UNIVERSAL CITY: USA Network is bringing back Queen of the South for a second season, with Natalie Chaidez (12 Monkeys) signing on as showrunner.

LONDON: Christine Langan, the head of BBC Films, is exiting the BBC to join Baby Cow Productions as its CEO.

TORONTO: Corus Entertainment has revamped its Treehouse app, which offers users more than 1,500 episodes from the Canadian preschool network’s content library.

KNOXVILLE: Scripps Networks Interactive’s cable net HGTV is set to launch in Poland in January 2017.

WASHINGTON, D.C.: National Geographic Kids is prepping the multiplatform launch of Weird But True!, the magazine’s most popular fun-facts feature and book series, via syndicated TV and SiriusXM radio this fall.

BURBANK: BUZZR, a vintage game-show network owned by FremantleMedia North America, is slated to become available on YES TV in Canada.

TEL AVIV: Brazil’s Globosat has licensed two dramas from the Armoza Formats scripted catalog: Hostages and Street Justice.

LONDON: ITV Studios Germany has been commissioned to produce six episodes of the new dating format Meet the Parents for RTL.

MAINZ: ZDFE.entertainment, the division of ZDF Enterprises (ZDFE) responsible for format marketing, has added the sitcom Blockbustaz to its slate.

NEW YORK: Amanda Hill has been promoted to chief marketing officer at A+E Networks, working out of New York under company CEO Nancy Dubuc.