Caffeine – TV News – December 15th Edition

Caffeine – TV News – December 15th Edition

Let’s catch up on the week’s TV news as things start to wind down for the quiet holiday weeks!

Premiere dates:

January 3rd: The Way Home (now premiering first on the Hallmark Channel rather than Hallmark+)
January 9th: The PItt, The Upshaws

February 27th: House of David

March 20th: The Residence

Renewed:

Sullivan’s Crossing

Canceled:

Dinner with the Parents

Other headlines:

Tonight’s (series?) finale of Yellowstone will be extra long and directed by Taylor Sheridan. Meanwhile, Kelly Reilly and Cole Houser have officially closed their deals for a spinoff.

The pilot of Peacock’s The Day of the Jackal will air on NBC on December 30th.

Ordered to series:

Disney+: A limited series revival of Malcolm in the Middle with the original stars
ITV: Courtroom drama Saviour

Acquired for the U.S.:

Hulu: British comedy Big Boys

Pilot orders:

Hulu: A new Prison Break series

In development:

20th Television: An adaptation of Donna Leon’s Commissario Brunetti mysteries from Julian Fellowes and the late Ileen Maisel
Amazon: Dark comedy Bloodlust created and written by Halsey, a Warhammer 40,000 series starring Henry Cavill
Camfilm: An crime series about the Italian White Uno Gang
Peacock: A Friday Night Lights reboot about a football team in a town recovering from a hurricane
Tina Gharavi/Polarama: Icelandic crime thriller adaptation The Fox

Promoted to series regular:

S.W.A.T.: Annie Ilonzeh

Guest stars:

Criminal Minds: Evolution: Matthew Gray Gubler
Suits LA: Maggie Grace, Matt Letscher, Sofia Pernas, Carson A. Egan

Casting:

1923: Andy Dispensa
The Artist: Katharine McPhee, Jill Hennessy, Ever Anderson, Ana Mulvoy Ten
The Beauty: Rebecca Hall
DTF St. Louis: Linda Cardellini
For All Mankind: Barrett Carnahan
Happy’s Place: Emma Kenney (replacing Elizabeth Alderfer)
The Night Agent: David Lyons, Jennifer Morrison, Stephen Moyer, Genesis Rodriguez, Callum Vinson, Suraj Sharma
Sheriff Country: W. Earl Brown
Shifting Gears: Jenna Elfman
The Wheel of Time: Shohreh Aghdashloo
Untitled HBO Steve Carell college campus comedy series: Charly Clive

(Image courtesy of Netflix.)

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