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"Knightfall" is a new historical drama series developed by The History Channel and executive-produced by Jeremy Renner. The series chronicles the final days of Knights Templar during the 14th century and it stars Tom Cullen, Jim Carter, Padraic Delaney, Simon Merrells, Julian Ovenden, Sam Hazeldine, Olivia Ross, Ed Stoppard, Sabrina Bartlett and Bobby Schofield. Renner will also have a guest appearance on the show.

"Knightfall" premiered on December 6, 2017 and received mixed reviews from critics. The next episode will air on December 13th.

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"From A+E Studios in association with Jeremy Renner’s The Combine, Island Pictures and Midnight Radio, the ten episode season takes viewers inside the medieval politics and warfare of the Knights Templar, the most powerful, wealthy and mysterious military order of the Middle Ages who were entrusted with protecting Christianity’s most precious relics. “Knightfall” begins after the fall of the city of Acre, the Templar’s last stronghold in the Holy Land, where the Holy Grail is lost. Years later, a clue emerges suggesting the whereabouts of the Grail and sends the Templars, led by the noble, courageous and headstrong Templar Knight Landry (Tom Cullen, “Downton Abbey,” “Gunpowder”), on a life or death mission to find the lost Cup of Christ. From their battles in the Holy Land, to their clash with the King of France, to the dark events leading to the demise of the Templar Order on Friday the 13th, 1307 —a date which became synonymous with bad luck—the story of the Knights Templar has never been fully told until now. Focusing on themes such as belief, sacrifice, politics, love, power and revenge – “Knightfall” goes deep into the clandestine world of this legendary brotherhood of warrior monks to find out who these knights were, how they lived, and what they died believing."