Joel Kinnaman & Krys Marshall's 'For All Mankind' Apple Series Renewed For Season 4

Dark comedy Physical will be back for another go-round. Apple TV+ announced today it has renewed the half-hour dramedy, starring and exec produced by Rose Byrne, for a third season.

BreAnna Bell Apple has ordered Season 3 of the dramedy “Physical,” Variety has learned.Season 2 of the series follows Sheila Rubin (Rose Byrne) who, after launching her first fitness video, has uncovered a new set obstacles in her way to building her fitness empire.  She is torn between loyalty to her husband (Rory Scovel) and the values he represents, and a dangerous attraction to someone else. With new competition threatening her status, Rubin finds herself having to outrun some fierce new competitors.Dierdre Friel, Della Saba, Lou Taylor Pucci, Paul Sparks, Ashley Liao and Geoffrey Arend are also featured among the cast.“I am thrilled for the opportunity to continue telling Sheila’s story in creative collaboration with Rose Byrne and the rest of our incredible cast, writers and crew.

Selome Hailu “Power Book III: Raising Kanan” has been renewed for its third season at Starz. Announced at the Television Critics Association 2022 summer press tour, the news comes ahead of the Aug. 14 debut of Season 2.“Raising Kanan,” the third series in the “Power” universe, it set in the early ‘90s and tells the origin story of Kanan Stark (MeKai Curtis) and his entry into the criminal world through his mother, Raquel (Patina Miller) who ruthlessly runs the family’s drug empire.

Apple TV+ has renewed eight of their hit original TV shows so far in 2022 with the latest renewal coming this summer!

The AMC Networks family has renewed a pair of shows.

Death in Paradise star Kris Marshall is soon set to reprise his role as DI Humphrey Goodman in the upcoming spin-off series Beyond Paradise. Away from the Caribbean island of Saint-Marie, Beyond Paradise will be set in the British countryside as Humphrey and his fiancée Martha (played by Sally Bretton) navigate their new life together. However, Marshall has revealed the new show will have one major difference to the original series.

EXCLUSIVE: Investigation Discovery is supersizing In Pursuit with John Walsh.

EXCLUSIVE: The Disney+ Original series Turning the Tables with Robin Roberts has been renewed for a second season.

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If you’ve been hooked on Apple TV’s hit space drama For All Mankind and are unsure what you’ll do when this season wraps up – fear not as season 4 is already in the works.

Victorian London’s first female detective won’t stop investigating crime anytime soon. PBS Masterpiece announced that Miss Scarlet and The Duke has been renewed for a third season.

Selling The OC, the long-awaited, second spin-off show, is on its way.From Wednesday, August 24, we'll be able to binge-watch Selling the OC, a spin-off centered around a group of brand-new realtors selling property to the mega-rich of Southern California's Orange County. They will of course be led by season veterans, Jason & Brett Oppenheim–twin brothers and co-founders of the Oppenheim Group.All eight 30-minute episodes will be available to stream–so the choice is yours whether you want to draw them out over a few evenings, or book out four glorious hours to watch the season in its entirety.

EXCLUSIVE: Benjamin Levy Aguilar has been promoted to series regular for Season 10 of NBC’s Chicago P.D. He will reprise the role of Dante Torres who, fresh off patrol, comes to Intelligence as a rookie.

Stranger Things left us on the edge of our seats following the release of its fourth season, and we're ready for the thrills to keep coming our way for the . But what about the Stranger Things-shaped void we'll be left with following the final season? Well, turn the frown Upside Down because, apparently, the popular will have a spin-off show!So, according to , the very talented Duffer Brothers have already started developing the series—but it won't be based on the beloved ST characters such as or .In fact, the creators want fans to know that the spin-off series will be "1,000% different" from Stranger Things, with only the connection to the show being its "storytelling sensibility.""It's not following...

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Joel Kinnaman announced some exciting news at Comic-Con!

For All Mankind made it to Mars in the third season of Apple TV+’s alt-history space race series. Now the drama created by Ronald D. Moore, Ben Nedivi and Matt Wolpert is going even further in time and space.

! The streaming service announced Friday at San Diego Comic-Con that the space drama has been picked up for season 4, which will begin production next month. Series stars Joel Kinnaman, Shantel VanSanten, Jodi Balfour, Sonya Walger, Krys Marshall, Cynthy Wu, Casey Johnson, Coral Pena, Wrenn Schmidt and Edi Gathegi were all on hand for the announcement, alongside executive producers Ronald D. Moore, Ben Nedivi, Matt Wolpert and Maril Davis.explores what would have happened if the global space race had never ended.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“For All Mankind” has been renewed for Season 4 at Apple.The announcement was made Friday as part of the show’s panel at San Diego Comic-Con. Production on the new season is scheduled to begin in August. Season 3 of the series debuted on the streamer on June 10.“For All Mankind” is an alternative history series that explores what would have happened if the global space race had never ended.

Charlie Cox is reprising his role as Daredevil in the MCU in more ways than one. The actor – who played the Marvel hero in the Netflix series “Daredevil” and made an appearance in “Spider-Man: No Way Home” – will wear the suit once more in the upcoming Marvel Studios-produced animated Disney+ series “Spider-Man: Freshman Year,” it was announced at Comic-Con on Friday.The series has also been renewed for a second season – titled “Spider-Man: Sophomore Year” – already, with “Freshman Year” dropping in 2024.“We went back to the roots, Ditko-inspired glasses and the color scheme and had him redrawn into an Alex Toth animated style from the ’60s,” said Ryan Meiderding, VP and Creative Director of Visual Development at Marvel Studios.“This is before ‘Civil War’,’ the show’s head writer and executive producer Jeff Trammel added.