Heads up, stateside Foyle’s War fans. The final series/season of the hit mystery/crime drama is soon to make its US broadcast debut on public TV stations across the country.
Foyle’s War: Final Series to Screen on Public TV Stations


Heads up, stateside Foyle’s War fans. The final series/season of the hit mystery/crime drama is soon to make its US broadcast debut on public TV stations across the country.

No Showtime subscription? No problem. At least not for the opener of Penny Dreadful: Season 2, which is streaming now and for free in advance of the season premiere next month.

“Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears.” Theatre lovers, too. The recent, critically-acclaimed Shakespeare’s Globe production of Julius Caesar is headed to cinemas in the US and UK via Globe on Screen. “Fortune is merry”!

Cue the creepy theremin music, because the worldwide hit Brit mystery, Midsomer Murders, is returning for its eighteenth outing.

Whether you’re a fan of British TV in general or history documentaries in particular, check out what is truly must-see TV: World War One: The People’s Story.

New British dramas are headed to telly in the coming months, and some of our favorite actors will be in them, including Amanda Abbington, Johnny Harris, Toby Jones, and Lesley Sharp, amongst others.

Viewers who have been riveted by hit BBC period drama Poldark and ITV’s contemporary thriller Prey will get more of both, as each will return for a second series.

Hold on to your kilts. Celtic noir crime drama, Shetland, will return with star Douglas Henshall and guest stars including Ciaran Hinds, Archie Panjabi, and Anna Chancellor.

“The river did come to me, straight into my arms…” And it will do again, as Sky and Pivot have renewed Fortitude, the crime thriller that’s become a worldwide hit, for a second season, just ahead of the Season 1

Hump days don’t get any better than this! ITV has commissioned a ninth series of Inspector Lewis. Need I say more?

The nominees for the 2015 BAFTA TV Awards were announced today, with two actors receiving their respective fifth and sixth BAFTA nominations, and four dramas receiving three nominations each.

More dramas are headed to telly, and the BBC and ITV have announced the casts for two of them: Close to the Enemy and Midwinter of the Spirit.