Fans of The Strain got a sneak peek at the season 1 trailer for The Bastard Executioner, Kurt Sutter‘s newly picked up 10-episode series, which debuts in October on FX.

Check out the trailer below.

More “From The Set” videos from Kurt Sutter’s, The Bastard Executioner! This period piece tells the story of an Edwardian knight (newcomer Lee Jones) who doesn’t want that life anymore, but ends up as the title character. These clips show Stephen Moyer (Miles Corbett) on why this was his perfect next gig, and Sam Spruell (Toran Richards) lets us know how you can tell this is an excellent script.

Watch the 2 videos below for those answers.

The Kurt Sutter period piece, The Bastard Executioner, has been picked up for a 10-episode order by FX. The pilot, which was written by Sutter and directed by his go-to director, Paris Barclay, recently wrapped in Wales.

Check out the video and the rest of the story below.

Kurt Sutter has been teasing us for months with his “From The Set” videos, and he is truly building up the anticipation for his period drama series, The Bastard Executioner, giving us behind the scenes looks from himself, cast, and crew.

Watch all 7 videos, including ones from Sutter, Stephen Moyer (Bill Compton – True Blood), and Matthew Rhys (Phillip Jennings – The Americans) below.

Pitch Perfect 2
Directed by: Elizabeth Banks
Written by: Kay Cannon
Starring: Anna Kendrick, Brittany Snow, Rebel Wilson, Hailee Steinfeld, Katey Sagal, Birgitte Hjort Sørensen, Flula Borg, Hana Mae Lee, Skylar Astin, Adam Devine, Chrissie Fit, Alexis Knapp, Ester Dean, John Michael Higgins
Universal Pictures
Rated PG-13 | 115 Minutes
Release date: May 15, 2015

Pitch Perfect was the unexpected hit of 2012. The film took the world by storm with its hilarious collegiate a cappella groups covering of foot-tapping chart topping top 40s songs, witty humor, and its simple yet sweet underdog story. It was rather easy at the time to write the film off based on those things alone, but because it was just so much fun to watch, the Pitch Perfect became one of the top box office grossing films. Three years later, we are now getting a sequel that was expected to be an exciting follow-up to the original. Unfortunately, it falls short of that. Still, Pitch Perfect 2 is every bit as cheery as its predecessor, it just doesn’t know how to express itself like the original film.

Here Elizabeth Banks makes her directorial debut after having produced the first one. Using a script from Kay Cannon (who also returns), the sequel makes a few changes, with some of the original characters looking towards a future beyond collegiate a cappella singing, while others are just stepping foot into it.