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[ 31st July 2020 ] TMINE’s Daily Global TV News: Hungry Ghosts, Young Wallander, Invisible Stories trailers; Cannes gets Confidential; + more
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[ 28th July 2020 ] TMINE’s Daily Global TV News: P-Valley, I Am renewed; a The Witcher prequel; Sky Arts to go free; + more

Godfather of Harlem, Mytho, Indian Criminal Justice, Brassic, Cobra, Intelligence renewed; + more

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Internet TV

Eric Balfour and Janet Varney join Netflix’s Country Comfort
Ida Engvoll and Björn Mosten to star in Netflix’s Kärlek & anarki (Love & Anarchy)

French TV

Christophe Lambert, Sylvie Testud, Steevy Boulay et al to guest on France 3’s Capitaine Marleau
Arte renews: Mytho

International TV

Hotstar (India) renews: Criminal Justice

UK TV

Trailer for Sky Atlantic’s Gangs of London
Sky unveils 80 original TV shows, including paramedics comedy Bloods, with Jane Horrocks and Samson Kayo, green lights adaptation of Kirstie Swain’s Sweetpea, renews Brassic, Intelligence and Cobra
BBC One/Stan (Australia) green light: Outback mystery The Tourist

US TV

Epix renews: Godfather of Harlem

US TV show casting

Karen Obilom joins DC Universe’s Doom Patrol
Dave Annable to guest on NBC’s This is Us

New US TV shows

Fox green lights: pilot of Goonies reenactment drama
Universal developing: dark serial killer comedy, with Krysten Ritter

New US TV show casting

John Carroll Lynch joins ABC’s The Big Sky
John Corbett to co-star in ABC’s Rebel
Iola Evans, Adain Bradley and Leo Howard join The CW’s The 100 prequel
Lauren Graham to star in Disney+’s The Mighty Ducks
Swoosie Kurtz joins Fox’s Call Me Kat
Martin Freeman and Alex Karpovsky join Peacock’s Angelyne
Paul Adelstein, Medina Senghore and Gina Gallego join Showtime’s The President is Missing
Elizabeth Bowen to recur on Syfy’s Resident Alien

On Becoming A God…, Absentia renewed; Birds of Prey’s Huntress returns; + more

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Internet TV

New trailer for Apple TV+’s For All Mankind
Jeremy Pope to star in Netflix’s Hollywood
John Malkovich, Ben Schwartz, Diana Silvers et al join Netflix’s Space Force, Jimmy O Yang and Alex Sparrow to recur
Amazon renews: Absentia, Josette Simon and Geoff Bell join

Australian/New Zealand TV

Seven (Australia)/TVNZ green light: supernatural crime drama One Lane Bridge, with Dominic Ona-Ariki, Joel Tobeck, Alison Bruce et al
Rupert Reid to replace Marcus Graham on ABC’s The Heights

Canadian TV

Trailer for season 6 of Crave’s Letterkenny

UK TV

Trailer for series 2 of BBC Two’s Motherland

US TV

Trailer for season 6 of The CW’s The Flash
Showtime renews: On Becoming A God In Central Florida

US TV show casting

Ashley Scott to reprise Birds of Prey role on The CW’s Arrowverse crossover, Osric Chau to recur
Chad Rock to recur on The CW’s The 100
Kandi Burruss to recur on Showtime’s The Chi
Ray Stevenson, Peter Egan, Andrew Buchan et al join Starz’s The Spanish Princess

New US TV show casting

Timothy Busfield to co-star in ABC’s For Life
Christine Baranski, Cynthia Nixon, Amanda Peet et al join HBO’s The Gilded Age
AnnaSophia Robb, Tiffany Boone, Alona Tal et al to guest on Hulu’s Little Fires Everywhere
Eduardo Franco, Patrick Gibson, John Karna et al join USA’s Masters of Doom

Miss Fisher movie trailer; Upstart Crow stage show; In Contempt cancelled; + more

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Theatre

BBC Two’s Upstart Crow to become a stage show

Internet TV

David Corenswet to star in Netflix’s Hollywood

Australian/New Zealand TV

Trailer for Miss Fisher & The Crypt of Tears (2020)
Sky NZ/Acorn TV (US)/CBC (Canada) green light: New Zealand missing person drama The Sounds, with Rachelle Lefevre, Matt Nable, Matt Whelan et al

Scandinavian TV

C More/TV4 (Sweden) green light: Arctic environmental thriller Tunn is (Thin Ice), with Lena Endre, Alexander Karim, Bianca Kronlöf et al

US TV

BET cancels: In Contempt

US TV show casting

Chuku Modu promoted to regular on The CW’s The 100

New US TV shows

New trailer for USA’s Treadstone
Freeform green lights: pilot of multiple timelines thriller Last Summer
Hulu red lights: Ghost Rider
CBS developing: Gen X v millennial cop drama Queens
Fox developing: self-explanatory drama DEA
MGM developing: sequel to ABC’s Thirtysomething

New US TV show casting

Guillermo Diaz joins ABC’s United We Fall
Justice Smith, Chloe East, Michael Johnston et al join HBO Max’s Generation
Ray Romano to star in HBO Max’s Made for Love
Molly Gordon, Rob Morgan, Spencer Garrett join Showtime’s LA Lakers drama
Andrew Scott to star in Showtime’s Ripley

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

Warrior, All American, The 100, Roswell, In The Dark renewed; + more

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Internet TV

Amazon developing: adaptation of Mary Gabriel’s Ninth Street Women
Netflix developing: Brazilian adaptation of E4’s Dead Set as Reality Z

French TV

M6 green lights: juror with doubts mini-series L’homme qui j’ai condamné (The man I condemned), with Ophélia Kolb, Stanley Weber, Lucile Marquis et al

International TV

Stephen Dillane, Vicky McClure, Andrew Buchan et al to star in Sony International’s Alex Rider

UK TV

Katherine Kelly, Howard Charles and Amy Nuttall join ITV’s Liar

US TV

Cinemax renews: Warrior
The CW renews: All American, In The Dark, Roswell and The 100

US TV show casting

Sisa Grey to recur on The CW’s DC’s Legends of Tomorrow

New US TV shows

Trailer for DC Universe’s Swamp Thing
Teaser trailer for Epix’s Pennyworth
Trailer for Hulu’s Catch-22
HBO red lights: one Game of Thrones prequel

New US TV show casting

Ebony Obsidian to recur on Hulu’s Wu-Tang: An American Saga
Christian Cooke and James Bloor to star in National Geographic’s Barkskins
Marisé Alvarez, Greg Grunberg, Pepi Sonuga et al join Showtime’s Hombre
Isaiah Washington to recur on Starz’s P-Valley

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