Kristin Brzoznowski

UNIVERSAL CITY: Dick Wolf has inked a new overall deal with NBCUniversal that extends their relationship through 2020, coming as the network has renewed Law & Order: SVU and Chicago Med.

LOS ANGELES: Following on the success of The Royals, E! has greenlit a second scripted series, The Arrangement.

LOS ANGELES: Netflix is bringing back House of Cards for a fifth season in 2017, though creator and showrunner Beau Willimon will not return.

TORONTO: Global has a new Canadian original drama series coming to its schedule in 2017, Mary Kills People.

LOS ANGELES: Sharon Hall, who developed such series as Masters of Sex and Breaking Bad, has been named president of Endemol Shine Studios.

CULVER CITY: Crackle is building up its slate of original scripted content with the addition of Start Up, a new drama starring Martin Freeman.

LOS ANGELES: The X-Files made its highly anticipated return to TV on FOX on Sunday night, launching with 16.2 million total viewers and a 6.1 rating.

NEW YORK: Showtime has picked up the drama Billions, which had the best series debut performance ever for the network's originals, for a second season.

LONDON: Howard Burch has joined Keshet UK as its head of drama, bolstering the company's efforts to produce more premium scripted programming in-house.

LONDON: Pinewood Group has teamed up with Peter Gerwe's StoryFirst to establish Pinewood Television, which will specialize in high-end drama series.