Kristin Brzoznowski

Manifest, which was previously canceled by NBC, has been picked up by Netflix.

The ABC has set a September premiere for the six-part anthology series Fires, about the experiences of everyday people at the front lines of the devastating fires of the 2019-20 Australian summer.

Keshet International has secured a multi-title agreement with WarnerMedia Latin America for HBO Max that comprises three drama series.

The BBC has commissioned The Gold, a new drama inspired by the true story of the Brink’s-Mat robbery in November 1983.

ZDF Enterprises has licensed the eight-part mystery thriller Sherlock: The Russian Chronicles to the French streaming service Salto.

The BBC and Netflix have aligned to develop and fund new, ambitious dramas featuring disabled creatives both in front of and behind the camera.

Lionsgate Play has revealed its next Indian original, Feels Like Home (working title), a coming-of-age series that chronicles the lives of four boys in their 20s.

Disney+ has ordered the U.K. original live-action drama series Nautilus, based on Jules Verne’s classic novel 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.

ABC in Australia has commissioned a third season of the outback crime drama Mystery Road, this one to serve as an origin story for Detective Jay Swan.

Hulu is bringing The Unusual Suspects, an English-language female-led comedy heist drama originally produced for SBS Australia, to the U.S.