Ovation TV said it signed a deal with BBC America that brings it the non-exclusive rights to all four seasons of the TV series Luther, starring Idris Elba.

The deal also includes six seasons of Death in Paradise.

Viewers will be able to watch both shows on Ovation TV during the fourth quarter of 2020.

Financial terms were not disclosed.

“With their consistent offering of high-quality programming, Ovation is always happy to partner with BBC Studios on acquisitions,” stated Scott Woodward, executive VP of programming and production for Ovation TV. “Luther and Death in Paradise are two standout titles that will fit in perfectly with our other premium mystery programming like Riviera and Agatha Christie’s Partners in Crime.

In Luther, Elba plays a maverick detective working for London’s Serious Crime Unit.

Luther is a BBC Studios and BBC America co-production for the BBC and distributed internationally by BBC Studios.

Death in Paradise follows Richard Poole, a detective inspector in for the U.K. police who gets transferred to a Caribbean Island. Poole, who hates the sun, sea and sand, investigates murders on the Island.

Death in Paradise is a Red Planet Pictures production for the BBC and distributed internationally by BBC Studios. Produced with the support of the Guadeloupe Regional Council.

TV’s summer season kicks into high gear this week with a number of new series premieres including AMC’s horror series NOS4A2 and Epix’s Perpetual Grace as well as the return of such shows as TNT’s Animal Kingdom and AMC’s Fear The Walking Dead.

Below are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting this week on cable networks and streaming services:

May 28 -- Animal Kingdom (returning series) -- TNT

May 28 -- Running with Beto (movie) -- HBO

May 29 -- State Of Pride (movie) -- YouTube

May 29 -- Archer: 1999 (returning series) -- FXX

May 31 -- Always Be My Maybe (movie) -- Netflix

May 31 -- Deadwood: The Movie (movie) -- HBO

May 31 -- Good Omens (series) -- Prime Video

May 31 -- Swamp Thing (series) -- DC Universe

May 31 -- When They See Us (miniseries) -- Netflix

June 2 -- American Princess (series) -- Lifetime

June 2 -- Fear The Walking Dead (returning series) -- AMC

June 2 -- Luther (miniseries) -- BBC America

June 2 -- NOS4A2 (series) -- AMC

June 2 -- Perpetual Grace (series) -- Epix

June 2 -- The Weekly (news) -- FX 

AMC will launch the final episodes for two of its original scripted series Into the Badlands and The Son later this spring, the network said Saturday during its Television Critics Association winter press tour session.

The network’s martial-arts drama Into The Badlands will end its three-season run with its final eight episodes beginning March 24 -- following an episode of The Walking Dead -- before moving into its regular time slot on March 25, said network officials.

The Son, starring Pierce Brosnan, will end after its second season, which launches on April 27, said the network. The Son is produced by AMC Studios and Sonar Entertainment.

The network also announced that it has opened up a writers’ room for a potential new series 61st Street, from Peter Moffat (Criminal Justice, The Night Of,) and Michael B. Jordan’s Outlier Society (David Makes Man).

In other AMC Networks news, BBC America set premiere dates for season 26 of Top Gear (April 25) and Luther (June 2); while IFC will bring back Brockmire for a third season April 3.

Detective John Luther will return to BBC America in a two-part special series in 2015, the network said Wednesday.

BBC America in March will begin filming the Golden Globe-winning series Luther special, starring Idris Elba as the conflicted murder detective, with a premiere later next year on the network. Emmy-nominated writer Neil Cross will write the special, said BBC America officials..

Luther ran on BBC America for three seasons, with the last original episode airing in July 2013.

"Ever since we said goodbye to John Luther on Southwark Bridge, there's hardly been a minute when I didn't wonder what happened next, so I decided to find out,” said Cross. “We're putting the band back together;Luther is coming back where he belongs."

Published reports earlier this week said Fox was working on developing a U.S. remake of the series, which would be produced by Elba and Cross.