Outlander has officially switched homes here in the UK. The Starz original series has left Amazon Prime Video UK and the show's first five seasons are now available to stream on StarzPlay. The move, which was first announced back in September, comes ahead of the launch of season six on StarzPlay on Sunday March 6th. 
Just as the show's second season is set to debut on this side of the pond on IMDb TV, Alex Rider is getting a second UK home. E4 has secured the UK rights to Eleventh Hour Films and Sony Pictures Television Alex Rider TV series, with the show's first season set to premiere on the channel on Sunday December 19th at 8pm. 
Outlander is on the move. StarzPlay has poached the UK rights to the series after striking a deal with international distributor Sony Pictures Television. Amazon Prime Video UK had previously served as the show's UK broadcaster. 
Party Of Five is crossing the pond. Channel 4 has struck a deal with international distributor Sony Pictures Television to acquire the UK rights to Freeform's short-lived reboot for their streaming service All 4. The ten episode series will receive its UK premiere on All 4 on Friday June 25th. 
Crossing Swords is crossing the pond. ITV2 has acquired the exclusive UK rights to the Hulu animated comedy series after striking a deal with international distributor Sony Pictures Television. The show's first season will receive its UK premiere on ITV2 on Monday November 23rd at 10pm. 
In their latest box-set acquisition for All 4, Channel 4 has picked up the streaming rights to all six seasons of the Timothy Olyphant fronted FX drama Justified. Sony Pictures Television handles global sales for the series. It is expected to launch on All 4 later this year. 
Sky has secured the UK rights to ABC's drama series For Life after striking a wide-ranging deal with international distributor Sony Pictures Television. The series will air on Sky Witness. No word just yet on a premiere date. This wide-ranging deal with Sony Pictures Television also includes extensions to Sky existing licensing agreements for S.W.A.T., The Blacklist and The Good Doctor. S.W.A.T. and The Blacklist air on Sky One, while The Good Doctor airs on Sky Witness.
Sky Witness has secured the UK rights to NBC's drama series Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for The Bone Collector after striking a deal with international distributor Sony Pictures Television. The series is expected to premiere in late April.