Kristin Brzoznowski

NEW YORK: A&E Network's 60 Days In has been ordered for two new seasons, which will be set in Atlanta’s Fulton County Jail.

LONDON: Gordon Ramsay is attached to three new shows for ITV, which will launch a daytime cookery series later this year from Studio Ramsay.

MUNICH: Red Arrow International has signed a distribution deal with the U.S. indie Bellum Entertainment, totaling more than 200 hours of factual content.

PARK CITY: Netflix has bagged the rights to debut Icarus, a documentary that explores the world of sports doping, to its members in 190 countries later this year.

LONDON: The Endemol Shine Group-owned production outfit Darlow Smithson Productions (DSP) has hired Donna Clark, currently the BBC’s acting head of formats and features commissioning, to serve as joint managing director.

WASHINGTON, D.C.: National Geographic is teaming up with James Marsh (Man on Wire, Theory of Everything) and Tigress Productions for the three-part special Dian Fossey: Secrets in the Mist, honoring the life and legacy of the famed gorilla researcher.

ATLANTA: Jenny Ramirez has been tapped by Turner as VP of unscripted programming for the two flagship entertainment brands TBS and TNT.

WASHINGTON, D.C.: Keshet International has presold Woodcut Media’s true-crime series World’s Most Evil Killers to RTL for German-speaking Europe.

LOS ANGELES: Renegade 83, which is behind such hit shows as Naked & Afraid, has brought on board Bob Kusbit and his production outfit One Louder.

MANHATTAN BEACH: Todd A. Nelson, co-founder and CEO of 3 Ball Entertainment, has renewed his contract with the company for an additional two years.