AJ and the Queen
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Emergence acquired; Inside No. 9 renewed (x2); AJ and the Queen cancelled; + more

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Theatre

  • Simon Callow and Clive Francis to star in Yes, Prime Minister sequel I’m Sorry Prime Minister I Can’t Quite Remember

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Australian TV

  • Trailer for Ten’s The Secrets She Keeps

Canadian TV

European TV

  • Matías Varela joins Movistar+ (Spain)/Arte (France)’s Hierro (Iron)

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US TV

New US TV shows

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Better Call Saul
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Better Call Saul, Sorry for Your Loss, Limetown cancelled; Debbie Gibson to visit Lucifer; + more

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French TV

  • Casting on TF1’s Une Affaire française

UK TV

  • BBC One green lights: disappearing submarine drama Vigil, with Suranne Jones, Rose Leslie, Shaun Evans et al
  • Trailer for season 5 of BBC Two’s Inside No. 9

US TV shows

US TV show casting

New US TV shows

  • AMC developing: an awful lot of shows, including adaptation of Stephen King’s Sleeping Beauties
  • Peacock developing: girl group reunion comedy Girls5Eva……
  • MacGruber series and trans daughter comedy Clean Slate, with George Wallace and Laverne Cox
  • …green lights: sequel to Punky Brewster

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The Offenders
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Inside No. 9 renewed; Dennis Haysbert is God; + more

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Spaced
BFI events

What TV’s on at the BFI in January 2020? Including Spaced 21st anniversary reunion

It’s 2020 in BFI calendar-land, and normally we have the usual January Christmas hangover in its TV schedules. However, 2020 starts with a bang – and a lot of previews.

  • A Spaced reunion to celebrate its 21st anniversary, with Edgar Wright, Jessica Hynes, Julia Deakin, Katy Carmichael, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (work permitting)
  • A preview of two episodes of Inside No.9, with Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith
  • A preview of series three of This Country, with Daisy May Cooper, Charlie Cooper and Paul Chahidi
  • A preview of Baghdad Central, with Waleed Zuaiter, Bertie Carvel (schedule permitting) and July Namir
  • A season of Fay Weldon TV series, including Q&As with Weldon, Patricia Hodge (schedule permitting)
  • The one with the discussion of the only book-length analysis of Friends

Full details after the jump. Yes, this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwC9mqcnxs4
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The South Bank Show Live
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What TV’s on at the RTS in June? Including The South Bank Show live

Only one event that I’ve seen for June, but it looks pretty good.

The South Bank Show Live

Date: Thursday 27 June
Timings: 6.30pm for a 6.45pm start
Venue: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London N1 9AG

Join The South Bank Show‘s Melvyn Bragg in conversation with TV writers Jed Mercurio, Steve Pemberton, Reece Shearsmith and Heidi Thomas as they discuss the ideas and influences that inspire their work, how they go about writing their scripts and how they reach out to such substantial audiences.

Edited and presented by Melvyn Bragg, The South Bank Show is the longest-running arts show on British television and has showcased both high art and popular culture to a mass audience for over 40 years.

British TV drama is currently commanding huge audiences – and has become one of our main cultural talking points. The subjects of the new South Bank series are Jed Mercurio, the writer and showrunner of Line of Duty and Bodyguard; Jack Thorne*, writer of Skins, National Treasure, This Is England and the theatre production, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child; Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith, writers and stars of The League of Gentleman, Psychoville and the multi-award-winning Inside No. 9 and Heidi Thomas, creator and writer of Call the Midwife, who has also adapted Cranford and Little Women.

An evening not to be missed, this event will give an exclusive insight into how the best British TV drama writers work.  There will also be an opportunity for a Q&A session with the panel after the discussion.

*Please note that Jack Thorne is unavailable to attend this event due to the opening night of his new play.

Book tickets (Tickets for RTS Members are complimentary but must be booked in advance. Tickets for non RTS members are £10)