FOX UK has picked up the exclusive first run UK broadcast rights to the fifth season of anthology series American Horror Story (which is subtitled Hotel) and the second-run rights to Seth MacFarlane's newest animated series Bordertown. 
Amazon Prime Instant Video UK is sticking with their most recent round of US imports. The UK arm of Amazon's streaming service has announced that they have picked up the exclusive rights to the second seasons of Halt & Catch Fire, Turn: Washington's Spies and The Red Road after agreeing a deal with international distributor Entertainment One (eOne). 
Viacom has firmed up the launch plans for new channel Spike UK. A local version of the US network, Spike UK will launch on range of platforms including Freeview (channel 31), Sky (EPG slot 160) and Freesat (channel 141). In making the announcement, Viacom International Media Networks also revealed the content line-up for the channel's launch, which will include a combination of US acquisition's and local commissions. 
Despite reports to the contrary, FOX UK has confirmed that they have retained the first run rights to new and future seasons of Seth MacFarlane's animated comedy American Dad. The channel also continues to hold repeat rights to Family Guy. 
It's Official: the BBC has lost the rights to Family Guy. Rival broadcaster ITV has poached the exclusive first run rights to the animated comedy for their digi-channel ITV2 as part of a wide-ranging deal with Twentieth Century Fox Television Distribution which gives ITV the rights to all of Seth MacFarlane's animated series. 
Once Upon A Time is returning to the UK. Netflix UK has acquired the exclusive UK broadcast rights to the ABC drama series starring Ginnifer Goodwin, Jennifer Morrison and Lana Parrilla after agreeing a deal with international distributor Disney Media Distribution.