TV-wise, March comes in like a lamb this year, with just a baker’s dozen of new series and seasons from the UK and Ireland premiering nationally in the US.
British TV Premieres in March 2020: Breeders, The Pale Horse, Temple & More
The Third Day: HBO Announces US Premiere Date for New Limited Series
A co-production between Sky and HBO, The Third Day is a new limited series drama starring Jude Law and Naomie Harris.
Frankie Drake Mysteries: Ovation TV Announces Schedule for Season 3 of Hit Canadian Series
Mark your calendars for the third season of Frankie Drake Mysteries, which premieres on Ovation TV this April.
British TV Premieres in Feb 2020: Agatha Raisin, Bancroft, Year of the Rabbit & More
It’s a leap year, so we get an extra day to stream, binge, or take our sweet time watching new and returning British and Canadian TV offerings in February.
Agatha Christie: The Pale Horse: Prime Video Sets US Premiere Date, Releases Trailer
Mark your calendars. The US and UK premiere dates for the most recent television adaptation of The Pale Horse have been set.
British TV Premieres in Jan 2020: Avenue 5, Dracula, Vienna Blood & More
Kicking off the new year — and the new decade! — are 24 brand new shows, seasons, and specials from the UK and Canada, including several highly-anticipated titles.
Deep Water: Lake District-Set Drama Set to Premiere in the US
England’s beautiful Lake District is the setting for Deep Water, a tense British drama that makes its stateside debut tomorrow.
Doctor Who: New Season Launches on New Year’s Day 2020
The new year arrives in less than a month (!) and with it comes the premiere of the new season of international sci-fi action-adventure megahit Doctor Who. Yay!
British TV Premieres in Dec 2019: Call the Midwife, Deep Water, Midsomer Murders, The Sweeney & More
This year closes with the worldwide, national, and local premieres of 34(!) British, Irish, and Canadian TV programs.
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.