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Now here’s a show we’re definitely going to watch: having found out that he’s a distant royal relative in Who Do You Think You Are, Danny Dyer will now teach us all about regal traditions in a new BBC documentary.
Deadpool and Deadpool 2 actress Brianna Hildebrand, who plays Negasonic Teenage Warhead in the potty-mouthed Fox franchise, has nabbed a starring role in a new Young Adult series for Netflix.
NBC is looking to return to the world of Grimm, with a female-fronted spinoff in development at the network. Grimm, a fantasy drama starring David Giuntoli, ran for six seasons on NBC before wrapping up its run last year.
The CW has unleashed a rather odd teaser for the upcoming crossover between Arrow, The Flash and Supergirl. In a new poster that Grant Gustin and Stephen Amell have both shared on social media, their superhero characters have swapped suits.
The new Dracula TV series, from Sherlock creators and Doctor Who alumni Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, has been officially announced by the BBC and Netflix.
Here’s an odd piece of news: despite the fact that Sky One cancelled Agatha Raisin after one series and a movie, way back in January, the show’s second series is now all set to air on Sky One. This bizarre bit of backpedalling was made possible by Acorn TV.
Tyler Hoechlin’s Superman, who debuted on Supergirl, will return to The CW for the three-part crossover event between Arrow, The Flash and Supergirl later this year. And now, on social media, another actor has unveiled Supes’ new threads.
Marvel and Netflix have opted to cancel Iron Fist, bringing the superhero series to an end rather than ordering a third season. The show, which saw Finn Jones’ Danny Rand mixing ninja skills with business meetings, is the first Marvel/Netflix collaboration to be definitively ended.
ITV has announced Wild Bill, a crime drama starring Rob Lowe. The American actor, who you’d recognise from St. Elmo’s Fire, The Outsiders and Parks & Recreation, will play a “high-flying US cop who will shake up the East Lincolnshire force”.
Charlotte Moore, the BBC’s content director, has been chatting about the Beeb’s recent uptick in supporting female writers, and the importance of giving female-focused stories an amplified voice in the industry.