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Both of FX’s awards stalwarts on the comedy side, Atlanta and Better Things, are coming to an end. Better Things co-creator, writer, director, executive producer and star Pamela Adlon announced that the upcoming fifth season will be her show’s last back in October; FX Chairman John Landgraf revealed at TCA today that Atlanta will end with its two upcoming seasons, 3 and 4.

The popular FX series Atlanta is coming to an end following the upcoming fourth season.

Atlanta fans got a bittersweet surprise Thursday when FX chairman John Landgraf said the Donald Glover comedy would end with Season 4. During the show’s TCA panel, Glover, who executive produces, writes, directs and acts, explained the decision to bring the exploits of Earn, Paper Boi and their crew to an end.

Atlanta, Donald Glover‘s award-winning comedy series, will come to an end with its fourth season.The show’s long-awaited third season will premiere on March 24, nearly four years after it was originally scheduled to premiere. It will be followed by its fourth season sometime in the fall of this year.On Thursday (February 17), FX CEO John Landgraf talked to reporters at the Television Critics Association’s (virtual) winter press tour (via The Hollywood Reporter), and he revealed that Atlanta would end after its next two seasons.FX and Glover filmed both seasons three and four back-to-back in a bid to return the comedy to the air as soon as possible.

Donald Glover's hit FX show Atlanta will come to an end after its fourth season, according to The Hollywood Reporter. FX CEO John Landgraf revealed the news on Thursday during the winter press tour for the Television Critics Association.

Donald Glover’s acclaimed FX series,, is coming to an end after season 4, FX chairman John Landgraf revealed during the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour. The final season will debut in the fall, but an exact date was not given. «Donald Glover and his team have shot the final two seasons of this series,» Landgraf also shared.The news comes ahead of ’s long-awaited return with season 3.

Earlier today, it was announced that Noah Hawley is set to do a fifth season of “Fargo.” In fact, that is going to be the next series that he works on. So, what does that mean for his in-development “Alien” series? Well, according to FX, it’s still coming and is going to be pretty great.

FX boss John Landgraf famously said in 2015 that there is “simply too much television” and predicted that the industry would soon hit peak TV.

There’s no future in England’s dreaming but despite this FX is setting its Sex Pistol drama series for May.

After a long journey to the screen that included showrunner and casting changes and a pandemic-related delay, FX’s Y: The Last Man only lasted one season. It was canceled while Season 1 was still airing, a couple of weeks before the Nov. 1 finale.

In the wake of FX announcing a fifth season of Fargo this morning, the network’s chief John Landgraf provided an idea of where the Noah Hawley series is headed at the TCA winter virtual tour.

Atlanta‘s fourth season will also be its last, FX chairman John Landgraf revealed during an executive session on Thursday.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“Atlanta” is coming to an end with Season 4.The announcement was made by FX boss John Landgraf during an executive session at FX’s TCA day on Thursday. It was previously known that the hit comedy series had shot Seasons 3 and 4 back to back.Season 3 will debut on March 24, with Season 4 set to air this fall, Landgraf said.

FX’s award-winning series Fargo from creator Noah Hawley is coming back for a fifth season.

The OA creators Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij have collaborated once again, this time on a new murder mystery show for FX, titled Retreat.As with many of the duo’s co-writing and directorial projects, Marling will also act in the series, which sees a young sleuth named Darby Hart attempt to get to the bottom of a bizarre death at a billionaire’s private getaway (per Deadline).FX Networks chairman John Landgraf went into more detail about Retreat, saying: “We absolutely loved what Brit Marling

Fans might be waiting just a little longer for the return of Atlanta, which stars Donald Glover.

Archer, one of television’s longest-running animated series, is launching its 12th season Aug. 25 on FXX. It is the last season featuring the voice of core cast member Jessica Walter who died on March 24 at the age of 80.

The upcoming 10-episode 10th season of Ryan Murphy’s American Horror Story is titled Double Feature, reflecting the installment’s unusual structure — it contains two separate stories. Part I: Red Tide is set by the sea, while Part 2: Death Valley is set by the sand.

Even though Fargo creator Noah Hawley is currently prioritizing FX’s new Alien series with Ridley Scott executive producing, the network’s boss John Landgraf is “hopeful” about a Season 5.

The Television Critics Association summer tour is underway, and FX Network chief John Landgraf has been sharing info at his presentation all day. We know that “What We Do In The Shadows” has been renewed for a fourth season, and “American Horror Stories” has been renewed for season two.

Atlanta’s delayed third season will be released in 2022, according to an FX network boss.Filming on the acclaimed comedy drama’s third season was pushed back due to coronavirus restrictions, with creator and star Donald Glover sharing an on-set photo in April this year to mark the first day of shooting.FX chairman John Landgraf has since confirmed filming on season three has concluded, saying it’s listed to air “in the first half of 2022”.Speaking to TheWrap, Langraf said: “We haven’t locked

During FX Networks’ executive session at the summer TCA virtual press tour, Chairman John Landgraf detailed the company’s rollout plans through June 2022. While listing the series slated to premiere in the first half of 2022 he said, “at long last, the fantastic new drama series The Old Man starring Jeff Bridges, John Lithgow, Amy Brenneman and Alia Shawkat.”

FX chairman John Landgraf said Friday that he would love to have Ryan Murphy return to Disney and 20th Television after the American Horror Story creator left the fold for Netflix in 2018.

FX boss John Landgraf deftly tried to thread the corporate needle today in his executive session today at the virtual Winter TCA.

Noah Hawley’s upcoming Alien series at FX will be “very grounded,” network boss John Landgraf shared during a TCA presentation on Friday.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterFX chairman John Landgraf told reporters during a virtual executive session for the Television Critics Association summer press tour that his famous deep dives on the state of the television industry will be much more specific to FX going forward.“One of the things you’ll note is that my presentation today was very focused on the FX brand and FX programming,” Landgraf said. “I think it’s just factually accurate to say that is where I am focused.

is expected to return with season 3 in early 2022, after finishing production in Europe. The news comes as FX chairman John Landgraf shared an update on the long-awaited return of Donald Glover’s hit series during the network’s TCA presentation. “We haven’t locked down the scheduling for season 3 yet as it just finished shooting — it’s shot primarily in Europe,” Landgraf said.

American Love Story. “When Ryan Murphy came to us with these two spinoffs and the stories for American Sports Story and American Love Story, we immediately jumped at the opportunity,” John Landgraf, Chairman of FX, said in a statement released on August 13. “What began with  has spawned some of the best and most indelible programs of our generation, most notably  which created a beautiful partnership between Ryan, Brad [Falchuk], Nina [Jacobson], and Brad [Simpson].

, FX revealed that season 4 of Ryan Murphy's true-crime anthology series will tackle Studio 54. Following the success of the first two seasons, and, Chairman of FX John Landgraf said, “We can’t wait to see what comes next.”Currently in development, is expected to recount the ups and downs of the Manhattan disco created by Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager.