FX continues to build the lineup for its FX+ commercial free service by adding epiosdes from several series including Emmy-award winning series Atlanta, the network announced Monday.

FX+, which is currently available to Comcast Xfinity TV and Cox Contour subscribers for fee of $5.99 per month, will now include episodes from its freshman comedy series Atlanta -- which recently won two Emmy Awards – drama series The Americans, Legion and Taboo, and comedy series Better Things, according to network officials.

The shows will be rolled out over a period of time, with FX+ expected to complete its roster beginning in 2018, the company said. Overall, FX+ will feature more than 1,300 episodes of award-winning and acclaimed original programs spanning the past 15 years. Among the shows currently available on the service include American Horror Story, Baskets, Nip/Tuck,, The Shield, Wilfred, The League and Louie.

 AMC has also launched a commercial-free version of the network, AMC Premiere, which Comcast carries for $4.99 a month.

FX’s new drama series Taboo conjured up 3.4 million viewers on a Nielsen Live+3 basis for its Jan. 10 premiere, according to network officials.

The drama series, set in 1814 England and starring Tom Hardy, is now the most time-shifted FX drama series premiere ever among total viewers, according to FX. The series also pulled in 1.63 million adults 18-49, making it the most time-shifted FX series within the demo.

The eight-part series is produced by Scott Free Films and Hardy Son & Baker, and executively produced by Ridley Scott, Kate Crowe, Tom Hardy, Dean Baker and Steven Knight.

FX will team with producer Ridley Scott on a new drama series Taboo, the network said Tuesday.

The series, executively produced by Scott, Steven Knight and Tom Hardy, will be developed by U.K.-based BBC One and is slated to debut on BBC One in 2015 and FX in 2016, said network officials.

Hardy will star in the series, which follows an adventurer who returns to Africa in 1813 with illegal diamonds to seek vengeance after the death of his father, said the network.

“We are privileged to have landed Taboo and to work with this exceptional team led by Ridley, Tom and Steven,” said Eric Schrier, Presidents of Original Programming, FX Networks and FX Productions in a statement.  “Tom’s passion for this project, from conceiving the original idea with his father to portraying James Delaney, promises to infuse this epic story with great personal passion and credibility.”