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NBC has unveiled its 2019-20 lineup, which includes dramas starring Jimmy Smits and Jane Levy, and comedies led by Bradley Whitford and Fran Drescher.

Jeff Sagansky and Harry Sloan have launched their fifth public acquisition fund with a $400 million initial public offering.

Six new dramas—including a 9-1-1 spin-off starring Rob Lowe—and four comedies are set to join FOX's 2019-20 schedule, which will see Empire come to an end in its sixth season.

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Netflix has ordered Black Excellence, the first series to come from its partnership with Kenya Barris, who will write and star in the single-camera comedy alongside Rashida Jones.

Second-quarter net earnings at Viacom rose by 42 percent to $363 million on revenues of $3 billion, 6 percent lower than the year-ago period.

Netflix has ordered an as-yet-untitled Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt interactive special, working with creators and executive producers Tina Fey and Robert Carlock.

Distribution of HBO and Turner U.S. originals will now be handled by Warner Bros. Worldwide Television Distribution, under the leadership of Jeffrey Schlesinger.

Second-quarter revenues at The Walt Disney Company rose by 3 percent to $14.9 billion, with net income rising to $5.4 billion, on the heels of its 21st Century Fox acquisition.

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