Our America: Mental State, a one-hour documentary examining the state of mental health in America, has debuted on Hulu and will air across the eight ABC Owned Television Stations through June 5.

Prime Video has lined up 99, a docuseries about Manchester United’s treble-winning season in 1999 in which the team won the Premier League, FA Cup and UEFA Champions League across ten days.

The romantic revenge series Red Swan has been added to Disney+’s upcoming slate of Korean dramas.

OUTtv has ordered its first original U.K. commissions, including the unscripted interactive comedy series Rosie Runs Riot.

BBC Studios has aligned with Reality+ to launch a collection of immersive experiences in the metaverse based on brands such as Top Gear and Doctor Who.

The classic game show Let’s Make a Deal is getting a local remake for the Greek commercial network Alpha TV.

Citing broader macroeconomic concerns in the German-speaking region, ProSiebenSat.1 Group reported Q1 revenues of €816 million ($875 million), a 13 percent reduction on the same period last year.

Oble has shored up a round of sales that includes the French-Canadian murder mystery No Return being picked up by Canal+ for Poland and CEE markets.

Sinking Ship Entertainment has sold five hit series to broadcast partners in Australia, Belgium, Canada and China.

Fourth-quarter revenues at Lionsgate rose by 17 percent to $1.1 billion, with increases in its motion picture and media networks segments.