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Your TV Source Roundup: ‘Fallout Shelter: The Experiment’ Premiere Date, ‘The Forsytes’ Premiere Date, ‘The Gentlemen’ Adds Cast, Bravo Announces Renewals and New Series, ‘Cue the Laughs’ Premiere Date, Stephanie March To Appear On ‘Law & Order: SVU’, and More!

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Unscripted competition series Fallout Shelter: The Experiment premieres January 13 on Prime Video with the first four episodes. The series invites everyday participants to test their aptitude for the apocalypse in Vault-Tec’s state-of-the-art bomb-proof vault shelters. They will go head to head in a series of high-octane drills, psychological dilemmas and morally challenging behavior trials until one special dweller emerges to win the prize of a lifetime–$1,000,000. 

The Forsytes returns for season two March 28 on PBS. A new era of scandal, ambition, and shifting loyalties awaits, and the cracks in the family’s polished façade grow deeper. 

New cast have been announced for season three of The Gentlemen. Joining the Netflix series are Robert Carlyle, Elijah Wood, Orlando Bloom, Dexter Fletcher, and Bruna Marquezine, plus Ed Speleers, Saffron Burrows, and Bugzy Malone. In series three, Eddie (Theo James) and Susie (Kaya Scodelario) embark upon their most audacious project yet: building a casino in the Middle East. But with danger lurking around every corner, has the Duke’s unchecked ambition finally gone too far? 

Bravo announced renewals and new series orders. It has renewed Next Gen NYC for a third season. The network has also ordered a new series Next Gen Atlanta. Southern Hospitality will return for a fifth season. In The City has been renewed for a second season. It also ordered a new microdrama series Charmed by a Southern Monster set to premiere on Peacock November 9. 

Unscripted clip series Cue the Laughs premieres November 7 on IFC, AMC+, and All Reality. Hosted by comedian and actor Adam Ray, the comical clip show for grown-ups proves that the most outrageous moments in life are the ones nobody scripted, and nobody saw coming. It showcases our favorite TV sitcom moments that happen in real life. From clueless bosses and wild office antics to family meltdowns, vacation disasters, holiday chaos and unexpected houseguests, each episode delivers side-splitting videos packed with outrageous moments. Host Adam Ray even jumps into the action in “Adam Guest Stars,” bringing his own comedic twist to the madness, before revealing his favorite videos that earn a coveted spot on “Adam’s A-List.” 

Stephanie March is set to make a return to Law & Order: SVU. March joined the NBC series in its second season and has made appearances after her departure, including an appearance in season 19. 

Glitch has ordered Gameoverse to series following its pilot debut earlier this year. The series will premiere in May 2027. 

Chloe Radcliffe: Eyes Down Here premieres October 27th on the Comedy Central Stand-Up YouTube Channel. Chloe Radcliffe takes a hard look at flirting when you don’t fit in. She analyzes staring (at her birthmark or other people’s boobs), sitting in a stranger’s shit, and why Doritos aren’t made for women. A special dedicated to anyone who’s ever felt overlooked at a party. 

The English dub of Horror Collector premieres October 24 on Crunchyroll. Not all urban legends are myths. Some are real, and they’re coming to life. Fushigi roams Japan in a red hood, sealing them inside his magical notebook, with Jimmy, his human-faced dog, by his side. Each phenomenon brings him one step closer to capturing Himitsu, the girl responsible for manifesting the supernatural beings.

Season three of Mysteries Unearthed with Danny Trejo premieres November 12 on The History Channel. History’s biggest revelations and discoveries aren’t confined to museums and textbooks. Some are buried underground, hidden in plain sight, and waiting to be found in the most unexpected places and in the most unexpected ways. It explores the remarkable finds that challenge what we thought we knew, proving the past is never as settled nor as far away as it seems. Whether it’s buried underground, hidden in ice, or concealed deep underwater, the world is full of mysteries just waiting to be unearthed.   

Lucy Worsley’s Keys to the Castle premieres December 6 on PBS. The four part series will air Sundays through December 27. After more than two decades as Chief Curator of Britain’s Historic Palaces, historian Lucy Worsley knows her way around a castle. Now, armed with the keys to four iconic palaces – the Doge’s Palace in Venice, the Palace of Versailles in France, Britain’s Blenheim Palace and Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany – Worsley leads viewers behind the velvet ropes into hidden rooms, sealed archives and private spaces, uncovering stories of obsession, heroic escapades, stolen treasure and the secret life of a notorious queen. Over four episodes, Worsley guides viewers through the architecture, design, art, personal treasures and artifacts found in spaces the public rarely gets to see, using the castles to offer a fascinating take on some of history’s most important events and the people who lived them. From Marie Antoinette to Winston Churchill, the doges of Venice to “Mad” King Ludwig, the residents of these palaces not only shaped these castles but were shaped by them. 

The English dub of episodes 41-45 of Digimon Outbreak will premiere October 24 on Crunchyroll. Get ready to digivolve! 

7 Little Johnstons returns for a new season November 17 on TLC. This season is packed with life-changing milestones, big celebrations, and plenty of Johnston family fun. Liz and Brice are preparing to welcome baby number two, and the entire family is counting down the days until they meet their newest little bundle of joy. Along with discovering whether they’re having a boy or a girl, they’ll also learn whether their baby will be a little person or average height, bringing new questions, emotions, and decisions as the family grows. Trent is embracing a major milestone as he turns 50 and sets out to make the most of the year with an ambitious bucket list challenge: trying 50 new things at 50. From working on a real dude ranch and jousting to adventures far outside his comfort zone, Trent is determined to prove it’s never too late to try something new. At the same time, Amber is navigating a new chapter of her own, exploring ways to manage the challenges of perimenopause while continuing to juggle multiple plates. 

Lee Arvoy
Lee Arvoy joined the TV Source team in the summer of 2020 as a TV Writer.

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