Twenty-two new series, seasons, specials, and films from England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and Canada premiere nationally in the US in September.
British TV Premieres in Sept 2021: Finding Alice, Guilt, Kin & More


Twenty-two new series, seasons, specials, and films from England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and Canada premiere nationally in the US in September.

Since July 2021, BBC Studios has (re)released 60 telefilm titles from its library on Prime Video, including ones starring Sir Anthony Hopkins and Dame Helen Mirren.

AMC+ released today the official trailer for its new Original series, the Irish drama Kin.

AMC+ has set the US premiere date for its latest Original series, the Irish crime drama Kin.

Unlucky or not, August brings the national US premieres of 14 new series, seasons, and specials from the UK, Canada, and Ireland, plus the local premieres of 4 British docuseries.

The second half of 2021 kicks off with the national premieres of 25 new series, seasons, and specials, plus three programs that will debut in the US on a local basis.

Acorn TV and RTÉ announced today their co-commission of Hidden Assets, a new Irish crime thriller from Soho Moon and Saffron Pictures.

We watch British mystery shows and read British crime novels, and thanks to BBC Sounds, we can listen to British tales of murder and mayhem, too.

Netflix announced today new cast members for the new season of Young Wallander, which features a new case for the young detective.

Netflix has announced a sequel to the film Enola Holmes, for which Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill will reprise their roles.

Adaptations are a staple of British TV. Here are three series based on crime novels that we can (hopefully) look to forward to watching on this side of the pond.

ITV announced today its renewal of crime thriller miniseries Grace for a second season, one day before the first season’s closing episode is set to premiere in North America.