So, it may have taken David Tennant a few years post-Doctor Who to become a proper big name star, but he certainly seems to be everywhere these days now. (Not that I am complaining, let’s be clear.)

Tennant’s next project is something a bit different for the actor of late – a comedy. Tennant is set to play Walt in upcoming HBO limited series Camping. The eight-episode comedy will tell the story of a celebratory camping trip in honor of Walt’s 45th birthday, which quickly becomes a disaster. Watch its first trailer and see what you think! 

Period drama The Miniaturist is set to air this September on Masterpiece and PBS has released an official trailer for the upcoming drama.

The Sundance Channel has snapped up the American broadcast rights to upcoming Jenna Coleman BBC drama The Cry.

The four-part series will first stream on the network’s SVOD channel, called Sundance Now, before airing on the network itself. There’s no firm streaming or broadcast date for The Cry in the U.S at the moment, likely because an airdate hasn’t been announced in the U.K. yet. (Or, at least, nothing has been confirmed beyond vague statements that it's “coming this autumn.”)

The fifth season of Endeavour just finished airing in America, but there’s no reason to despair. Filming on Season 6 is already under way.

The mystery series was officially renewed for a sixth season back in March, while Season 5 was airing in the U.K. The show has continued to be a massive ratings hit across the pond, with the numbers for Season 5’s first four episodes clocking in at its highest in three years.