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TMINE’s Daily Global TV News: Black Monday, Wisting, The Last OG renewed; UK up Schitt’s Creek; + more

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Streaming TV

Travis Van Winkle and Shalita Grant join Netflix’s You
Netflix developing: adaptation of Victoria “VE” Schwab’s First Kill

Canadian TV

CBC green lights: fluid Pakistani millennial comedy Sort Of, with Bilal Baig, Gray Powell, Amanda Cordner et al

Nordic TV

Viaplay renews: Wisting

UK TV

Trailer for season 2 of BBC One’s His Dark Materials
ITV green lights: Black cosmetics millionaires drama Riches
ITV Studios developing: remake of CBC (Canada)’s Schitt’s Creek [subscription required]

US TV

Showtime renews: Black Monday
TBS renews: The Last OG

New US TV shows

Epix renews: 1980s college grads drama Bridge and Tunnel, with Sam Vartholomeos, Caitlin Stasey, Gigi Zumbado et al
HBO Max red lights: Americanah
NBC developing: Hart to Hart-esque mystery drama Always Wright
Tomorrow developing: adaptation of Dean Koontz’s Devoted

Philharmonia acquired; Agent Hamilton renewed; UK and Canadian Call My Agent! remakes; + more

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Internet TV

Apple TV+ green lights: adaptation of Donald L Miller’s Masters of the Air

French TV

Mimie Mathy and Franck Dubosc to guest on Dix Pour Cent! (Call My Agent!)
Canal+ developing: biopic Marie-Antoinette

International TV

Mel Raido, Tommy Bastow, Samuel Jodan et al to star in ZDF (Germany)’s/Fuji (Japan)’s The Window
AMC (US), RTE (Ireland), ZDF (Germany) and TV2 (Norway) green light: Irish environmental comedy-drama The South Westerlies, starring Orla Brady, Patrick Bergin, Eileen Walsh et al
Headline (UK) and Bron (Canada) developing: adaptations of France 2’s Dix Pour Cent! (Call My Agent!)

Italian TV

BIM Production and Publispei green lights: Dario Argento horror series Longinus

Scandinavian TV

TV4 (Sweden) renews: Agent Hamilton

UK TV

Walter Presents: France 2’s Philharmonia

US TV show casting

Cas Anvar to recur on ABC’s How To Get Away With Murder
Raymond Lee to recur on Fox’s Prodigal Son
Raven-Symoné to recur on Freeform’s The Bold Type
Andy Allo to recur on NBC’s Chicago Fire
Dulé Hill and June Diane Raphael to recur on Showtime’s Black Monday

New US TV shows

ABC developing: Mandy Moore-inspired drama ’90s Popstar
The CW developing: female MMA drama American Fighter

New US TV show casting

Katherine McNamara, Eion Bailey and Hamish Linklater join CBS All Access’ The Stand
Jade Albany to recur on NatGeo’s The Right Stuff and Parmount’s 68 Whiskey

Swamp Thing acquired; Big Bang Miranda; Tom Welling’s Superman return; + more

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Internet TV

Amazon acquires: DC Universe (US)’s Swamp Thing
Trailer for Apple TV+’s Dickinson

UK TV

Trailer for Channel 4’s The Accident
Sir Michael Palin, Zoë Wanamaker, Vicki Pepperdine et al join BBC One’s Worzel Gummidge

US TV

Trailer for season 2 of USA’s The Purge

US TV show casting

Tom Welling joins The CW’s Arrowverse crossover
Alaina Huffman to recur on The CW’s The 100
Cara Buono and Mitch Pileggi to recur on The CW’s Supergirl
Billie Lourd to guest on NBC’s Will & Grace
Tuc Watkins joins Showtime’s Black Monday

New US TV shows

Fox green lights: series adaptation of BBC One’s Miranda as Carla, with Mayim Bialik
CBS developing: overlooked surgeon medical drama Good Sam
Freeform developing: adaptation of Taylor Jenkins Reid’s The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
NBC developing: gay father and son comedy Like Son, Like Father
Showtime developing: adaptation of Daryl Gregory’s Spoonbenders

New US TV show casting

Michael Stahl-David to recur on Fox’s Almost Family
Philippine Leroy Beaulieu, Lucas Bravo, Samuel Arnold et al join Paramount’s Emily in Paris

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Acquisitions

The following shows have been acquired this week, but don’t yet have a premiere date:

BBC Four has acquired NRK (Norway)’s Lykkeland (State of Happiness). That will air some time in the summer.
Amazon has stolen a march on Netflix by acquiring the next of CBS All Access (US)’s Star Trek shows – the eagerly awaited Star Trek: Picard. That’s not been made yet, so no premiere date, obvs.

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The Twilight Zone, Black Sunday, On My Block renewed; Arthdal Chronicles acquired; + more

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Internet TV

Netflix renews: On My Block…
…acquires: TVN (S Korea)’s Arthdal Chronicles

UK TV

Sacha Dhawan, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Catherine Schell et al join BBC One’s Dracula
Moonage Pictures developing: adaptation of Lionel Davidson’s Kolymsky Heights
Stolen Picture developing: adaptation of Ben Aaronovitch’s Rivers of London

US TV

CBS All Access renews: The Twilight Zone
Showtime renews: Black Monday

New US TV show casting

Chris Zylka and Taveeta Syzmanowicz to recur on USA’s Dare Me

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