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Friday, April 14 2006, 15:24 BST
By Neil Wilkes, Editor
BBC America has picked up the rights to air British sci-fi series Hex in the US.
The supernatural drama, an original production for Sky One, aired eighteen episodes over two series.
The channel will show the first ten episodes - all of series one, plus the first five of series two - on Thursdays at 10pm beginning June 8. The remaining episodes have yet to be scheduled.
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