Sarah Lancashire leads the cast of The Accident, a thought-provoking Jack Thorne drama co-produced by Hulu and Channel 4.
The Accident: Thought-Provoking Drama Set to Debut in the US


Sarah Lancashire leads the cast of The Accident, a thought-provoking Jack Thorne drama co-produced by Hulu and Channel 4.

Psychopaths hide in plain sight in the British thriller Cheat, even on a college campus.

Billy Connolly: Made in Scotland is the Scottish comedian’s “love letter to Scotland.” And it’s brilliant — two of the best hours you’ll spend watching telly.

BBC One has announced the guest lead for the next season of its hit crime drama Line of Duty: Primetime Emmy® Awards winner Kelly Macdonald.

Several shows from Canada and the UK are headed to Ovation, including the latest season of Frankie Drake Mysteries.

Finding Joy, the highest-rated comedy debut of 2018 for RTÉ and a sleeper hit for Acorn TV, will return to both channels in 2020 with a second season.

Death in Paradise, one of the most popular mystery-crime drama series on telly today, will return next year with a new season, a new lead actor, and a host of guest stars.

My pick for feel-good drama of the year when it debuted in the US in 2017, The Good Karma Hospital is back with a new season of stories filled with love, loss, and laughs.

Just in time for the colder days and longer nights is the North American premiere of Irish psychological crime thriller Dublin Murders.

Mount Pleasant is a fabulous, feel-good comedy-drama series — an easy pick for one of my favorite Brit TV premieres in the US this year — and it debuts stateside tomorrow.

Eight programs from the UK and Canada are headed to select public TV stations in November, including documentary, factual, and mystery shows.

Twenty-six new and returning shows, including a few highly-anticipated titles, debut nationally in the US in November.