‘Duncanville’: Rashida Jones, Wiz Khalifa & Joy Osmanski Promoted To Series Regulars On Fox Animated Series

Wiz Khalifa has shared a new song called ‘Top Down’ – listen to it below.Taken from his upcoming mixtape ‘Big Pimpin’, Wiz teams up with New York producer Harry Fraud – known for his work with French Montana and Curren$y – for the roll-your-windows-down, laid back track.It follows a string of records the Taylor Gang rapper has put out as of late, including ‘Flight to China’, taken from the recently released ‘Road To Fast 9’ mixtape; ’90 IROC-Z’, where he teamed up with Curren$y; and ‘Gah Damn

Jake Kanter International TV EditorBBC appoints new Scotland chief BBC Scotland has named program maker, commissioner and award-winning broadcaster Steve Carson (pictured) as its new director, replacing Donalda MacKinnon, who steps down later this year. Carson is currently head of multi-platform commissioning for BBC Scotland and will be elevated to look after 1,100 staff.

Ubisoft is reportedly teaming up with Netflix to commission a Splinter Cell adaptation in the form of an anime series.According to a report by Variety, the show is being written and executive produced by Derek Kolstad, most notably known for his work on the John Wick franchise. The report details that sources have confirmed the show has been green-lit for two seasons and will be a 16 episode commitment.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorNetflix has teamed with Ubisoft for an anime series based on the Splinter Cell video game franchise, with John Wick writer Derek Kostad set to write and executive produce, Deadline has confirmed.First released in 2002, the Splinter Cell video game revolves around protagonist, Sam Fisher, a highly trained agent of a fictional black-ops sub-division within the NSA, dubbed “Third Echelon”.

Also Read: 'John Wick' Creator Derek Kolstad Boards Marvel's 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier' Limited Series (Exclusive)Kolstad is also part of the writing team on the upcoming “Falcon & Winter Soldier” limited series for Marvel Studios, he also sold his pitch for the action movie “Booker” in a heated bidding war to Sony, and is also writing video game adaptation “Just Cause” for Constantin.

“Grey’s Anatomy” is welcoming two of its cast members back as series regulars.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterNetflix and Ubisoft have teamed for an anime series adaptation of the video game “Splinter Cell”, Variety has learned.Derek Kolstad, best known for his work writing the “John Wick” film franchise, will serve as writer and executive producer on the series. According to sources, the series has received a two-season, 16 episode order at the streaming service.Netflix, Ubisoft, and reps for Kolstad declined to comment on the specifics of the deal.The first “Splinter Cell”

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVABC’s Grey’s Anatomy and spinoff Station 19 have been building an unified, seamless universe under executive producer/showrunner Krista Vernoff.

Grey’s Anatomy has announced some big additions for the upcoming season.

Will Thorne Staff WriterKevin Smith is taking another crack at “The Green Hornet.”Smith, who has written a “Green Hornet” comic book series based on the un-produced feature screenplay he was hired to write in 2004, is developing an animated version of “Green Hornet” with kids content producer WildBrain.The new series will be targeted at a family audience, while retaining many elements from the comics, including the titular character’s high-tech car, the “Black Beauty.”Set in contemporary times,

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior Correspondent“Grey’s Anatomy” and “Station 19” have promoted three cast members for their upcoming seasons.Richard Flood and Anthony Hill will now be billed as series regulars in Season 17 of ‘Grey’s Anatomy,” while Stefania Spampinato will also appear as a series regular in Season 4 of the firefighter spinoff, “Station 19.”Flood had been a recurring character on the most recent season of “Grey’s Anatomy” as Dr.

Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: Kevin Smith is reuniting with The Green Hornet in a new animated series.The Clerks filmmaker has teamed up with kids producer WildBrain to develop a new series based on the classic superhero franchise.Smith has long been a fan of the Green HorneT; in 2004, he was hired to write a feature film screenplay based on the character for Miramax.

Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: Submarine, the company behind Amazon’s animated drama Undone, has found its next rotoscope drama project – an adaptation of Matt Haig’s sci-fi novel Echo Boy.The company has optioned the book, which was published in 2014 by Corgi, will be developed in a similar style as Undone with a hybrid of live action and animation.Submarine co-founder Femke Wolting told Deadline that it is talking to a few writers before taking the project out to pitch.Echo Boy is a

Netflix has shared a trailer for a new animated series called Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous – you can watch it below.Executive produced by Steven Spielberg, Frank Marshall and Colin Trevorrow, the new show follows a group of teens who camp out on Isla Nublar while Jurassic Park falls leaving dinosaurs to wreak havoc.While aimed at a younger audience, Camp Cretaceous still has its scary moments as the kids are menaced by a bunch of marauding prehistoric clones, from the T-rex and triceratops,

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorSince its founding in 2003, Rooster Teeth has built a large following for original shows like “Red vs. Blue” and “RWBY,” as well as other fan-direct content distributed across its own branded channels.But the first season of the new “Transformers: War for Cybertron” trilogy — produced by Rooster Teeth Studios — will premiere on Netflix this Thursday, July 30.

Ellise Shafer editorIn today’s TV news roundup, Netflix announced a premiere date for “Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous,” and Acorn TV has commissioned a second season of “Ms. Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries.”Acorn TV renewed “Ms. Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries” for a second season.

One camper runs for his life while being chased by a Tyrannosaurus Rex dinosaur in the first trailer for Netflix‘s Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous series.

Will Thorne Staff WriterAdult Swim and Crunchyroll are teaming up once again to produce a new anime series.The two WarnerMedia properties are combining to develop “Fena: Pirate Princess,” which is slated to premiere on Adult Swim’s Toonami and stream on Crunchyroll in 2021. News of the series was announced at Adult Swim’s first ever convention, Adult Swim Con.“Fena: Pirate Princess” will be a 12-episode original anime series that tells the tale of a young orphan girl named Fena Houtman.

Peter White Television EditorFox’s animated comedy Bless The Harts is adding a number of guest stars to its second season. Ken Jeong, Kristen Schaal and Natasha Lyonne are joining the series ahead of its September 27 return.Schaal, who voices Louise in Bob’s Burgers, joins alongside her husband Rich Blomquist, who voices Daniel in Bless The Harts.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorAmazon has drawn on six current or former cast members of The Walking Dead franchise to voice the iconic Guardians of the Globe in Invincible, the series based on Robert Kirkman’s popular comic book series of the same name.Lauren Cohan, Sonequa Martin-Green, Chad Coleman, Michael Cudlitz, Lennie James and Ross Marquand have joined the cast of the hourlong animated series from Kirkman, Cory Walker and artist Ryan Ottley.