Highlights of Corus Entertainment’s 2016/17 lineup

TORONTO – Some of the other hlighlights of Corus Entertainment’s 2016/17 programming lineup:

Global:

— Abigail Spencer and Matt Lanter star in “Timeless,” about a group of unlikely heroes chasing a mysterious group of criminals through time.

— “Pure Genius” stars Augustus Prew as a young Silicon Valley tech billionaire who builds a cutting-edge hospital that treats medical mysteries at no cost. Dermot Mulroney co-stars.

— The Canadian assisted-suicide drama “Mary Kills People,” starring Caroline Dhavernas.

— “Ransom,” another Canadian series, starring Luke Roberts as a character inspired by the real-life professional experiences of crisis negotiator Laurent Combalbert.

Food Network Canada:

— “Top Chef Canada All-Stars,” featuring nine winners and fan favourites from the previous four seasons.

History:

— “Knightfall,” executive produced by Oscar-nominated actor Jeremy Renner, about the mysterious but true accounts of the Knights Templar.

— In “Six,” inspired by real missions of the U.S. Navy SEAL team, an American citizen is found to be working with terrorists.

— Edmonton International Airport is the setting for “Airport: Below Zero.”

Showcase:

— “Incorporated,” a futuristic thriller from executive producers Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, stars Sean Teale as a young executive who infiltrates a dangerous corporate world to save his love. Co-stars include Julia Ormond.

— The return of “Outlander”

W Network:

— “The Bachelorette Canada”

— The dark comedy “My So Called Wife” (working title) follows a female con artist who uses her powers of seduction to dupe men and women out of their money.

Slice:

— “Real Housewives of Toronto,” showing “the city’s wealthiest women” in their day-to-day lives and at their cottage getaways in Muskoka, Ont.