Alibi Sets UK Premiere Date For ‘Murdoch Mysteries’ Season 6
The sixth season of Murdoch Mysteries will receive its UK premiere on the UKTV owned Alibi channel on Monday February 4th at 9pm, TVWise has learned.
ITV2 Sets UK Premiere Date For ‘Up All Night’
The first season of NBC’s comedy series Up All Night will receive its UK premiere on ITV2 on Monday January 7th at 9:30pm, it has been announced.
E4 Sets UK Premiere Date For ‘Revenge’ Season 2
The second season of ABC’s drama series Revenge will receive its UK premiere on E4 on Monday January 7th at 9pm, it has been announced.
ITV2 Sets UK Premiere Date For ‘Ben And Kate’
The first season of Fox’s comedy series Ben and Kate will receive its UK premiere on ITV2 on Monday January 7th at 9pm, it has been announced.
E4 Sets UK Premiere Date For ‘The New Normal’
The first season of NBC’s comedy series The New Normal will receive its UK premiere on E4 on Thursday January 10th at 9pm, it has been announced.
FOX Sets UK Premiere Date For ‘Leverage’ Season 5
Fox International Channels (UK) has announced that the fifth season of TNT’s drama series Leverage will receive its UK premiere on the (by then re-branded) FOX channel on Tuesday February 5th at 10pm.
UKTV Acquires NBC’s ‘Do No Harm’, Renews Licensing Deals For ‘Grimm’ & ‘Suits’
UKTV has closed a deal with NBCUniversal International Television Distribution to acquire the exclusive first run UK broadcast rights to NBC’s mid-season drama series Do No Harm for its Watch channel. In addition, the broadcaster has also renewed its existing licensing deals with the distributor and picked up future seasons of Grimm (which airs on Watch) and Suits (which airs on Dave). The pick up of future seasons of both Grimm and Suits had been expected for some time as both show’s have proven to be big hits for their respective channels. The first season of Grimm averaged just over one million viewers per episode for Watch and Suits pulled in an average audience of 700 000 viewers per episode during its first season on Dave.
MTV Picks Up UK Rights To Dramedy Series ‘Underemployed’
MTV UK & Ireland has picked up the exclusive first run UK broadcast rights to the first season of Underemployed – the scripted dramedy series which airs on the US MTV channel, it has been announced. The show’s 12 episode first season is set to receive its UK premiere on MTV in February.