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[ 29th September 2020 ] TMINE’s Daily Global TV News: Traces, We Hunt Together renewed; The Inner Circle, Monster, Pakt acquired; + more
[ 28th September 2020 ] TMINE’s Daily Global TV News: Fremvandrerne, Superwog renewed; Marie Theresa, Bordertown movie acquired; + more
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[ 25th September 2020 ] TMINE’s Daily Global TV News: Jason Isaacs’ Sex Education; The Boys spin-off; a new Cacciatore; + more
[ 24th September 2020 ] TMINE’s Daily Global TV News: John Cena’s Suicide Squad spin-off; The Puzzle Lady adaptations; + more

Theatre

Doc Brown meets Doc Brown

24th September 2020 Rob Buckley Post a comment

I have to admit, those are very good impressions of both Michael J Fox and Christopher Lloyd by the cast of Back to the Future: The Musical for this trailer. And so nice to see Christopher Lloyd himself joining in for the ride.

Yes, we’ve already bought our tickets. Live theatre again. That’ll be good!

Roku Channel comes to UK; theatrical Fleabag goes online for charity; + more

7th April 2020 Rob Buckley Post a comment

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

Internet TV

Trailer for Netflix’s Love 101

Theatre

Fleabag to be made available online for charity

French TV

Mathieu Kassovitz developing: ethnological series on sex

Nordic TV

Trailer for Viaplay’s Cold Courage

UK TV

The Roku Channel made available in the UK on Roku, Sky Q and Now TV

US TV

CBS’s All Rise to shoot covid-19 in actors’ homes

New US TV shows

Starz green lights: series of self-explanatory drama Black Mafia Family

New US TV show casting

Elodie Yung to star in Fox’s The Cleaning Lady

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

9th March 2020 Rob Buckley Post a comment

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

Theatre

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

Internet TV

Trailer for Apple TV+’s Home Before Dark
Trailer for Netflix’s Freud
Vanessa Lengies joins Disney+’s Turner & Hooch
Disney+ developing: Beauty and the Beast prequel with Josh Gad and Luke Evans
Netflix cancels: AJ and the Queen

Australian TV

Trailer for Ten’s The Secrets She Keeps

Canadian TV

Victor Garber to guest on CBC’s Schitt’s Creek

European TV

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

UK TV

Fox acquires: ABC (US)’s Emergence
BBC Two renews: Inside No. 9
Jessica Knappett to star in Channel 4’s Hullraisers

US TV

Teaser trailer for season 2 of FX’s What We Do in the Shadows

New US TV shows

New trailer for Showtime’s Penny Dreadful: City of Angels
HBO developing: adaptation of Judy Blume’s Wifey

New US TV show casting

Sheryl Lee Ralph and Miguel Gomez join ABC’s Harlem’s Kitchen
Julie Bowen to star in CBS’s Raised by Wolves
Cheyenne Jackson to star in Fox’s Call Me Kat
Gbenga Akinnagbe to star, Bill Heck to replace Austin Stowell on FX’s The Old Man
Richard Brooks joins NBC’s Echo
Josh Segarra to star in NBC’s Night School
Kimia Behpoornia joins NBC’s Someone Out There
London Brown, Malcolm Mays, Shanley Caswell et al join Starz’s Power III: Raising Kanan

Cobra Kai, black-ish, The Bay renewed; YouTube Premium goes free; + more

3rd May 2019 Rob Buckley Post a comment

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

The Daily News will return on Tuesday

Internet TV

YouTube renews: Cobra Kai
…to end subscriptions, switch to ad-supported releases

French TV

Anders Walter developing: adaptation of Serge Le Tendre and Régis Loisel’s The Quest for the Time Bird

UK TV

Fleabag returns to the stage
ITV renews: The Bay

US TV

Trailer for season 2 of Starz’s Vida
Trailer for season 6 of ABC’s Agents of SHIELD
ABC renews: black-ish

US TV show casting

Jeff Tweedy joins HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm

New US TV shows

Teaser for Cinemax’s Jett
Teaser for HBO’s The Righteous Gemstones
ABC green lights: series of black-ish prequel mixed-ish
HBO green lights: series of orphaned daughter in high society period drama The Gilded Cage
Blumhouse developing: adaptation of The Infiltrators
Freeform developing: adaptation of Scott Turow’s One L

Mrs Brown’s tour; the 90s Flash returns; HBO’s Patria; + more

23rd October 2018 Rob Buckley 2 Comments

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

Theatre

Mrs Brown’s Boys D’Musical to tour UK and Ireland in 2019

Internet TV

New trailer for Amazon’s Homecoming
Zosia Mamet to recur on Netflix’s Tales of the City

Australian TV

ABC green lights: pilots of comedies Why Are You Like This?, The Angus Project and Be Your Own Boss
Heather Mitchell, Daniel Lapaine, Ella Scott Lynch et al join Foxtel’s Upright

Spanish TV

HBO green lights: adaptation of Fernando Aramburu’s Patria

US TV

ABC extends: A Million Little Things, The Rookie, The Kids are Alright and Splitting Up Together

US TV show casting

Henry Lloyd-Hughes and Shannon Tarbet join BBC America’s Killing Eve
John Wesley Shipp joins The CW’s Arrowverse crossover as 90s Flash
Cynthia Addai-Robinson joins, Michael J Ferguson promoted to regular on Starz’s Power

New US TV shows

ABC developing: vet/FBI profiler crime drama Wolfe
CBS developing: former high school friends comedy Should Coulda Woulda

New US TV show casting

Brandon Larracuente, Emily Tosta, Niko Guardado and Elle Paris Legaspi join Freeform’s Part of Five
Hannah Rae joins TNT’s Constance

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