June brings us the US premieres of 23 titles from the UK and Canada, from mysteries and thrillers to true-crime documentaries and dramas.
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NATIONAL PREMIERES
Clarkson’s Farm: Season 5 (UK)
Former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson is back in the new season of this hit reality series. This time around, a government budget sends the UK farming community into an uproar, so Jeremy decides some big changes are needed to make his Diddly Squat Farm run more smoothly. But while he tries to go high-tech with it, resulting in breakout star Kaleb’s first-ever trip abroad, even bigger developments are heading for Diddly Squat that are going to prove much more of a challenge.
Clarkson’s Farm: Season 5, an Amazon Original Series, premieres globally with Episodes 1-4 on Wednesday, June 3, exclusively on Prime Video, followed by Episodes 5-6 on June 10 and Episodes 7-8 on June 17.
Love Island: Season 13 (UK)
This British originator of the global television phenomenon is back for a new season, with Maya Jama returning as host and presiding over all the action inside the Villa. Heading to sun-drenched Mallorca for the ultimate game of love, a brand-new batch of Islanders must couple up or clear out as they dive headfirst into a summer of twists, turns, and tests, all in pursuit of finding a connection. With unexpected arrivals, shifting loyalties, and sparks flying, the new season promises even more unforgettable moments, unmissable messiness, and plenty of romance.
Love Island: Season 13 premieres in the US on Thursday, June 4, on Hulu.
The Murder of Rachel Nickell (UK)
This true-crime documentary centers on the titular 1992 crime, in which Rachel Nickell, a young mum, is killed in broad daylight on London’s Wimbledon Common, leaving her two-year-old toddler as the sole witness. Exploring the shocking real events behind the drama series The Witness (see below), the film examines the notorious, years-long police investigation that followed. Featuring exclusive archive footage, first-hand accounts from family members, and insights from leading forensic experts, it unpacks how a flawed, highly-publicized inquiry led to the wrong man’s prosecution, before a stunning breakthrough reignited a family’s fight for justice more than a decade later.
The Murder of Rachel Nickell, a Netflix Documentary, premieres globally on Thursday, June 4, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Witness (UK)
This true-crime drama series follows the experiences of André Hanscombe (Jordan Bolger, Peaky Blinders, This Town) and his son, Alex (played by Jahsaiah Williams and Max Fincham, The Tower), as they deal with the devastating impact of Rachel Nickell’s murder on Wimbledon Common in 1992. Now a single parent, André puts his own grief to one side and makes Alex, the only eyewitness to the attack on his mum, the center of his world. Navigating the unscrupulous media furor and the urgency of an increasingly desperate police investigation, his sole concern became the welfare of his traumatized son
The Witness, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, June 4, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Wild Spring (UK)
This new natural history series takes a journey around the globe as the animal world awakens into the season of spring, bringing with it a burst of activity and a whole new set of rules. The program examines the blooming of new life and, with it, the vast and varied styles of parenting. Each episode follows a journey from region to region, from the classic springtime scenes of blossoming European woodlands, to the far polar north where the ground is under a constant cover of snow and ice, and the southernmost points of the globe where the season takes place at a different time of year. This time of renewal writes a different story in every corner of earth, and each species copes with the change in its own unique way.
Wild Spring, a BBC America Original Series, premieres in the US on Saturday, June 6, at 8pm ET/PT, on BBC America, with streaming available on Sundance Now, AMC+, Acorn TV, and All Reality.
Alice and Steve (UK-US)
Nicola Walker (The Split, Unforgotten, Annika) stars in this comedy-drama as Alice, who loses her best friend and daughter in one fell swoop after 50-something Steve (Jermaine Clement, What We Do in the Shadows, Divorce) begins dating 26-year-old Izzy (Yali Topol Margalith, A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, The Tattooist of Auschwitz). Devastated and angry, Alice decides to use whatever tools she has at her disposal to end the relationship, from threats and begging to sabotaging his career.
Unfortunately for her, Steve’s more than ready for the attack, and what begins as a perfect friendship devolves into an all-out feud. Eventually, Alice’s husband, Daniel (Joel Fry, Our Flag Means Death, Bank of Dave), loses his patience, as this whole thing has brought out a side of Alice that scares him. Meanwhile, Steve knows that Izzy is the best thing to ever happen to him and wants to make a go of it, but Alice isn’t going down without a fight.
Alice and Steve, a Hulu Original, premieres in the US on Monday, June 8, exclusively on Hulu.
Beyond Paradise: Season 4 (UK)
In the new season of this hit Death in Paradise spin-off, DI Humphrey Goodman (Kris Marshall, Sanditon, My Family) and the Shipton Abbott police team face a fresh wave of mind-boggling crimes. Fact and folklore blur when a witness claims a mermaid wrecked a local seaweed farm, while a missing treasure map sparks a hunt for deeply-buried truths. Beyond the station, the team face their own personal challenges, including newlyweds Humphrey and Martha (Sally Bretton, Not Going Out, Green Wing), whose launch into married life thankfully isn’t sunk when their houseboat starts taking on water. Meanwhile, Humphrey must also resolve an impossible dilemma to save his team.
Beyond Paradise: Season 4, a BritBox Original, premieres in North America on Tuesday, June 9, exclusively on BritBox. New episodes will drop weekly through July 14.
Every Year After (US-Canada)
Based on Carley Fortune’s best-selling novel Every Summer After, and told over the course of six years and one week in Barry’s Bay, a quintessential lake town, this romantic drama series tells the story of first loves and the people and choices that mark us forever. The couple at the center of the love story are Percy (Sadie Soverall, Saltburn, Fate: The Winx Saga) and Sam (Matt Cornett, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, Summer of 69).
Costars include Aurora Perrineau (KAOS, Westworld), Abigail Cowen (Fate: The Winx Saga), Michael Bradway (Chicago Fire, Marked Men), Joseph Chiu (Fear Street: Prom Queen, Motorheads), and Elisha Cuthbert (Girl Next Door, Happy Endings).
Every Year After, an Amazon Original Series, premieres globally as an eight-episode binge on Wednesday, June 10, exclusively on Prime Video. (You can add it to your watchlist now.)
Every Summer After by Carley Fortune
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The Rest is Football (UK)
In this sports talk show, football royalty Gary Lineker and former footballers Alan Shearer and Micah Richards deliver a daily fix of banter, analysis, and hot takes from New York City during the 2026 World Cup. The Rest is Football, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Wednesday, June 10, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Real Unforgotten: The Unsolved Murder of Carol Morgan (UK)
This true-crime docuseries centers on the titular 1981 crime, in which Carol Morgan, a beloved local figure and mother of two young children, was murdered in the storeroom of her corner shop, a crime that has haunted the community ever since. Filmed across six years and with full access to the police investigation, the program shadows real cold case detectives as they attempt to unravel the mystery surrounding Carol’s death. The Real Unforgotten: The Unsolved Murder of Carol Morgan premieres in North America as a two-episode binge on Thursday, June 11, on BBC Select.
The Listeners (UK)
Adapted from Jordan Tannahill’s best-selling eponymous novel, this suspense drama stars Rebecca Hall (The Beauty, The Studio) as Claire Kutty, a popular English teacher who suddenly begins to hear a low, persistent humming sound that no one else around her can hear. This seemingly innocuous noise gradually upsets the balance of her life, triggering migraines, nosebleeds, and insomnia, and fracturing her relationships with husband Paul (Prasanna Puwanarajah, The Crown, Payback) and daughter Ashley (Mia Tharia, Phoenix Rise), as well as with friends and colleagues. But despite seeing multiple doctors, no obvious source or medical cause can be found.
When Claire discovers that her student, Kyle (Ollie West, The Sparrow), can also hear the sound, the two strike up an unlikely and intimate friendship. Finding themselves increasingly isolated, they fall in with a disparate group of neighbors, led by a charismatic couple, Jo (Gayle Rankin, The Greatest Showman, GLOW) and Omar (Amr Waked, Ramy, Riviera), who also claim they can hear what they call “The Hum.” But rather than track down the source to stop it, they believe it is a gift, heard only by a “chosen few.”
The Listeners premieres in the US on Friday, June 12, only on the Starz app and all Starz streaming and on-demand platforms.
The Listeners by Jordan Tannahill
Grantchester: Season 11 (UK)
Set in 1963, the final season of this hit mystery-crime drama series finds Alphy (Rishi Nair, The Marlow Murder Club, Hollyoaks) reconnecting with his estranged mother and questioning his faith. Geordie (Robson Green, Touching Evil, Wire in the Blood) faces a promotion that could end his crime-solving partnership with Alphy, as Cathy’s (Kacey Ainsworth, EastEnders) career soars. And Leonard (Al Weaver, Press, The Hollow Crown) discovers his paternal side while Miss Scott (Melissa Johns, Adolescence) faces a life-changing event.
Grantchester: Season 11 premieres in the US on Sunday, June 14, at 9pm ET, on PBS (check your local listings), with streaming available on PBS.org and the PBS app. New episodes will drop weekly through August 2.
Your Fault: London (UK)
This new drama, the second installment in the English-language UK adaptation of Mercedes Ron’s internationally best-selling “Culpables” trilogy, follows on from the events in My Fault: London. Noah (Asha Banks, A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder) and Nick (Matthew Broome, The Buccaneers) are stronger, closer, and more in love than ever. But as life begins to pull them in different directions, their relationship faces its toughest challenge yet. Noah heads to Oxford to pursue her studies, while Nick finds himself consumed by the growing demands of work. When new people enter their lives, stirring unexpected emotions and lingering jealousy, cracks begin to form. Trust is tested, passions flare, and the bond they once thought unbreakable starts to strain. Now, standing at a crossroads, Noah and Nick must decide: Fight for the love that brought them together, or risk losing it forever.
Costars include: Louisa Binder (Hotel Portofino) as Sophia, a beautiful and ambitious young woman who sets her sights on Nick when she starts working at Leister Enterprises; Joel Nankervis (Single, Out) as Michael, a confident and patient Oxford student who forms an immediate friendship with Noah while secretly wanting more; Scarlett Rayner (Trying) as Briar, a seemingly kind but manipulative master strategist who befriends Noah at Oxford with hidden motives; and Orlando Norman (Silo) as Cruz, Ronnie’s right-hand man in the underground racing world.
Your Fault: London, an Amazon Original Movie, premieres globally on Wednesday, June 17, exclusively on Prime Video.
The Complete Culpable Series Set by Mercedes Ron
The Capture: Season 3 (UK)
In the new season of this psychological crime thriller, it’s been a year since Rachel Carey (Holliday Grainger, C.B. Strike, The Borgias) broadcast a live deepfake of a government minister to the nation, exposing the UK intelligence service’s clandestine video manipulation program known as Correction. Amidst an inquiry into the unlawful use of deepfakes, Carey has become acting head of Counter Terrorism Command, aka SO15, determined to regain the public’s trust in surveillance technology through the new Operation Veritas camera system.
And then it happens: a brutal and exceptionally well-coordinated act of terror aimed right at the heart of the British establishment that leaves behind just one witness. The more Carey investigates, the deeper she is drawn into an unfolding geopolitical crisis that infects the British political establishment, the security services, and the media.
The series costars Lia Williams (The Day of the Jackal, The Crown) and Ben Miles (Hijack, Andor), and the new season features Killian Scott (Dublin Murders), Hugh Quarshie (The Marlow Murder Club), Andrew Buchan (Broadchurch), Isabella Brownson (My Lady Jane), Linus Roache (Law & Order), and Jonathan Aris (Sherlock).
The Capture: Season 3, a Peacock Original, premieres in the US on Thursday, June 18, exclusively on Peacock.
Trigger Point: Season 3 (UK)
The latest season of this action-crime thriller sees explosives officer (Expo) Lana Washington (Vicky McClure, Line of Duty, Alex Rider) and her team called to investigate a suspected bomb threat, one involving an iconic, London black cab that’s been abandoned in an industrial park. However, they soon realize that they’re at the site of something far more sinister: A man is held captive in the cab, and there’s a note giving him an ultimatum: confess or die. Working alongside fellow Expo Hass (Nabil Elouahabi, Blue Lights), and Metropolitan Police Counter Terror Officers DS Helen Morgan (Natalie Simpson, Outlander) and newly-promoted DCI Amar Batra (Maanuv Thiara, Landscapers), the team race to find out what the person behind this unique bombing campaign wants, who they are, and who they might be targeting next.
Trigger Point: Season 3, a BritBox Original, premieres in the US with two episodes on Thursday, June 18, exclusively on BritBox. One new episode will drop each Thursday through July 16.
The Voices of Our Mother
This horror movie follows Harriet Scaflen (Sheila McCarthy, Women Talking, The Umbrella Academy) after the death of her 95-year-old mother. When Harriet has an unexplainable health scare, her four estranged children go to the family home to care for her. As their past animosities and secrets are revealed, they soon realize that their mother’s health issues may be supernatural, and that the now-awoken evil inside her is seeking revenge on them for its own survival.
Costarring writer/director Mark O’Brien (The Sticky, The Copenhagen Test), Georgina Reilly (Murdoch Mysteries, Quantum Leap), Carolina Bartczak (Wayward, Plan B), and Alex Ozerov-Meyer (Cardinal, Orphan Black), The Voices of Our Mother, a Shudder Original Film, premieres in the US, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand on Friday, June 19, exclusively on Shudder and AMC+.
Harry Wild: Season 5 (IE)
Jane Seymour returns as the titular sleuth in the new season of this cozy mystery series, which features the highly-anticipated on-screen reunion of Seymour and her longtime Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman costar, Joe Lando. He plays Pierce Kennedy, a charming and brilliant new State Pathologist, whose arrival quickly makes waves in Harry’s world.
As Harry, Fergus (Rohan Nedd, Whitstable Pearl), and Charlie (Kevin Ryan, The South Westerlies) are pulled into their most dangerous and complex cases to date, the team takes on undercover operations, chilling murders, and relentless criminals, all with the help of Pierce, whose sharp instincts and natural chemistry with Harry prove invaluable.
Featuring Rose O’Neill (Sherlock & Daughter), Samantha Mumba (Once Upon a Time in Dublin), Paul Tylak (Bad Sisters), and Aoife Mulholland (Foreign Exchange), Harry Wild: Season 5, an Acorn TV Original, premieres in the US on Monday, June 22, exclusively on Acorn TV.
Wild Cherry (UK)
This drama thriller series follows Lorna (Carmen Ejog, True Detective, The Penguin), a self-made businesswoman, and her best friend, Juliet (Eve Best, House of the Dragon, The King’s Speech), who was born into a world of wealth and good fortune. Together, they live in an exclusive enclave with their daughters, Grace (Imogen Faires, Marcella, Dickensian) and Allegra (Amelia May), who are also best friends. Life is perfect in this luxurious haven until the teens are implicated in a shocking scandal. As Lorna and Juliet are forced to take sides while toxic secrets ripple through the idyllic town, cracks form in the community, shattering its perfect image.
The ensemble cast also includes series creator Nicôle Lecky (Mood, Sweetpea), Sophie Winkleman (Peep Show, Sanditon), Daniel Lapaine (Catastrophe), Hayat Kamille (Vikings: Valhalla), Isabelle Allen (Les Misérables), James Murray (The Crown), Jason York (Mood), Katarina Čas (The Wolf of Wall Street), Nathaniel Martello-White (The Winter King), Sonita Henry (Black Cake), Tara Webb (Phoenix Rise), Will Bagnall (A Thousand Blows) and Hugh Quarshie (Holby City).
Wild Cherry, a Paramount+ Original, premieres in the US, Canada, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, France, and Latin America as a six-episode binge on Wednesday, June 24, exclusively on Paramount+.
A Woman of Substance: Season 1 (UK)
Based on the eponymous novel by Barbara Taylor Bradford, the first in her “Harte Family Saga” book series, this new period drama series stars Brenda Blethyn (Vera, Little Voice) and Jessica Reynolds (House of Guinness, Outlander) as two versions of the iconic character, Emma Harte, a housemaid-turned-mogul, daughter, mother, lover, fighter, and 20th-century feminist icon who refused to know her “place.”
It opens in 1911, when Emma (Reynolds), an impoverished and ambitious maid in Yorkshire, England, begins a dizzying journey to become the world’s richest woman (Blethyn), gazing down from a sprawling luxury New York penthouse. A rags-to-riches tale of women through the 20th century, Emma defies the expectations of her society, fearlessly challenging the roles she’s given, smashing glass ceilings, and never, ever deviating from her master plan: Get to the top. Whatever it takes.
Costars include Emmett J. Scanlan (Kin), Lydia Leonard (Down Cemetery Road), Leanne Best (The Bay), Rosie Cavaliero (Funny Woman), and Will Mellor (No Offence).
A Woman of Substance: Season 1, a BritBox Original, premieres in North America with two episodes on Wednesday, June 24, exclusively on BritBox. One new episode will drop on Wednesdays through August 5.
A Woman of Substance by Barbara Taylor Bradford
“The Harte Family Saga” book series by Barbara Taylor Bradford
The A-Z Killer (UK)
This two-part docuseries is about the 1992 murder of Rachel Nickell on Wimbledon Common, which triggered one of the UK’s biggest investigations. A wrongful arrest derailed the case while the real killer, Robert Napper, continued his crimes undetected. Decades later, those closest to the investigation reveal how crucial clues were missed and how advancing forensics finally exposed Napper. The A-Z Killer, a Sundance Now Documentary, premieres in the US on Thursday, June 25, exclusively on Sundance Now and AMC+.
Murder in Concrete (UK)
This true-crime docuseries centers on two detectives who set out to discover the truth about a man’s death following a call from a French-speaking man, who confesses to local police that he killed his housemate several years earlier. Featuring compelling interviews with the investigators and the victim’s devastated family, the program reveals every twist and turn of an almost unbelievable story featuring betrayal, deception, and brutal murder.
Murder in Concrete premieres in North America as a two-episode binge on Thursday, June 25, on BBC Select.
Queens That Changed the World: Season 2 (UK)
This six-episode docuseries explores the lives of six more formidable female rulers: Queen Charlotte of Great Britain, Marie Antoinette, Mary Queen of Scots, Maria Theresa, Agrippina the Younger, and Lakshmibai, the Rani of Jhansi. The program reveals what drove them, how they asserted their authority, and how, sometimes, being a woman proved to be a secret weapon. Queens That Changed the World: Season 2 premieres in North America on Thursday, June 25, on BBC Select. New episodes will drop weekly through July 30.
1776: American Independence (UK)
This six-part retelling of the American Revolutionary War goes far beyond the thirteen original colonies and the clash between American patriots and British colonial troops. The program dives deep into the American West to discover a multi-front war that engulfed a diverse cast of characters, including Indigenous people, enslaved Africans, American loyalists, and women of all social classes, all of whom helped changed the face of world history. 1776: American Independence premieres in North America as a six-episode binge on Monday, June 29, on BBC Select.
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LOCAL/REGIONAL PREMIERES
The Changing Face of Elton John
This hour-long documentary follows the career of iconic rock star Sir Elton John through the prism of his ever-changing style. Throughout the program, his amazing life story is revealed, from the highs and lows to the sex, drugs, and rock and roll, and from his beginnings as Reginald Dwight to being a mild-mannered piano player all the way to a dazzling, sequin-clad showman. In addition to changing the way he looks, from massive spectacles and spandex to Versace suits and wigs, Elton has also changed his way of life. He’s been straight, bisexual, and gay; a shopaholic, workaholic, and cocaine addict; and a father.
Featuring interviews with designer Bob Mackie, famed photographer Terry O’Neill, music critic Steven Gaines, journalist Nina Myskow, and others, The Changing Face of Elton John is confirmed for its US broadcast debut on or after Monday, June 1, on the following public TV stations and state/regional networks: KCPT, KLRU, KRSU, KSPS, Maryland Public Television, Vermont Public, WCET, WETA, WHYY, WOSU, WPBS, and WSBE.
NON-PREMIERE PROGRAMS BEING ADDED TO LINEAR CHANNELS
Patience: Season 2 (UK)
Adapted from the hit French mystery series, Astrid, this British version follows Patience Evans (Ella Maisy Purvis, A Kind of Spark, Bergerac), an autistic woman who works in the Criminal Records Office in the city of York. In Season 2, Patience is back tackling puzzling crimes when new detective Frankie Monroe (Jessica Hynes, Miss Austen, There She Goes) bursts onto the scene. Their differences spark tension, but they will have to learn to work as a team as they investigate cases of murder and mystery across the city. Beyond work, Patience searches for her mother and navigates the ups and downs of new love.
The ensemble cast also includes Nathan Welsh (Trying), Mark Benton (Shakespeare & Hathaway: Private Investigators), Adrian Rawlins (“Harry Potter” films), Tom Lewis (Gentleman Jack), Ali Ariaie (The Great), and Liza Sadovy (C.B. Strike).
Patience: Season 2 begins airing in the US on Sunday, June 14, at 8pm ET, on PBS (check your local listings). (The streaming premiere is today, May 31, on PBS Passport, PBS.org, the PBS app, and the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel.)
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 AMC+ and its digital channels, including AMC+ on Prime Channels.
Doctor Who: Seasons 1-13 (UK)
This award-winning, fan-favorite, worldwide hit, the longest-running British science fiction television series, will soon have a new streaming home in the States. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of its US premiere this year, Doctor Who follows the adventures of a regenerating Time Lord who travels through all of space and time. Over 13 seasons and 176 episodes (including specials), the show has seen several acclaimed actors lead the series in the role of The Doctor, including Christopher Eccelston (Unchosen), David Tennant (Rivals), Matt Smith (House of the Dragon), Peter Capaldi (Criminal Record), and Jodie Whittaker (Broadchurch). Doctor Who: Seasons 1-13 begins streaming in the US in its entirety on Thursday, June 11, exclusively on AMC+.
Doctor Who Figurine Collection – Ninth through Thirteenth Doctors
Doctor Who Little People Collector Set
Doctor Who: Don’t Blink Board Game
Titles in this section begin streaming in North America on the dates shown below on BBC Select and its digital channels, including BBC Select on Prime Channels.
America: 1000 Years of History (UK)
This feature-length documentary reveals America’s defining historical moments, from its indigenous roots to its dominance as a world superpower. It details the incredible story of how this remarkable country was formed and grew to become the powerhouse we see today, home to 327 million people, a major player in culture worldwide, and the center of global capitalism. America: 1000 Years of History begins streaming Thursday, June 4.
Dolly: The Sheep That Changed the World (UK)
This hour-long documentary reveals the story of the men and women who created the cloned sheep that caused scientific stir and moral panic around the world. Dolly: The Sheep That Changed the World begins streaming Thursday, June 4.
How the Victorians Built Britain: Season 2 (UK)
In this docuseries’ second season, Michael Buerk continues his exploration of the Victorian era and the incredible effect it had on Great Britain and the world. This time, Michael investigates how the railway network changed the nation, the technology that Britain used to expand its empire, how the power of the law was used on Victorian citizens, and the importance of culture in this transformative time. How the Victorians Built Britain: Season 2 begins streaming as an eight-episode binge on Thursday, June 11.
Rethinking King George III: In Ten Portraits (UK)
In this hour-long documentary, historians re-examine the legacy of King George III, providing a fuller picture of the monarch often remembered by history as a mad tyrant. From the American War of Independence to his struggles with mental illness, the story of George III’s life is retold through the lens of ten iconic paintings and images that defined his reign. Rethinking King George III: In Ten Portraits begins streaming Monday, June 15.
Britain’s Hidden Heritage: Seasons 1-2 (UK)
In this docuseries, antiques dealer Paul Martin and his team travel up and down the nation looking for undiscovered treasures and forgotten places that tell us about Britain’s rich and astonishing history. Britain’s Hidden Heritage: Seasons 1-2 begins streaming as a six-episode binge on Thursday, June 18.
Walking with Dinosaurs (UK)
This reimagining of the iconic series tells the stories of the incredible lives of dinosaurs unearthed from six real-world excavations. Walking with Dinosaurs begins streaming as a six-episode binge on Thursday, June 18.
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.
Vicious: Seasons 1-2 (UK)
Ian McKellen (“Lord of the Rings” films) and Derek Jacobi (Last Tango in Halifax) star in this comedy series as Freddie and Stuart, partners who have lived together in a small central London flat for nearly 50 years. Although they constantly pick at each other and have held on to petty slights for decades, underneath all their vicious codependent fighting is a deep love for each other. Costarring Frances de la Tour (Professor T), Iwan Rheon (Game of Thrones), Marcia Warren (The Crown), and Philip Voss (Four Weddings and a Funeral), Vicious: Seasons 1-2 begins streaming as a twelve-episode binge on Monday, June 1.
Vicious: The Complete Second Season DVD
8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown: Season 14 (UK)
Hosted by Jimmy Carr (Last One Laughing: UK), this panel show is a mashup of hit topical series 8 Out of 10 Cats and the cerebral words-and-number game Countdown, as comedians of the former take on the brain box format of the latter. 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown: Season 14 begins streaming as a thirteen-episode binge on Monday, June 15.
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