Despite there not being much in the way of new shows to replace them thanks to COVID-19, a number of TV series still got the chop this week!

1938 Los Angeles is a time and place deeply infused with social and political tension. When a grisly murder shocks the city, Detective Tiago Vega and his partner Lewis Michener become embroiled in an epic story that reflects the rich history of Los Angeles: from the building of the city's first freeways and its deep traditions of Mexican-American folklore, to the dangerous espionage actions of the Third Reich and the rise of radio evangelism. Before long, Tiago and his family are grappling with powerful forces that threaten to tear them apart.

Penny Dreadful is back... but this isn't Victorian England anymore as Penny Dreadful: City of Angels takes into a supernatural battle steeped in Mexican-American folklore in 1930s Los Angeles.

After its abrupt third season ending, the brilliantly macabre Penny Dreadful is back! However, this time, instead of a Victorian-era London filled with famous literary monsters, returning showrunner John Logan has placed the new Penny Dreadful: City of Angels in a 1930s Los Angeles in which Mexican-American folklore and real-world politics clash.