British TV Premieres in July 2025: Dope Girls, The Sandman, Too Much & More

July brings 18 new series, seasons, and films from the UK and Canada to the US.

For updates about shows from the UK, Canada, and Ireland added to US linear TV and streaming channels throughout the month, see the British TV Viewing Guide.

(For details about the premieres of shows from Australia, New Zealand, and countries in Europe and other continents, visit The Down Under TV Place, The Euro TV Place, and The Global TV Place.)

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NATIONAL PREMIERES

Attack on London: Hunting The 7/7 Bombers (UK)

This docuseries is the story of one of the most devastating terror attacks on British soil and the ensuing three weeks of panic, paranoia, and manhunts that changed Britain forever — told by those who lived it. On July 7, 2005, four British men detonated suicide bombs on the London transport system, killing 52 and injuring over 700. Two weeks later, a failed second attack triggered Britain’s biggest-ever manhunt and led to the fatal police shooting of an innocent man. As the country struggled to make sense of these shocking events, the authorities raced against the clock to stop further attacks.

Through exclusive interviews, previously unseen archival materials, and powerful first-person accounts — including of survivors, victim’s families, people who knew the bombers, police investigators, the lead explosives expert, the Prime Minister, the head of MI5, the family of Jean Charles de Menezes, key firearms officers, citizen heroes, and journalists and campaigners trying to uncover the truth behind those frenzied weeks — this gripping, immersive series puts us back inside the events, minute by minute, tracing the shock waves of the attacks and the hunt to find those responsible.

Attack on London: Hunting The 7/7 Bombers, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Tuesday, July 1, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)

Tour de France: Unchained: Season 3 (UK-France)

In this docuseries’ final season, the world’s biggest cycling race becomes a battlefield where broken dreams meet unexpected triumphs. The gap between the teams widens, but the peloton heavyweights are faced with a new generation of cyclists who are resolute and determined to change the course of history. Small teams, outsiders, new heroes, and explosive rivalries all cling to one crazy idea: toppling the kings. Three weeks. Hundreds of kilometers. One truth: In the most difficult race in the world, there are no certainties.

Tour de France: Unchained: Season 3, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Wednesday, July 2, exclusively on Netflix.

The Sandman: Season 2 (UK-US)

Following on from the events in Season 1, the second and final season of this fantasy series, based on the comics by Neil Gaiman, finds Dream (Tom Sturridge, The Hollow Crown, Sweetbitter), after a fateful reunion with his family, having to face one impossible decision after another as he attempts to save himself, his kingdom, and the waking world from the epic fallout of his past misdeeds. To make amends, Dream must confront longtime friends and foes, gods, monsters, and mortals. But the path to forgiveness is full of unexpected twists and turns, and true absolution may cost Dream everything.

Returning cast members include Kirby (Sugar) as Death, Mason Alexander Park (Quantum Leap) as Desire, and Donna Preston (Good Omens) as Despair. Joining the cast for Season 2 are Adrian Lester (Hustle) as Destiny, Esmé Creed-Miles (Hanna) as Delirium, and Barry Sloane (The Bay) as The Prodigal.

Joining them are Ruairi O’Connor (The Morning Show) as Orpheus, Freddie Fox (Slow Horses) as Loki, Clive Russell (Dept. Q) as Odin, Laurence O’Fuarain (The Witcher: Blood Origin) as Thor, Ann Skelly (The Nevers) as Nuala, Douglas Booth (Pride and Prejudice and Zombies) as Cluracan, Jack Gleeson (Game of Thrones) as Puck, Indya Moore (Queen & Slim) as Wanda, and Steve Coogan (Alan Partridge) as the voice of Barnabas.

The Sandman: Season 2 premieres globally with Volume 1 (Episodes 1-6) on Thursday, July 3, followed by Volume 2 (Episodes 7-11) on July 24, and the bonus Episode 12 on July 31, exclusively on Netflix.

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The Sandman by Neil Gaiman

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QI: Season 23 (UK)

This much-loved comedy panel show is back with series V. From Veggies to Visionaries, it’s packed full of Varied and Vibrant subjects that are bound to fascinate, challenge, and entertain. Whether you’re a curious newcomer or a seasoned QI connoisseur, this series takes Viewers on a Voyage of discovery through a Vast number of topics that start with the letter V. (Video is from series U)

QI: Season 23 premieres in North America as a 14-episode binge on Friday, July 4, exclusively on BritBox.

The Madame Blanc Mysteries: Season 4 (UK)

In the new season of this whodunit series set in the quaint village of Sainte Victoire in the south of France, antiques dealer Jean White (series creator Sally Lindsay, Still Open All Hours, Cold Call, Scott & Bailey) and taxi driver Dom Hayes (Steve Edge, Starlings, Murder They Hope, Maxine) are navigating their fledgling romance while also investigating mysteries and murders. Amongst the victims this season are a puppeteer, a CEO, and a TV show presenter.

Also returning for the seven-episode season are series co-writer Sue Vincent (Mount Pleasant, Shameless) as mechanic Gloria Beaushaw; Robin Askwith (Strike, Benidorm) and Sue Holderness (Only Fools and Horses, Still Open All Hours) as eccentric married couple Jeremy and Judith Lloyd James; Alex Gaumond (Derry Girls, My Dinner With Hervé) as Chief of Police André Caron; Tony Robinson (Blackadder, Time Team) as Dom’s Uncle Patrick, a petty thief-turned-pub landlord; and Paul Chuckle (Elliott, Benidorm) as Trevor, Gloria’s dad.

The Madame Blanc Mysteries: Season 4, an Acorn TV Original Series, premieres with two episodes in the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand on Monday, July 7, exclusively on Acorn TV. New episodes will drop weekly through August 11.

Such Brave Girls: Season 2 (UK)

This comedy series follows sisters Josie (Kat Sadler, Tell Me Everything) and Billie (played by Kat’s real-life sister, Lizzie Davidson), and their single mother, Deb (Louise Brealey, Sherlock), as they navigate life armed with nothing but poor judgement and self-esteem that’s exclusively tied to people who couldn’t care less about them. Still risking everything they’ve got for a single scrap of love and adoration, and still desperately trying to escape the reality of their cramped, crumbling, debt-ridden home, it’s a good thing that Dev (Paul Bazely, Miss Scarlet) and Seb (Freddie Meredith, Andor) are coming to the rescue.

Such Brave Girls: Season 2, a Hulu Original, premieres in the US on Monday, July 7, exclusively on Hulu.

The Ex-Wife: Season 2 (UK)

Set several years after the events of Season 1, the new season of this psychological thriller finds Jen (Janet Montgomery, 1923, Black Swan) having met a wonderful new man, Connor (Jake Fairbrother, Skyfall, Sandcastle). Thankfully, he’s nothing like her ex-husband, Jack (Tom Mison, Sleepy Hollow), and they’re excitedly planning their wedding together.

Meanwhile, Tasha (Celine Buckens, Showtrial) is trying to move on from the past. She’s working hard to make a new life for herself and her daughter in Cyprus, but struggling to build the life her daughter deserves; she wishes she could give her more. When Jack is released early from prison for good behavior, both women are worried that he could threaten their rebuilt lives. He claims to be a reformed character, determined to atone for his past. But as he is still in love with Jen, to what lengths could he go to win her back, and what might he be capable of if he learns that his daughter, Emily (Liberty Miller, Malpractice), is still alive?

The Ex-Wife: Season 2 premieres in the US on Tuesday, July 8, exclusively on BritBox. New episodes drop weekly through July 29.

Renaissance: The Blood and the Beauty (UK)

This docudrama series explores the extraordinary lives and intense rivalries of Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and Raphael — three towering figures of the Italian Renaissance whose timeless masterpieces were forged amid brutal political power struggles, violent warfare, and religious upheaval during one of the bloodiest periods in history.

Narrated by Oscar® nominee Sophie Okonedo (Hotel Rwanda), the three-part series features Charles Dance (Game of Thrones, The Day of the Jackal) as Michelangelo, Jonny Glynn (Royal Shakespeare Company: The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Henry IV: Parts I and II) as Leonardo Da Vinci, and Joshua Duffy (Doctor Who: The Cravat Doctor Adventures, Glimpses of Gallifrey) as Raphael.

Framed through the eyes of an aging Michelangelo, the series traces more than sixty years, beginning with the Pazzi Conspiracy of 1478 (in which members of the Pazzi family and others attempted to displace the Medici family as rulers of Florence) and concluding with the unveiling of Michelangelo’s The Last Judgement in the Sistine Chapel in 1541. Through stunning visuals, compelling storytelling, and historical insight, the series reveals how these artists battled for favor, risked everything in service of their patrons, and reshaped the world’s understanding of art and the artist.

Renaissance: The Blood and the Beauty premieres in the US on Tuesday, July 8, at 9pm ET, on PBS (check your local listings), with simultaneous streaming available on PBS.org, the PBS app, and the PBS Documentaries Prime Video Channel. New episodes will drop weekly through July 22.

Simple Plan: The Kids in the Crowd (CA)

This documentary offers an unprecedented look into the journey of fan-favorite Canadian punk rock band Simple Plan, from basement shows in Montreal to global stardom. It chronicles the creation of hits like “Welcome to My Life,” “I’d Do Anything,” and “Perfect,” and examines the band’s continued impact as one of the most successful punk rock bands still selling out shows worldwide.

Simple Plan: The Kids in the Crowd, an Amazon Original Movie, premieres globally on Tuesday, July 8, exclusively on Prime Video. (You can add it to your watchlist now.)

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Music by Simple Plan

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Something Undone (CA)

Created and written by series stars Madison Walsh (Hudson & Rex, The Expanse) and Michael Musi (Kim’s Convenience, All My Puny Sorrows), this award-winning, short-form mystery-thriller series follows the true-crime podcast duo of Jo (Walsh) and Farid (Musi). When Jo goes home to settle her late mother’s estate, she discovers a dark family secret and becomes obsessed with finding the truth. So begins their reopening of the 1989 case of the seemingly satanic murder of a young family. Little do Jo and Farid know that, in so doing, they are entering dangerous territory. As they uncover the truth, the brutality of the case takes a toll and their lives are soon in peril.

Costarring Billy Campbell (Cardinal), Amanda Brugel (The Handmaid’s Tale), Kyra Harper (Orphan Black), Shawn Doyle (Big Love), and Nicole Power (Kim’s Convenience), Something Undone premieres in the US on Tuesday, July 8, exclusively on MHz Choice.

Too Much (UK)

In this new 10-episode half-hour comedy series written, directed, and executive produced by Lena Dunham (Girls), Jessica (Megan Stalter, Hacks, Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain), a 30-something workaholic in New York, is reeling from a broken relationship and slowly isolating everyone she knows. Her solution: take a job in London and live a life of solitude like a Brontë sister. But when she meets Felix (Will Sharpe, The White Lotus, Giri/Haji), a walking series of red flags, she finds that their unusual connection is impossible to ignore, even as it creates more problems than it solves.

The cast also includes Adele Exarchopoulos (Passages), Adwoa Aboah (Top Boy), Andrew Rannells (GIRLS5EVA), Daisy Bevan (The Alienist), Dean-Charles Chapman (1917), Emily Ratajkowski (Gone Girl), Janicza Bravo (Sharp Stick), Kaori Momoi (The Brightest Roof in the Universe), Leo Reich (Leo Reich: Literally Who Cares?!), Michael Zegen (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel), Prasanna Puwanarajah (The Crown), Rhea Perlman (Cheers), Richard E. Grant (Saltburn), Rita Wilson (Sleepless in Seattle), and Stephen Fry (The Dropout).

Too Much, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, July 10, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)

The Wild Ones (UK)

This docuseries follows a team of elite wildlife experts as they journey into the world’s most remote and unforgiving environments to find, film, and help protect critically-endangered species before it’s too late. Featuring former Royal Marines Commando and expedition leader Aldo Kane, wildlife and camera trap expert Declan Burley, and ecological storyteller and wildlife cinematographer Vianet Djenguet, the series blends high-stakes adventure with groundbreaking science and conservation.

Together, the trio travels to six countries — Malaysia, Mongolia, Armenia, Indonesia, Canada, and Gabon — deploying next-generation camera technology to capture rare and often first-ever footage of elusive and endangered species, including the Malayan tiger, Gobi bear, Caucasian leopard, Javan rhino, North Atlantic right whale, and Western lowland gorilla.

The Wild Ones premieres globally as a six-episode binge on Friday, July 11, exclusively on Apple TV+.

Pigs (UK)

This sharp short film follows a strung-out young woman at a dreaded family dinner in London. As wine flows endlessly for everyone but her, Laura (Bessie Carter, Outrageous) faces two sobering truths: An unexpected guest she already hates is on their way, and she’s stuck riding it out with nothing but water. Also featuring Olivia Williams (The Crown), Amar Chadha-Patel (Willow), Marlene Sidaway (Mum), and Jim Carter (Downton Abbey), Pigs premieres in North America on Wednesday, July 16, exclusively on BritBox.

Would I Lie to You?: Season 18 (UK)

This hilarious comedy panel show presents unbelievable truths and believable lies, with celebrity guests having to bluff about their deepest secrets. All the teams must do is convince each other into believing that what’s fake is true and what’s true is not. The two teams then compete head-to-head with each player revealing incredible facts and embarrassing personal tales as the opposing team determines if the statement is true or a lie. (Video is from Season 17)

Would I Lie to You?: Season 18 premieres in North America as a 12-episode binge on Friday, July 18, on BritBox.

Critical: Between Life and Death (UK)

From the makers of the award-winning 24 Hours in A&E, this docuseries captures the real-life drama and tough decisions faced by trauma teams treating the most serious cases in London. With exclusive access to 40 cameras embedded for 21 days across the London Major Trauma System, a top network of hospitals, air ambulances, and paramedics that serves more than 10 million people, the six-part series follows National Health Service (NHS) staff at every stage of the emergency response — from life-saving actions at the roadside and critical Accident & Emergency (A&E) care to surgery and rehabilitation.

Critical: Between Life and Death, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Wednesday, July 23, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)

Family Law: Season 4 (CA)

In the opener of this legal dramedy series’ new season, recovering alcoholic and attorney Abigail “Abby” Bianchi (Jewel Staite, Stargate: Atlantis, Firefly) is in the midst of her life flaming out. Her boyfriend, Ben (Benjamin Ayres, Saving Hope), has fallen off the wagon; her daughter, Sofia (Eden Summer Gilmore, Nancy Drew), has written a devastating essay about Abby’s alcoholism; and Harry (Victor Garber, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, Alias), her dad and law firm boss, has passed her over for equity partnership.

Abby decides to give Ben a second chance, but it only leads to more disappointment. Later, sparks fly when she meets someone new and unexpected, but is she ready to date again? Professionally, Abby’s concerns about a major development at the firm are ignored, forcing her to make a decision that sends shock waves through the office and her family. Meanwhile, Harry and his ex/Abby’s mother, Joanne (Lauren Holly, Picket Fences), manage their breakup poorly, until they both have experiences that make them reevaluate what truly matters. At work, Harry’s plan for a lucrative merger with a rival law office looks like a sure thing, until it forces him to make an impossible choice.

But wait, there’s more! Abby’s half-brother, Daniel (Zach Smadu, Cardinal), mourns the end of his relationship with Martina (Miranda Edwards, Snowpiercer) by having a one-night stand with the offbeat Jude (Mapuana Makia, Doogie Kamealoha, M.D.), and his life is turned upside down when Jude shares life-changing news with him. And Abigail’s half-sister, Lucy (Genelle Williams, Bitten), ends her relationship with the manipulative Kelly (Aliyah O’Brien, Bates Motel), but the breakup leaves her wracked with self-doubt, until she’s upfront about her insecurities on a podcast, which leads to exciting opportunities and possible romance.

In the midst of all of this, the Svenssons continue helping other dysfunctional families find their way — in cases ranging from rental families, surrogacy gone awry, parental liability, and AI companion dolls — all while navigating their own turbulent personal lives.

Family Law: Season 4 premieres in the US on Wednesday, July 23, at 8pm ET, on The CW.

Code of Silence (UK)

This six-part crime thriller is told through the point of view of Alison Brooks (Rose Ayling-Ellis, Ludwig, Signs for Change), a smart and determined Deaf woman. Struggling to make ends meet, Alison is juggling two jobs, one in a police canteen, the other in a local bar, while also doing her best to support her Deaf mum, Julie.

Alison’s life takes an unexpected turn when DS Ashleigh Francis (Charlotte Ritchie, You, Ghosts, Call the Midwife) recruits her for a high-stakes police investigation, asking her to use her lip-reading skills to monitor a dangerous criminal gang. As Alison’s interpretation of their covert conversations becomes central to the investigation, she is plunged into an exhilarating new world. Her role quickly becomes key to unlocking the police case, but her feelings become complicated when she finds herself drawn to one of the suspects, Liam Barlow (Kieron Moore, Vampire Academy, Masters of the Air, The Corps). Despite knowing the risks and the growing threat to her personal life, Alison can’t let go.

Costars include Andrew Buchan (Broadchurch, Black Doves, The Honourable Woman) as DI James Marsh and Fifi Garfield (Coffee Morning Club, Deaf Funny) as Julie, along with Nathan Armarkwei Laryea (The Witcher), Joe Absolom (Doc Martin, A Confession), Beth Goddard (The Serpent Queen, Manhunt), and Andrew Scarborough (Emmerdale, Wolfblood).

Code of Silence, a BritBox original, premieres in the US and Canada with two episodes on Thursday, July 24, exclusively on BritBox. New episodes will drop on Thursdays through the finale on August 21. The series will be available to stream in ASL, as well.

Dope Girls (UK-US)

Adapted from Marek Kohn’s nonfiction book, Dope Girls: The Birth of the British Drug Underground, this six-part historical drama series, set in the early 20th century, is about the birth of the nightclub scene in London’s Soho. The show’s events and characters are based on the lives of Irish night-club owner Kate Meyrick, English musical comedy actress Billie Carleton, and Jamaican jazz musician and criminal Edgar Manning.

Starring Julianne Nicholson (Paradise), Eliza Scanlen (Sharp Objects), Umi Myers (Get Millie Black), Eilidh Fisher (The Power), Sebastian Croft (Heartstopper), and Geraldine James (Back to Life), Dope Girls premieres in the US on Tuesday, July 29, on Hulu.

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Dope Girls: The Birth Of The British Drug Underground by Marek Kohn

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LOCAL/REGIONAL PREMIERES

Big Adventures: Into the Amazon with Robson Green (UK)

This three-episode docuseries follows actor Robson Green (Grantchester) as he journeys to the largest rainforest on Earth, home to an unparalleled diversity of life, including black caiman, sloths, and piranhas. As Robson swims with pink river dolphins, learns about the remaining “uncontacted” tribes still living deep in the jungle, and joins the fight against illegal loggers, he discovers what’s at stake in the battle for the planet’s future.

Big Adventures: Into the Amazon with Robson Green is confirmed for airing on or after Tuesday, July 1, on the following public television stations and state/regional networks: Idaho Public Television, KCPT, KERA, KWSU, Louisiana Public Broadcasting, PBS North Carolina, WILL, WMVS, WNED, WNET, WPBS, WPTO, WSBE, WSKG, and WXXI.

NON-PREMIERE PROGRAMS BEING ADDED TO STREAMING SERVICES

Titles in this section begin streaming in the US and Canada on the dates shown below on Acorn TV and its digital channels, including Acorn TV on Prime Channels.

Britain’s Biggest Dig (UK)

Presented by academic and author Alice Roberts (Digging for Britain, The Celts), this docuseries centers on two massive digs that, in preparation for HS2, Britain’s second purpose-built high-speed railway, uncover fascinating burials that reveal what life was like in imperial London and industrial Birmingham. Britain’s Biggest Dig begins streaming Monday, July 7.

Swimming with Men (UK)

Rob Brydon (The Trip, Gavin & Stacey) stars in this comedy-drama film as Eric Scott, a man suffering a mid-life crisis but then finding new meaning in his life as part of an all-male, middle-aged, amateur synchronized swimming team. Swimming with Men begins streaming Monday, July 7.

Babylon (UK)

This crime comedy-drama series follows various staffers of the Metropolitan Police, from bobbies on the street to top management at New Scotland Yard. Starring James Nesbitt (Bloodlands), Brit Marling (The OA), Bertie Carvel (Dalgliesh), Paterson Joseph (Boat Story), Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out), Nicola Walker (Annika), and Stuart Martin (Miss Scarlet), amongst others, Babylon begins streaming Monday, July 14.

A Stitch in Time (UK)

Presented by fashion historian Amber Butchart, and featuring a raft of talented historical clothiers, this living history docuseries offers a fascinating glimpse into the wardrobes of history’s most prominent figures as well the wider societies and cultures in which they lived. A Stitch in Time begins streaming Monday, July 14.

Battle of the Bagpipes (UK/Scotland)

This docuseries delves into the history of Scotland’s musical heritage with the key pipers and players from both the military and the civilian pipe bands. It’s a journey through some of the UK’s most iconic events and competitions, uncovering the history and the impact the unique bagpipe instrument has and the part it plays in the modern world. Battle of the Bagpipes begins streaming Monday, July 21.

London Irish (UK)

This comedy series revolves around four twenty-something Belfast expatriates living in London. Starring Kerr Logan (C.B. Strike), Sinéad Keenan (Unforgotten), Art Campion (Blue Lights), and Kat Reagan, London Irish begins streaming Monday, July 21.

Titles in this section begin streaming in North America on the dates shown below on BritBox and its digital channels, including BritBox on Prime Channels.

Our Zoo (UK)

Set in the 1930s, this historical drama is about the Mottershead family, who founded the renowned Chester Zoo. When George Mottershead (Lee Ingleby, Crossfire, Serpent Queen), an ex-serviceman still struggling to come to terms with the effects of the Great War, finds a monkey locked up in a quarantine cage, it sparks an idea that becomes a life-long mission. He dreams of building Britain’s first zoo without bars. Soon, he starts buying up unwanted animals. But with George living with his parents, Lucy (Anne Reid, The Sixth Commandment) and Albert (Peter Wight, Another Year, Hot Fuzz), wife Lizzie (Liz White, Unforgotten, Ackley Bridge), and daughters Mew and June (Honor Kneafsey, Crooked House), and the family home bursting at the seams, something has to change.

Then George spies a large, rambling, rundown estate in the countryside, the perfect spot for his zoo. From struggling to win over the hostile locals, to coaxing two bears off a hillside, and working out the best way to transport a dozen penguins, this show follows the ups and downs faced by the Mottershead family as they try to get George’s idea off the ground.

Our Zoo begins streaming in the US and Canada with three episodes on Thursday, July 10, followed by weekly releases for the remaining three episodes.

Forensics: The Real CSI: Season 2 (UK)

This docuseries follows the elite team of forensic experts for the West Midlands Police, the second biggest force in Britain, as they work to solve the mystery of what happened at the thousands of crime scenes they attend every year. The program charts the fascinating journey of individual pieces of evidence — a series of miniscule blood droplets splattered against a bedroom wall, a muddy footprint on a victim’s jacket, a greasy fingerprint on a discarded beer can — from the moment they are discovered at a crime scene through to the microscopic analysis at specialist laboratories, to reveal the pivotal role forensics have on each investigation.

In the series are forensics experts, from crime scene coordinators to blood pattern analysts and footwear specialists, whose jobs are to help piece together what happened and find out who is responsible for the crime. Working with the time-pressures of the “forensic window” and the ever-evolving nature of crime always against them, these specialists are all too aware that their findings can make the difference between an innocent person being locked up or a guilty party walking free.

Forensics: The Real CSI: Season 2 begins streaming in the US and Canada as an 8-episode binge on Friday, July 11.

The Outcast (UK)

Based on the novel The Outcast by Sadie Jones, this period drama, set in 1950s Britain, is a powerful portrait of small-town hypocrisy and young love. Lewis Aldridge (Finn Elliot, The Last Kingdom, The Crown) is only ten years old when he witnesses the tragic death of his beautiful, doting mother. Left alone with his emotionally-distant father, Gilbert (Greg Wise, Sense and Sensibility), he is forced to bury his grief. When Gilbert marries Alice (Jessica Brown Findlay, Harlots, Brave New World), a needy younger woman, Lewis becomes prone to disturbing self-destructive behavior.

His only allies are the neighboring Carmichael girls, Kit (Jessica Barden, The End of the F***ing World) and Tamsin (Daisy Bevan, Too Much, The Alienist), who have problems enough of their own, courtesy of their bullying father, a supposed pillar of the community who hides his true tendencies. But while they manage to negotiate their difficult family life successfully, Lewis is still troubled and neglected until his suppressed rage boils over into an explosive act of defiance. Pushed to the fringes of society, Lewis seems to be completely abandoned, but for the one girl whose love might yet save him. The Outcast begins streaming in the US and Canada in its entirety (two feature-length episodes) on Thursday, July 17.

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The Outcast by Sadie Jones

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A Spy Among Friends (UK)

Based on the book A Spy Among Friends by Ben Macintyre, this spy thriller dramatizes the true story of Nicholas Elliott (Damian Lewis, Wolf Hall, Billions) and Kim Philby (Guy Pearce, The Brutalist, Jack Irish), two British spies and lifelong friends. Philby’s betrayal and defection to Russia after being exposed as a Soviet double agent resulted in the gutting of British and American Intelligence. A Spy Among Friends begins streaming in the US and Canada on Wednesday, July 30. Episodes drop weekly through September 3.

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A Spy Among Friends by Ben Macintyre

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Titles in this section begin streaming in the US on the dates shown below on Netflix.

Sullivan’s Crossing: Seasons 1-2 (CA)

Based on the best-selling “Sullivan’s Crossing” book series by Robyn Carr, this drama follows Maggie Sullivan (Morgan Kohan, When Hope Calls), a neurosurgeon who seemingly has it all until her business partner is indicted for fraud and she finds herself charged with negligence. Looking to distance herself from the fallout, Maggie leaves Boston and returns to her childhood home of Sullivan’s Crossing, a rustic and remote campground still run by her estranged father, Harry “Sully” Sullivan (Scott Patterson, Gilmore Girls).

Here Maggie rekindles old friendships and builds new ones with the local residents, including handsome newcomer Cal Jones (Chad Michael Murray, One Tree Hill), who complicates her life further. As Maggie works on clearing her name and reputation, she is forced to confront her painful past, as she attempts to reconnect with a side of herself she had long forgotten. Sullivan’s Crossing: Seasons 1-2 begins streaming Tuesday, July 8.

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“Sullivan’s Crossing” books by Robyn Carr

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The Lazarus Project: Seasons 1-2 (UK)

Paapa Essiedu (I May Destroy You, Gangs of London) stars in this sci-fi action thriller as George, the latest recruit to The Lazarus Project, a secret organization that has harnessed the ability to turn back time whenever the world is at the threat of extinction. George and his colleagues are the few people on Earth with the ability to remember the events that are undone when time goes back. But when a freak accident harms someone close to George, Lazarus won’t let him turn back time to undo it unless there is the threat of global extinction. Now George must choose: stay loyal or go rogue.

Costarring Anjli Mohindra (Bodyguard), Tom Burke (C.B. Strike), Caroline Quentin (Bridgerton), Rudi Dharmalingam (Wakefield), and Charly Clive (Pure), along with Vinette Robinson (Boiling Point), Brian Gleeson (Bad Sisters), and Lia Williams (The Capture), The Lazarus Project: Seasons 1-2 begins streaming Monday, July 28.

Titles in this section begin streaming in the US and Canada on the dates shown below on the PBS Documentaries Prime Video Channel.

The Windermere Children: In Their Own Words (UK)

Narrated by Iain Glen (The Rig), this documentary presents interviews with men and women who, as orphaned children, survived the Holocaust concentration camps and were rehabilitated in a disused aircraft factory overlooking Lake Windermere in the UK. Their experiences in adjusting to freedom in a foreign country were dramatized in the made-for-TV movie The Windermere Children. The Windermere Children: In Their Own Words begins streaming Wednesday, July 16.

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The Windermere Children (Drama and Documentary) DVD

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SAS Rogue Warriors (UK)

Not to be confused with the drama series SAS: Rogue Warriors, this docuseries tells the story of the formation of Britain’s Special Air Service (SAS) in World War II. The three-part program brings viewers into the inner circle of one of the toughest and most elite fighting forces, and reveals tales of humanity and bravery, as told in the words of former members. Packed with revelations covering the organization’s formative years from 1941 to 1947, it features classified recollections on film, including exclusive interviews with four living veterans of the original SAS. SAS Rogue Warriors begins streaming Friday, July 18.

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SAS Rogue Warriors DVD

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Titles in this section begin streaming in the US and Canada on the dates shown below on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel.

Rumpole of the Bailey: Seasons 2 -7 (UK)

Leo McKern (A Man for All Seasons) stars in this legal drama/cozy mystery series as John Mortimer, a middle-aged London barrister who defends a variety of clients, often underdogs. (The popular TV series was later turned into a book series by Rumpole creator John Mortimer.) Rumpole of the Bailey: Seasons 2 -7 begins streaming Thursday, July 3.

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Rumpole Of The Bailey: The Complete Series DVD

Forever Rumpole: The Best of the Rumpole Stories by John Mortimer

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Titles in this section begin streaming in the US on the dates shown below on Tubi.

Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell (UK)

Based on Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, the New York Times best-selling and Hugo Award-winning novel by Susanna Clarke, this excellent period fantasy drama stars Bertie Carvel (Dalgliesh, The Crown) and Eddie Marsan (The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe, Ray Donovan) as the titular characters — a self-taught magician (Marsan) and an apprentice magician (Carvel) under Norrell’s tutelage. Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell begins streaming Tuesday, July 1.

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Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell by Susanna Clarke