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Producers of some of Asia’s best drama series this year on funding challenges and more.

The Pitt, a new medical series from John Wells Productions and Warner Bros. Television, is set to bow on Max on January 9.

Netflix has slated the premiere of The Residence, an eight-episode murder mystery from Shondaland, for March 20.

Following the second season premiere of Silo, Apple TV+ has renewed the world-building drama through season four, which will be its last.

5X Media has boarded the Ukrainian war thriller Unspoken, starring and executive produced by Paul Wesley (Star Trek, The Vampire Diaries).

Netflix’s espionage series The Recruit, starring Noah Centineo, is returning for a second season next month.

The CBC original drama Saint-Pierre is slated to make its broadcast and streaming debut in Canada on January 6.

Big Light Productions (Leonardo, The Man in the High Castle) has selected Drishya Gautham, a writer, director and creative producer from Goa, India, as the recipient of its 2025 writers’ apprenticeship program.

The CW Network has picked up a third season of Sullivan's Crossing, based on the New York Times best-selling book series by Robyn Carr.

ITV has ordered the crime and courtroom drama Saviour, produced by Nisha Parti’s Parti Productions and written by first-time screenwriter Imran Mahmood, who is a criminal barrister.