“ steadily increasing the cadence of original programming coming from FX,” Landgraf said, while “taking great pains” to maintain the quality of that programming.įX also announced it has ordered a new limited series from the creators of “The OA,” Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij. In comparison, FX released 20 programs in 2020 - a number matched over a four-month span this year. Landgraf noted that FX is back to where it was before the pandemic, in terms of production, and it’s ramping up its slate to include 30 new releases per year. “Better Things” Season 5 and “Breeders” Season 3 will also premiere in the first half of next year, along with the Jeff Bridges-starring “The Old Man” and Danny Boyle’s Sex Pistols limited series, “Pistol.” Meanwhile, previously announced programs including “Shogun,” “Great Expectations,” and “Class of ’09” will start production in the fall. The first two seasons combined for 22 nominations and five wins at the 20 ceremonies, including trophies for Donald Glover in the Directing and Lead Actor categories.īeyond “Atlanta,” Landgraf also mapped out the slate for a number of new and returning FX originals.
“Atlanta” returning in the first half of 2022 sets the stage for a welcome return to the Emmys, so long as it meets the submission requirements. 'Reservation Dogs': Star Devery Jacobs Wants to Take Back Indigenous Stories - and Is Doing Itīest True Crime Shows on Amazon Prime, Hulu, HBO MaxĢ021 Emmy Predictions: Who Will Win at the Primetime Emmy Awards? 'Reservation Dogs' FYC Celebrates Telling Indigenous Stories on Their Own Terms “I think we’ll be able to lock down an actual date for Season 3 and maybe for both cycles within the next couple of months.” “The reason I can’t lock down a date right now is that it’s being driven by Donald Glover and Hiro Murai’s schedule and availability,” Landgraf said, mentioning that they’re working on post-production on Season 3 and production on Season 4 simultaneously, which complicates the timeline.
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