join, Kristin Bauer to recur on Facebook Watch’s Sacred Lies: The Singing Bones
Netflix renews: La Casa de Papel (Money Heist)
Sony developing: live-action Final Fantasy TV series

French TV

France 2 renews: Caïn
Telfrance developing: adaptation of Channel 4 (UK)’s Queer as Folk

UK TV

Channel 5 green lights: adaptation of James Herriot’s All Creatures Great and Small

US TV show casting

Odette Annable and Natalie Alyn Lind to star…
…Matt Lauria, Eka Darville, Ashley Madewke join CBS All Access’ Tell Me A Story
Sarah Gadon, Alison Wright, Greg Grunberg et al to guest on Hulu’s Castle Rock

US TV

Pop rescues: Netflix’s One Day At A Time

New US TV shows

New teasers for HBO’s Watchmen
Showtime green lights: pilot adaptation of TV2 (Denmark)’s Rita with Lena Headey…
…developing: post 9/11 military contractors anti-procedural The Company
USA developing: anthology adaptation of David Kushner’s Masters of Doom

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