Netflix UK is adding another season of American Horror Story to their library. The streaming service has picked up the sixth season of the Ryan Murphy anthology drama (subtitled Roanoke) from international distributor Twentieth Century Fox Television Distribution. American Horror Story: Roanoke is available to stream for Netflix UK subscribers as of today (Saturday September 16th). 
The seventh season of American Horror Story will receive its UK premiere on FOX UK on Friday September 8th at 10pm, it has been announced. 
At the top of their executive panel at the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour, FX announced that they had renewed American Horror Story for a further two seasons. Network topper John Landgraf also announced that the second seasons of American Crime Story and Atlanta have been delayed until 2018. FX has renewed their award winning horror anthology series American Horror Story, from super producer Ryan Murphy, for a seventh season. The pick up for season seven comes a mere three episodes into the show's sixth season (known as American Horror Story: Roanoke), which has been performing well in the ratings. 
FOX UK has announced that the sixth season of Ryan Murphy's anthology series American Horror Story will premiere on Friday September 16th at 10pm. 
FX has renewed ratings hit anthology series American Horror Story for a sixth season, TVWise has learned. The network has ordered 13 episodes for the show's sixth season, which will premiere in Fall 2016. 
The fourth season of Ryan Murphy & Brad Falchuk’s anthology series American Horror Story – subtitled American Horror Story: Hotel – will receive its UK premiere on FOX UK on Tuesday October 20th at 10pm, it has been announced. 
FX has renewed their hit vampire drama The Strain for a 13 episode third season, FX Networks CEO John Landgraf announced during the company's executive panel at the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour. The network has also picked up two new comedy series and set premiere dates for 'The Bastard Executioner', 'American Horror Story: Hotel' and the second season of 'Fargo'.