BBC One Releases Trailer For ‘Doctor Who’ Season 12
BBC One has released the trailer for the upcoming twelfth season of Doctor Who, which is set to premiere on early 2020. Few details have been released about season twelve, other than that The Judoon are set to return. As TVWise previously reported, Stephen Fry and Sir Lenny Henry are set to appear in guest starring roles in the twelfth season premiere. Other recently confirmed guest stars for the new season include Goran Višnjić (ER, Timeless) and Robert Glenister (Cold Feet, Curfew). 
The fifth and final season of Fuller House will receive its UK premiere on Netflix UK on Friday December 6th, it has been announced. The first nine episodes of season five will be available to stream on that day, with the rest following in 2020. 
ITV has released a first look image of David Tennant in character as serial killer Dennis Nilsen in their just announced three-part drama Des. The three-parter tells the story of Nilsen, who murdered boys and young men in his flat from 1978 to 1983. He was undetected for five years, and it was only when DCI Peter Jay was called to 23 Cranley Gardens on 9 February, 1983, to investigate human fragments of flesh and bone clogging the drains, that the police realised they had a serial killer on their hands.
Goran Višnjić (ER, Timeless) and Robert Glenister (Cold Feet, Curfew) have been tapped for guest starring roles in the upcoming twelfth season of Doctor Who, which is set to premiere in early 2020. 
It's one and done for Derren Litten's Scarborough. BBC One has cancelled the half-hour comedy series after a single six-episode season, TVWise has confirmed. "Sometimes we have to make difficult decisions to make room for new comedy on BBC One", a representative of the BBC told TVWise. "We are very proud of Scarborough and would like to thank Derren and the team for all their hard work on the series.” 
ITV has ordered Des, a three-part drama about the arrest and trial of serial killer Dennis "Des" Nilsen. David Tennant (Broadchurch, Good Omens) is attached to star in the lead role as Des. 
BBC One's Emma Healey adaptation Elizabeth Is Missing will premiere on Sunday December 8th at 9pm, it has been announced.