Kristin Brzoznowski

Netflix has picked up The Corps (w.t.), a new comedic drama from executive producers Andy Parker, Norman Lear, Brent Miller, Rachel Davidson, Scott Hornbacher and Sony Pictures Television.

Netflix and Ryan Murphy have unveiled that the next Monster anthology will be titled Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story.

After six seasons on FOX, the drama 9-1-1 is moving to ABC for season seven, while its spin-off, 9-1-1: Lone Star, has been renewed for a fifth season.

FOX has ordered the Hawaii-set lifeguard drama Rescue: HI-Surf, which comes from executive producer John Wells (Shameless, The West Wing, ER) and executive producer/writer Matt Kester (Animal Kingdom, Outsiders).

BEC World has clinched a multi-title deal with the Indian OTT service MX Player consisting of 200-plus hours of Thai drama series.

All Creatures Great & Small producer Playground has elevated Scott Huff and David Stern to joint managing directors.

AMC Networks is actively developing a potential third series in the expanding Anne Rice Immortal Universe, following the success of Interview with the Vampire and Mayfair Witches on AMC and AMC+.

The Amazon Studios thriller Citadel is moving production from the U.K. for its second season to become California’s highest-spending relocating TV series to date, with an estimated $119 million in qualified expenditures.

Hulu has ordered a second season of the original drama series Reasonable Doubt, which hails from Onyx Collective and is produced by ABC Signature.

CJ ENM has inked a deal with Firebird Pictures for a remake of the Korean drama format Train in the U.K.