Kristin Brzoznowski

SILVER SPRING: Acorn TV has slated several series for exclusive U.S. premieres, including the British police drama Code of a Killer.

LONDON: Lionsgate UK has made an equity investment in Potboiler Television, which specializes in high-end TV drama.

LONDON: BBC Four has added to its lineup the Spanish thriller I Know Who You Are.

ATLANTA: TNT is bringing back its fantasy-adventure series The Librarians for a fourth season.

BEVERLY HILLS: Simultaneous with the network premiere, the eight all-new episodes of the thriller The Missing will be made available for Starz subscribers on the channel's app and streaming services.

LOS ANGELES: Empire star Jussie Smollett is executive producing Giants, a new digital drama set to launch this week on Issa Rae’s YouTube channel under the ColorCreative.TV banner.

LONDON: Drama specialist Eleventh Hour Films has restructured its senior management team, giving the company's four directors more defined roles.

LONDON: Two new original productions are coming to Sky Atlantic, one of which is Gone, created and written by Lennie James (Critical, The Walking Dead).

NEW YORK: HISTORY is developing a scripted anthology series that tells the stories of Wyatt Earp and other iconic sinners and anti-heroes throughout history.

SEATTLE: The Amazon original series Sneaky Pete has been renewed for a second season, with the order coming just days after the show's premiere.