Nine British and Irish documentary programs from American Public Television debut on public TV stations in December. Read on to see if they will air in your city.
Local Public TV Premieres of British & Irish TV Documentaries in December 2020
News Bits: New Ann Cleeves Adaptation, Another ‘Manhunt’ + ‘Nurses’ & Much More
There’s a lot happening in the world of British and Canadian TV in the US, so let’s get to it.
Ovation TV Announces Titles Headed to Mystery Alley in September
More British and Canadian TV titles and seasons will be arriving on Ovation TV’s Mystery Alley next month.
British TV Premieres in July 2020: Brassic, The Capture, The Nest, Red Dwarf & More
The second half of 2020 kicks off with the national premieres of 21 new series and seasons from the UK and Canada, plus four that debut in local markets.
British TV in the US in 2019: Year in Review + Favorites
Hundreds of titles from the UK, Ireland, and Canada were added to streaming and linear TV channels in 2019. Here are the 20 that made my list of favorites.
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.
Ovation TV Acquires British Crime Drama, Mystery, Thriller & Adventure Series
Arts network Ovation TV announced its acquisition of several British TV series from Sky Studios and DCD Rights, which include popular dramas and mysteries.
The Victim: KCET Sets Broadcast Dates for Scottish Thriller
The Scottish drama thriller The Victim is heading to select public TV stations across the US, including KCET, which announced today its air dates for the miniseries.
Shetland: BritBox to Stream New Seasons of Hit Scottish Series in the US
The BBC has commissioned two more seasons of Shetland, and we’ve confirmed that both will stream in the States on BritBox.
Autobiographical ‘Billy Connolly: Made in Scotland’ Is Excellent
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.