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The quiz show The Question Jury, originally produced in the U.K. by Monkey for Channel 4, is getting its first international adaptation, having been licensed by Discovery en Español.

The Story of Europe, which uses reenactments and visuals to chronicle the region’s history, topped the list of most-screened titles at MIPDoc.

Blumhouse Television has entered into a first-look TV development deal with entertainment, licensing and marketing agency Striker Entertainment that includes consumer products from the outset.

BBC Studios is producing a new five-part documentary on Margaret Thatcher that is set to air on BBC Two to mark 40 years since Britain installed its first female prime minister.

CJ E&M's new medical drama A Poem a Day combines elements of comedy and literature.

Among the raft of newly unveiled original series from Netflix is The English Game, a six-part British drama written by Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes.

Following its limited theatrical release around the globe last year, Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions can now be viewed on Starz in the U.S., 4K Media has revealed.

Michelle Melanson, former president of Radical Sheep Productions, has established a new full-service development and production outfit in Toronto called Headspinner Productions with Ken Cuperus (The Stanley Dynamic).

The miniseries Agatha Christie’s Ordeal by Innocence has sold into a number of key markets, including France with a pickup from Canal+ Group and Australia through ABC.

OWN has ordered two new series from Will Packer (Girls Trip, Straight Outta Compton, Ride Along), including a "soapy" new drama, Ambitions.