WGN America has set a launch date for Manhattan's sophomore season. The second season of the atomic bomb drama will premiere on Tuesday October 13th at 9/8c, the network announced on Wednesday. 
ABC has tapped The Walking Dead alum Sunkrish Bala for a recurring role on the eighth season of their hit procedural Castle, TVWise has confirmed. Bala, whose many television credits also includes stints on NCIS, Scorpion and Modern Family, will play Vikram Singh, a high-strung, tech analyst with a complicated past. 
Starz has released a trailer for the second season of their comedy series Survivor's Remorse, which premieres on Saturday August 22nd at 9:30/8:30c. 
A+E Networks UK is undergoing a big shake-up at the top. Tom Davidson is exiting the company, which is a joint venture between A+E Networks and Sky, after serving as Managing Director since 2008. His exit comes as the company is undergoing a management restructuring which will see Dean Possenniskie assume the mantle of leadership as of July 20th as part of his current role as Managing Director, EMEA for A+E Networks. 
Netflix has released the first full length trailer for their Pablo Escobar drama series Narcos, which is set to premiere on Friday August 28th in all territories where the streaming service has a presence. 
ABC Family has renewed Stitchers, their first procedural drama series, for a second season, the network announced on Tuesday. The exact size of the order for the show's second season has not been determined, though it is expected to be at least 10 episodes. 
Madeline Albright, who served as the first female US Secretary of State during President Clinton's second term in office from 1997-2001, has been tapped for a guest starring role on the second season of CBS' State Department drama Madam Secretary. The former SecState will play herself in an episode, which is set to air this Fall on CBS. In the episode Albright advises Secretary of State Elizabeth McCord (Téa Leoni) on how to navigate a sticky situation with National Security Advisor Craig Sterling (Julian Acosta), that is threatening to fracture her relationship with President Conrad Dalton (Keith Carradine). 
Parenthood star Peter Krause has been set at the male lead in The Catch, ABC's upcoming Mireille Enos fronted drama series from ABC Studios, Shonda Rhimes and her production company Shondaland. He will play Kieran Booth, a successful, longtime con man who lives the good life with other people's money. But has he met his match with his latest mark, Alice? Krause replaces Damon Dayoub, who played the role in the pilot.