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Days of SAMCRO are done, and Mayans M.C. have begun. The FX spinoff from Kurt Sutter’s Sons of Anarchy has officially hit the road for a fall 2018 premiere, as a first teaser colorfully re-imagines “Paint It Black” with all the revving engines we’d been missing.

The D.E.N.N.I.S. system finally pays off. As Always Sunny prepares to go before cameras for its thirteenth (!) season, cast confirms that Glenn Howerton will be back in his role as Dennis Reynolds – but for how long?

It might get pretty cold waiting for Fargo Season 4 – and that’s precisely the problem. Showrunner Noah Hawley says the anthology’s famous wintry weather could prevent them from starting production until at least 2019.

Ryan Murphy’s $300 million deal with Netflix left us wondering about his many FX projects in development – and with good reason. The busy showrunner says “I don’t quite know” the fate of either Katrina: American Crime Story or a Feud sequel with Princess Diana and Prince Charles.

Ryan Murphy may be moving his operation to Netflix, but American Horror Story looks as familiar as ever. Newly confirmed for the eighth season are returning faves Evan Peters and Kathy Bates, while Murphy himself hesitates to strike down a certain “Radioactive” rumor.

American Horror Story has taken us to every era of the last century, but at least one area remains unexplored. Yes, at long last, Ryan Murphy promises that the eighth season will take us to the gosh-dang future, y’all. Plus – details on when to expect that full crossover season!

FX seemed somewhat slower to cut ties with producing partner Louis C.K., instead labeling their relationship “under review.” Now, following the comedian’s own statement, FX confirms C.K. will no longer act as producer to Better Things, Baskets or others, with production suspended on a TBS comedy as well.

Fargo Season 3 picked up the pace in recent weeks, though few would deny the early hours lacked the initial oomph of its first two seasons. FX even suggested Season 3 might be the last, and now creator Noah Hawley admits “I don’t have another [idea] yet.”

Ewan McGregor, the Scottish born actor who is playing Minnesota brothers in the upcoming third season of FX’s Fargo says the Midwest accent is harder than you think.

'Fargo,' the FX series based on the film of the same name, has been renewed for a third season, according to InForum.