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The period sci-fi drama will arrive later this year.
The Invisible Man and Trolls World Tour are among the line-up.
The new channels follow the launches of Sky Crime and Sky Comedy.
Gabriel Byrne and Andrea Riseborough star.
Watch the steamy first trailer right here.
All episodes will be available on 3rd October.
The two new channels will launch in October and February respectively.
A brand-new movie ratings system.
The final series will contain six new episodes.
The country is on the verge of a national emergency.