Kristin Brzoznowski

LOS GATOS: The Spanish series The Department of Time has been picked up by Netflix.

SEATTLE: Amazon has greenlit a third season of its original drama The Man in the High Castle, which will be helmed by Eric Overmyer as showrunner and executive producer in its new run.

LOS ANGELES: Ahead of its official January 15 debut on Showtime, the new season of Homeland has been made available online via authenticated streaming and on-demand platforms.

LONDON: Ten actors have been selected through Channel 4 and TriForce Creative Network’s MonologueSlam UK initiative and will be championed by Channel 4 Drama.

AMSTERDAM: The new drama series Stuck is slated to launch on Dutch public television next month, airing on NPO 1.

LOS ANGELES: David Thewlis (Harry Potter films, Wonder Woman), Michael Stuhlbarg (Boardwalk Empire) and Jim Gaffigan (The Bleeder) are joining the cast of Fargo for its third installment.

SAN DIEGO: IDW Publishing and Boat Rocker Media have teamed up for the comic Orphan Black: Deviations, which imagines an alternate timeline where the character of Beth Childs does not commit suicide.

TORONTO: CTV and Bravo are offering viewers the chance to catch up on the hit drama This Is Us, making all episodes available.

SAN RAFAEL: Telltale Games and Robert Kirkman's Skybound Entertainment have made the first two episodes of The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series—A New Frontier available for download.

LOS ANGELES: The Ryan Phillippe-led drama Shooter has been given the green light for a second season by USA Network.