UK TV

Arte green lights: series of Sirens-based fantasy thriller L’Île (The Island), with Noée Abita, Laetitia Casta, Sergi Lopez et al
M6 renews: En Famille (Family)

UK TV

Trailer for series 2 of Sky Atlantic’s Riviera
Anna Friel, Sinead Keenan and Rosalind Eleazar to star in ITV’s Deep Water

US TV

Trailer for season 3 of CBS’s Bull

Counterpart, No Activity acquired; Emmy Rossum quits Shameless; Alex renewed; + more

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Internet TV

YouTube Premium green lights: pilot of blacklisted female game-designer comedy It’s A Man’s World
Damon Herriman to play Charles Manson in Netflix’s Mindhunter
Starzplay acquires: Star (US)’s Counterpart
Blake Jenner joins Netflix’s What/If
Jacqueline Obradors to recur on Amazon’s Bosch
Efrat Dor to recur on Amazon’s Sneaky Pete
Jennifer Esposito joins Amazon’s The Boys
Shantel VanSanten and Wrenn Schmidt join Apple’s space race drama
Jane Krakowski to co-star in Apple’s Dickinson
Blu Hunt joins Netflix’s Another Life

German TV

Intaglio Films developing: adaptation of Frank Schaetzing’s The Swarm

Scandinavian TV

Viaplay renews: Alex

UK TV

Anca Dumitra, Allen Leech, Tom Glynn-Carney et al join BBC Two’s Doing Money
BBC Two acquires: Stan (Australia)’s No Activity
Sophie Cookson to star in BBC One’s The Trial of Christine Keeler

US TV

Epix green lights: series of dangerous pastor modern con noir drama Our Lady, Ltd, with Ben Kingsley and Jimmi Simpson

US TV show casting

Trailer for season 2 of ABC’s The Good Doctor, featuring Lisa Edelstein
Emmy Rossum to leave Showtime’s Shameless
Jaleel White to guest on ABC’s Fresh off the Boat

New US TV shows

Bohemia Group Originals developing: adaptation of Susan M Boyer’s Liz Talbot Mysteries
Teaser for HBO’s My Brilliant Friend

New US TV show casting

Robert Wisdom to recur on ABC’s The Fix
Malik Yoba to recur on CBS’s God Friended Me
Alan Tudyk to play Mr Nobody in DC Universe’s Doom Patrol
Jessica Miesel to recur on USA’s The Purge

What TV’s on at the BFI in September/October? Including The Bisexual, Butterfly and The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

20 August 2018 Rob Buckley 2 Comments

Every month, TMINE lets you know what TV the BFI will be presenting at the South Bank in London

We’re now up to the traditional weird BFI-only month of September/October. This is usually a time when there’s not much on, usually due to one film season or another. However, there’s actually a bumper range of programming. The main highlight is a season of archive shows and plays written by women, including the likes of Fay Weldon, but there are previews as well of the forthcoming The Bisexual and Butterfly, a reshowing of Fable, and May’s postponed event timed to coincide with the launch of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy Blu-Ray has finally got itself a new date.

All that after the jump.

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