Telly that bridges the Pond
For hours of aristocratic fun and hijinks, head to Acorn TV when the subscription video-on-demand service begins its exclusive screening of hit Brit comedy Blandings: Series 2 in the US next week. But wait, there’s more! Jeeves & Wooster is coming
Oh, look — Derek’s wearing a different colored sweater! And he’s coming back to Netflix! Yay!
The British “invasion” of American television has become an entrenched and still-growing part of the stateside viewing landscape, but another invasion is also taking audiences by storm, and this time it’s Australian.
It’s Valentine’s Day 2014, and love is in the air. So are snow, sleet, and driving rains across much of the US and UK. The weather is bad and roads are worse, which makes it a good day to stay
Ah, life at uni. For the Manchester Medlock University students who reside at 28 Hartnell Avenue, it most definitely is not all about books and grades, and their second year is just as jacked up as their first.
Viewers were treated to some of the best British TV the UK had to offer in 2013, and like you, we had our favorites, such as these:
For stateside viewers who have been longing for the new series of Doc Martin to arrive on broadcast television, your wait is nearly over.
Following up on yesterday’s Hulu-related posts, today we delve into the wide array of programs making their way to the ever-expanding British TV catalog at Hulu Plus.
Acorn TV, the “best of British TV” subscription video-on-demand service, has announced that it will exclusively premiere the most recent series of Doc Martin, Vera, and Above Suspicion in the U.S. this October.
The new Ricky Gervais comedy-drama Derek has premiered in the U.S. exclusively on Netflix, and tonight you can catch talk show host extraordinaire Charlie Rose interviewing Gervais about it.
What do you get when you bring a mad man, a wizard, Russian literature, and British television together? The critically-acclaimed and UK-viewer favorite comedy-drama A Young Doctor’s Notebook.