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Temple Season 2 on hold
Immediately after its conclusion in the UK, ‘Temple’ was commissioned for a second season in November 2019.
Filming was due to commence in early 2020, due to the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, shooting was put on hold. In all probability, the new season should come out in the UK in 2021. The upcoming season will consist of eight new episodes.
Mindhunter Is 'Probably' Done at Netflix, Says EP David Fincher
More than a year after the crime drama’s second season dropped, executive producer David Fincher told Vulture that the series is “probably” done for good.
When asked whether Mindhunter could eventually return for a third season, a Netflix spokesperson told Vulture, “Maybe in five years.”
as reported October 23,2020 per tvline.com
Ava DuVernay’s ‘Cherish The Day’ Renewed For Season 2 By OWN
OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network has ordered a second season of Ava DuVernay’s popular anthology drama series Cherish The Day. Season one co-executive producers Raynelle Swilling and Teri Schaffer (Marlon) have been tapped as executive producers and co-showrunners for season two. Production is slated to begin in 2021.
ABC Tops Up Season 7 Of 'Black-ish'
ABC announced today that six additional episodes have been ordered for the seventh season of Black-ish, which premiered this past Wednesday. The top-up is no surprise, as the long-running comedy has yet to air a season less than 23 episodes in length.
The extra episodes ordered today bring the show's Season 7 total to 21 episodes, but there is a potential that a few more could still be added as the season progresses.
Black-ish follows patriarch Andre 'Dre' Johnson, who has a beautiful wife, a job he loves, and four kids. They all live in a nice colonial home in the suburbs, but Dre wonders if success has brought too much assimilation to his African-American family.
'Miracle Workers' Renewed For Season 3
The show's anthology format allows it to tell a new story each time out. Season 1 was based on Simon Rich's novel "What in God's Name", while Season 2, subtitled "Dark Ages", featured the same four main cast members in a medieval setting as a group of villagers navigating life in time of inequality and misinformation.
Season 3 of Miracle Workers will be heading out on the Oregon Trail, set in the American West around the mid-1800s with a small-town preacher teaming up with a wanted outlaw and a liberated prairie wife to lead a wagon train west.
Simon Rich, who created the series, will be stepping away from the show going forward. Dan Mirk and Robert Padnick will be taking over as co-showrunners for Season 3, which will return in 2021.
'Archer' Renewed For Season 12
FXX announced today that Archer has been picked up for a 12th season. The good news comes a week before the current season's finale, which will wrap another solid run for the animated comedy.
On the air since 2009, the half-hour series still performs well for the cable network. At over 100 episodes it still draws a healthy audience, with Season 11 tallying 2.43 million viewers each episode across its distribution platforms. That's an increase of 32% compared to last year.
This season saw Archer awaken from his years-long coma to resume his spy work, though the world is quite different now than he remembers it. The show spent the last three seasons in different locales, which included 1940s Los Angeles, a deserted island in 1938, and even outer space.
Look for Season 12 of Archer in 2021.
Ghosts Renewed For Series 3/ Stars provide filming update
Series 2 of Ghosts recently aired on BBC One and iPlayer in September 2020 but attention is already starting to turn to whether Ghosts will be back for series 3. In news that largely flew under the radar, when BBC One renewed the comedy series from the Horrible Histories team for a second season back in May 2019, they also picked up a third season
Ghosts star Kiell Smith-Bynoe stated that filming is looking to resume sometime in “the first six months” of 2021, depending on scheduling conflicts.
Channel 4 announce Stath Lets Flats Series 3
Critically acclaimed and BAFTA award-winning comedy, Stath Lets Flats from award-winning writer-performer and comedian Jamie Demetriou (Fleabag) and BAFTA award-winning RoughCut TV has been recommissioned for a third series for Channel 4.
