All posts tagged 'Agatha Raisin'

Acorn TV Renews ‘Agatha Raisin’ For Third Season

By Patrick Munn | February 27, 2019 - 12:33 pm | No Comments

Acorn TV has renewed their Ashley Jensen fronted drama Agatha Raisin for a third season. The U.S. streaming service has ordered four feature length episodes for season three - up from the three they ordered for season two. "I am beyond excited to be returning to my high heels with another series of Agatha Raisin with Acorn TV", said series star Ashley Jensen. "I can’t wait to get started on her next fun and frolicsome journey.”

Months After Cancelling It, Sky One Acquires ‘Agatha Raisin’

By Patrick Munn | October 15, 2018 - 1:04 pm | No Comments

Well we've come full circle with Agatha Raisin. Months after Sky One officially cancelled the series, prompting U.S. co-production partner Acorn TV to step up and fully commission a second season, Sky One has pre-bought the UK rights to the new season. The deal was struck between Sky and international distributor All3Media International. Sky has also taken rights to the new season in Eire.

Sky One Cancels ‘Agatha Raisin’, Acorn TV Steps Up To Order Second Season

By Patrick Munn | January 15, 2018 - 4:40 pm | No Comments

Sky One has decided not to order a second season of their mystery series Agatha Raisin, TVWise has confirmed. Despite this, Acorn TV has stepped up to fully commission a second season for their streaming service in the United States.

Sky1 Unveils 2015-2016 Slate: ‘Agatha Raisin’ Gets Full Series, ‘Mount Pleasant’ On The Move & More

By Patrick Munn | July 9, 2015 - 1:30 pm | No Comments

Sky1 has unveiled their slate of original content for the year ahead. At an event held earlier today in London, the satcaster revealed an ambitious line up of new and returning content which includes ABC's reboot of The Muppets, which will premiere later this year; as well as previously announced projects Lucky Man, from Stan Lee (starring, amongst others, James Nesbitt); comedy After Hours, starring Ardal O'Hanlan, John Thomson and Jaime Winstone; and the Rob Lowe fronted NBC co-production You, Me & The Apocalypse.