AMC's dark comedy Kevin Can F**k Himself will debut its second and final season August 22, according to a new trailer released Monday.

The series' second season will continue to follow the exploits of a wife (Anne Murphy) who teams up with her neighbor (Mary Hollis Inboden) to kill the wife's self-centered husband (Eric Petersen).

According to AMC, at the end of season one the murder plot gets foiled by the husband's best friend (Alex Bonifer), forcing the women to come up with a new plan. 

Also starring in the series are Brian Howe, Raymond Lee,  Jamie Denbo and Candice Coke.

Kevin Can F**K Himself is executive produced by Valerie Armstrong, Rashida Jones,  Will McCormack, Craig DiGregorio, Sean Clements and Colin Walsh, according to AMC.

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Cop drama Bosch — Amazon Prime Video’s longest-running series — rolls out its seventh and final season today (June 25). 

The series is based on Michael Connelly’s best-selling novel series about an effective LAPD homicide detective who plays by his own rules. The final season will be based on Connelly’s 2014 book The Burning Room. And according to Amazon, it will put Detective Harry Bosch’s motto, “Everybody counts or nobody counts," on “center stage.”

Happily for fans of the gritty crime drama, star Titus Welliver will take his title charter to an all-new series on Amazon Prime Video’s AVOD sibling, IMDb TV, starting later this year. That show will feature Bosch, having left the LAPD, plying his unique set of skills for super lawyer Honey “Money” Chandler. 

Besides Welliver, Mimi Rodgers will reprise her role as Chandler, and Madison Lintz will keep playing Bosch’s daughter, Maddie. (So help me if you lay one hand on her, they'll be scraping you off the cement with gardening tools.)

But let’s not get ahead of ourselves — both Rodgers and Lintz will be back for Bosch season seven, too, as will Any Aquino (Lt. Grace Billets and her under-appreciated deft managerial grace), Jamie Hector (Bosch’s loyal and capable partner, Detective Jerry Edgar) and Lance Reddick (the stern, impossibly erect-postured  Chief Irvin Irving). 

Bosch is produced by Fabrik Entertainment, a Red Arrow Studios company and was developed for television by Eric Overmyer. The series is executive produced by TWelliver, Elle Johnson, Pieter Jan Brugge, Henrik Bastin, Connelly and Eric Overmyer.

Game of Thrones fans will have to wait until 2019 to watch the fantasy series’ eighth and final season, HBO announced Thursday (Dec. 4).

Series creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss will return as executive directors for the six-episode final season of the Emmy Award-winning series. The last episode of Game of Thrones’ seventh season, which aired in August, drew a series record 12 million viewers, according to Nielsen.

Also serving as directors for season eight of Game Of Thrones are Carolyn Strauss, Frank Doelger and Bernadette Caulfield; with Bryan Cogman, Guymon Casady, Vince Gerardis and George R.R. Martin serving as co-executive producers, according to HBO.

Hulu has renewed its comedy series The Mindy Project for a sixth and final season, the OTT service said Wednesday.

The series, created and starring Mindy Kaling, initially aired on Fox broadcasting for three seasons before moving to Hulu. The sixth and final season will air on Hulu in September, according to company officials. Hulu is currently streaming all five seasons of the series. 

The Mindy Project is executive produced by Kaling, Matt Warburton, Howard Klein, Charlie Grandy and Michael Spiller, and is produced by Universal Television production, in association with 3 Arts Entertainment.