Casting Networks

A limited series adaptation of 'The Birds' starring Sarah Snook has landed at HBO, according to Deadline. The project, first reported exclusively by the trade outlet, would bring Alfred Hitchcock's classic thriller material to television with the Emmy-winning 'Succession' actress attached to lead. Further details on casting, timing and creative team have not yet been confirmed by the network.

Fox has renewed the series 'Nation's Dumbest' for a second season. The renewal was reported by Deadline, confirming the network's commitment to the show after its first run. Beyond the confirmation of Season 2, no further details about the premiere date, cast, or format changes have been announced so far.

NHK BS has announced the broadcast date for 'Kindaichi Case Files: The Devil's Temari Song', the fifth installment of the detective series starring Hidetaka Yoshioka. Alongside the new film, the network will rerun three previous Kindaichi movies over three consecutive weeks, and comments from the cast have been released.

HBO is developing a limited series adaptation of 'The Birds', with new details emerging about its premiere date, episode count, and casting. The announcement gives audiences a first look at how the network plans to reimagine the classic story for television, though specific plot and cast specifics remain limited in early reports.

A new television series titled Minimum Wage, listed as running from 2026 onward, is drawing attention around its ratings. Details about the cast, network, plot or audience reaction have not yet emerged. Viewers appear to be checking its ratings as the show begins its run, though reliable figures remain sparse at this early stage.

Elizabeth Olsen and Cristin Milioti are set to star together in a new series titled 'Seven Sisters', which is scheduled to go into production in November 2026. Details about the plot, network, and supporting cast have not yet been announced, but the pairing of the two actresses has already drawn attention from television fans.

HBO has officially announced the casting of two key characters for its upcoming Harry Potter television series, confirming new additions to the highly anticipated adaptation of J.K. Rowling's fantasy books. Details on which roles have been filled and which actors will take them on were not specified beyond the network's announcement, but the news adds to mounting expectations for the remake.