Kristin Brzoznowski

FOX Entertainment has renewed the hit medical drama Doc for a 22-episode second season.

Eccho Rights has landed a first round of deals for the action thriller Safe Harbor, which has sold to ITV in the U.K., among others.

Andy Harries, founder and CEO of The Crown producer Left Bank Pictures, is planning to exit his post and transition to the role of executive chairman in 2026.

Frank Spotnitz’s Big Light Productions (Leonardo, The Man in the High Castle) is co-producing Black Spark Film & TV’s upcoming sci-fi drama series We Come in Peace for TV4 and ZDF.

Berlin ER co-creator Samuel Jefferson and stars Haley Louise Jones and Slavko Popadić talk to World Screen Newsflash about the fast-paced medical series and being authentic to the grittiness, commotion and gallows humor of hospital workers.

Channel 5 is set to launch a new drama strand under the tentative title Drama of the Week.

Sky has exclusively acquired the U.S. drama All Her Fault, starring Emmy- and two-time Golden Globe-winning actress Sarah Snook (Succession, Predestination), for the U.K. and Ireland.

The Hulu original drama series Paradise, starring Sterling K. Brown (This Is Us, American Fiction), has been renewed for a second season, with a linear debut planned for ABC.

Kanal D International has sold the drama series Love and Hate and Sunshine Girls into Serbia.

CBS has given a straight-to-series order for Boston Blue (w.t.), a new drama starring Donnie Wahlberg that expands the Blue Bloods universe.