What better way to start the week than by hearing about your favourite series being renewed for the next season? From everyone’s beloved royals in The Crown to a Money Heist spinoff and Hulu’s best-selling mystery-comedy, these are our favourite trailers and news of the week. Keep scrolling…

We finally have a release date for the final season of The Crown, and fans couldn’t be more excited. The announcement arrived with a small teaser of what’s to come in the last ten episodes of the viral series, which will be launched in two parts. Part 1, out on the 16th of November, revolves around the highly anticipated relationship between Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed in the months leading up to the car accident. The second part, out on the 14th of December, explores the family’s life in the wake of Lady Di’s death, covering events from 1997 to 2005.

Hulu’s viral production, Only Murders In The Building, will be back for a season 4! The mystery-comedy series, which has Selena Gomez as a main character, sharing screen time with Steve Martin and Martin Short, the crime-solving trio, concluded its 3rd season with many loose ends, leaving its fanbase with a special aftertaste for the season finale. The announcement of Hulu signing up for a new season of Only Murders isn’t news, since the series is the most-watched original piece from the platform of all time. And according to the producers, if the success rate keeps going up, viewers can expect two more series following up.

Ready to volunteer as a tribute once again? Don’t expect Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark to get back in the scene, but The Hunger Games saga is back after almost a decade since the release of the first novel for another movie, out this fall. The prequel, named The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, follows Coriolanus Snow, the evil president from Katniss’ times, during the 10th annual Hunger Games. But according to the new trailer, a much less harsh and rude man takes center stage than the game headmaster introduced to us in the prior movies. There’s a taste of romance, hope, and, of course, a lot of drama in the air.

If you binge-watched the Money Heist saga (like every other one of us), chances are you fell for the ambitious, cold, and calculating spirit of Berlin, an adrenaline-obsessed jewel thief portrayed by Pedro Alonso. A fan-favorite, the character’s success guaranteed his very own spinoff, to be released on Netflix on December 29. Berlin is a prequel series to Money Heist, and according to the new trailer, we can expect a closer look into the extravagant Parisian life of a high-class thief, countless champagne sips, and a handful of new characters.