The Americans: Season 4 Premiere Date and Poster

At the TCA (Television Critics Association) press tour today, FX announced The Americans: Season 4 will premiere on Wednesday, March 16th.

In addition, the Season 4 key art for the acclaimed series was released.

THE AMERICANS - SEASON 4 - KEY ART Photo Cr: James Minchin

FX's official description for Season 4 and the season premiere episode follow.

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Rise of the Tomb Raider Game Director Leaves for Infinity Ward

Rise of the Tomb Raider game director Brian Horton has left Crystal Dynamics to join Call of Duty developer Infinity Ward as studio art director.

"After working on two amazing games, my family and I have decided to return to Southern California and start a new adventure," wrote Horton on Tumblr. An update to Horton's LinkedIn page spotted by Charlie Intel revealed that "new adventure" is his position at Infinity Ward.

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FOX’s Hellfire Loses Creative Team to 24: Legacy

FOX's in-development project Hellfire is going back to square one. The X-Men universe-set series has lost its showrunners and writers to the network's recently greenlit 24: Legacy.

Co-creators Evan Katz and Manny Coto and writers Patrick McKay and John D. Payne are all attached to the Jack Bauer-less return to the world of 24. FOX Co-Chairman and CEO Gary Newman confirmed their departure from Hellfire to IGN following The Hollywood Reporter breaking the news.

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The Flash: Killer Frost and Deathstorm Photos

Ahead of The Flash's return to The CW next week, a batch of new photos showcasing Killer Frost and Deathstorm have been revealed.

The pair of villains, who serve as the Earth-2 versions of Ronnie Raymond (Robbie Amell) and Caitlin Snow (Danielle Panabaker), will be appearing in an upcoming episode titled "Welcome to Earth-2." Get a sneak peek at the two, courtesy of Entertainment Weekly, below.

Executive producer Andrew Kreisberg spoke to the interesting encounters that await the cast when they meet their Earth-2 counterparts. "Some of these people are beyond different," he told EW, noting that Wells (Tom Cavanagh) "seems so different until you start seeing the crazy differences between all of our other cast members. Then he’s the one who doesn’t seem quite so different and crazy anymore."

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Neil Patrick Harris Starring in Netflix’s A Series of Unfortunate Events

How I Met Your Mother actor Neil Patrick Harris is in talks to star in Netflix's rendition of A Series of Unfortunate Events, The Hollywood Reporter reports.

Harris would lead as the evil Count Olaf. The show is being produced by Paramount Television in collaboration with Netflix, and will head straight-to-series on the streaming service.

Daniel Handler, author of the series of books (under the pen name Lemony Snicket) that inspired the series, is executive producer of the series. Handler's story follows three orphaned kids, Violet, Klaus, and Sunny Baudelaire as they discover the peculiar circumstances of their parent's death.

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Big Bang Theory Producer’s Pot Dispensary Comedy

The Big Bang Theory writer/producer Chuck Lorre is shopping a script for a multi-camera comedy set at a legal marijuana dispensary.

According to Deadline, the potential comedy series focuses on a group of potheads working at a dispensary in Colorado. "As someone put it, it’s The Big Bang Theory, if the guys were not geniuses but selling weed," reads the report.

The script, which was co-written by Lorre and former head writer of The Daily Show David Javerbaum, has been sent to broadcast networks and possibly Netflix.

As the report states, Lorre's four most recent multi-camera comedies -- Mom, Mike & Molly, The Big Bang Theory, and Two and a Half Men -- have all landed at CBS.

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Tina Fey and Ronda Rousey Team Up for ‘Do Nothing Bitches’

Ronda Rousey and Tina Fey will co-star in an upcoming comedy.

Deadline reports that Do Nothing Bitches comes from Paula Pell, the screenwriter behind the film Sisters, which also co-starred Fey.

The idea behind the film, however, actually comes from Rousey. In an Embedded interview last summer, Rousey espoused her feelings about certain women, turning the movie's title into something of a pop culture trend. It's this phenomenon that leads to the concept behind the film. That is, according to Deadline, "a female-empowerment tale dealing with wealthy pampered wives who get a rude awakening at a camp where Rousey plays the no-nonsense instructor."

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