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FX Networks CEO John Landgraf announced that FXN plans to double its original output, from 11 to more than 20 over the next year. Six FX Networks pilots include dramas Hoke and The Bastard Executioner; and comedies How and Why, Man Seeking Woman, SexDrugs&Rock&Roll and the untitled Zach Galifianakis project.

The programming slate for FX and FXX include comedies You’re the Worst, Married, the Comedians, The Partnership, with Kelsey Grammer and Martin Lawrence, and the untitled Tracy Morgan project, as well as dramas Tyrant and The Strain. FX limited series Fargo premieres Tuesday, April 15 at 10p.

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