Kristin Brzoznowski

LONDON: The John le Carré drama The Night Manager, which made its U.S. debut last night on AMC, has been licensed to the streaming platform Youku Tudou in China and the French broadcaster FranceTV.

PARIS/BEVERLY HILLS: The first two episodes of the Netflix original series Marseille will air on TF1 on May 12, a week after the full first season becomes available on the streaming service.

LOS ANGELES: Stana Katic, who plays Detective Kate Beckett in ABC's Castle, will not return to the show, and neither will co-star Tamala Jones.

SILVER SPRING: Acorn Media Enterprises (AME), the development division for the Acorn brand of RLJ Entertainment, is partnering with Hillbilly Television and DRG on the new ITV1 drama The Level.

ATLANTA: UP TV has acquired the off-network rights for the family drama Parenthood, licensing 103 episodes in an agreement with NBCUniversal Television and New Media Distribution.

BEVERLY HILLS: Netflix has unveiled two new original series coming to the service: a time-traveling sci-fi drama starring Eric McCormack and a psychological thriller featuring Naomi Watts.

LOS ANGELES: The Mark Gordon Company has unveiled the brand-new series The Barbary Coast, which will be directed and co-written by Mel Gibson and star Kurt Russell and Kate Hudson.

SYDNEY: Network Ten has announced the cast for its new contemporary drama The Wrong Girl, which begins shooting today in Melbourne.

LONDON: After just two episodes, ITV has commissioned a second season of the family drama The Durrells.

NEW YORK: Fear the Walking Dead has been renewed for a third season of 16 episodes, which will premiere in 2017 on AMC Global in more than 125 countries simultaneous to the debut on AMC in the U.S.