Jamie Stalcup

All of the Doctor Who worlds are coming together in one place, with the branded The Whoniverse area to launch on BBC iPlayer on November 1 with over 800 episodes of content from the back catalog and new exclusive content.

AMC Networks has picked up the U.S. and Canadian linear and streaming rights to Disney Entertainment’s Nautilus, inspired by Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.

The eight-part Irish crime drama Kin, produced by BRON Studios (Joker) and Headline Pictures (The Man in the High Castle), has been acquired for BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

The six-part Danish series Prisoner, produced by DR Drama, has been acquired to air on BBC Four and BBC iPlayer.

Top Turkish talent from two of Global Agency’s high-end dramas attended MIPCOM to tout the global appeal of the new titles.

Global Screen has secured a second season of the South African mystery drama Recipes for Love and Murder and inked a deal with NHK Enterprises for the series to premiere in Japan.

Beta Film and WDR have inked a deal for titles totaling 250 hours from the Crime Scene (Tatort) franchise to come to the U.S. and Canada via MHz Choice.

Kate Herron, executive producer and director on Loki and Sex Education, and Briony Redman, actor, comedian and writer, have co-written an episode of the upcoming season of Doctor Who.

Banijay UK has invested in Esmerelda, the new scripted production venture from actor, comedian and writer Sir Lenny Henry.

Sherlock co-creator Mark Gatiss is adapting Arthur Conan Doyle’s short horror story Lot No. 249 for BBC Two.