Martin Clunes stars as the eponymous character in the new BBC comedy Warren, which debuted in the US today.
Warren: New Martin Clunes Comedy Premieres in the US
The ABC Murders: Date Set for US Premiere of New Agatha Christie Adaptation
Mark your calendars, mes amis. Amazon Prime Video is launching The ABC Murders at the start of next month.
The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher: Period Mystery-Crime Drama Telefilms Premiere in the US
For folks who’ve been waiting for The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher telefilms to begin streaming stateside, your wait is over.
20 New Shows from the UK & Beyond Coming to the US in 2018
With just over two months to go before we ring in the new year, here’s a look at 20 brand-new shows from the UK, Australia, Canada, Ireland, and New Zealand to look forward to.
Fearless: Amazon Prime Bringing Legal Thriller Starring Helen McCrory to US
UK drama Fearless, starring BAFTA Award winner Helen McCrory and two-time Emmy® Awards nominee Michael Gambon, is coming to the US as an Amazon Original Series.
Fortitude: Season 2 with Dennis Quaid to Premiere in the US on Amazon Prime Video
What a way to start a new week! The news that the new season of Fortitude has been picked up for stateside viewers is welcome, indeed.
Fleabag: New BBC Three Comedy Coming to Amazon Prime Video US
Amazon Prime Video in the US is adding another British TV title to its offerings. It’s Fleabag, a new BBC Three comedy from actress-writer Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
The Night Manager: Amazon Prime Video Picks Up SVoD Rights in the US, UK, Japan
The Night Manager, one of the most binge-worthy new miniseries of the year, will be yet another selection for Amazon Prime Video subscribers later this year.
Catastrophe: Lifetime to Screen Both Seasons of Hit Brit Comedy
In a bit of reverse engineering of sorts, Lifetime will premiere the hit British comedy, Catastrophe, currently streaming on Amazon Prime Video in the US.
Amazon’s MONTHLY Prime Video Option Takes on Netflix and Hulu Plus: A Comparison
Did Netflix triple-dog-dare Amazon? Because Amazon is now offering Prime Video as a standalone monthly subscription in the US, mere weeks before Netflix starts rolling out its higher subscription price.