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
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.
Ovation Picks Up Season 3 of Frankie Drake Mysteries, Republic of Doyle & More
Several shows from Canada and the UK are headed to Ovation, including the latest season of Frankie Drake Mysteries.
Midsomer Murders Has Its Own Free Channel on Pluto TV
Midsomer Murders, one of the most popular British mystery series on telly today, now has its very own channel on this side of the pond. It’s on Pluto TV, and it’s free!
British TV Premieres on Local Public TV Stations in April 2019
American Public Television is releasing eight British TV titles in April. Which one(s) did your public TV station pick up?
Midsomer Murders: Neil Dudgeon Interview + Public TV Station List for Season 14
There’s a new detective in Midsomer County. Another Barnaby. John Barnaby. Played by Neil Dudgeon, whom I had the pleasure to meet and interview a while back.
Midsomer Murders: Series 20 Now Streaming on Acorn TV
Here’s to happy surprises! Acorn TV released Series 20 of Midsomer Murders earlier today, so if you haven’t logged in to your account yet, what are you waiting for? 🙂
Celebrate 21st Anniversary of Midsomer Murders with More Free Acorn TV!
Acorn TV is celebrating the twenty-first broadcast anniversary of Midsomer Murders by extending its free trial offer from 7 to 30 days for new subscribers.
Midsomer Murders & The Village Among Shows Coming to BritBox in 2018
BritBox is bringing more than Rowan Atkinson’s Maigret and the new Bletchley spin-off to the US, including hit Brit mystery Midsomer Murders and period drama The Village.
British TV to Watch in March 2017: Harlots, Midsomer, Snatch, To Walk Invisible, and More
Folks say March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb. Not so when it comes to Brit TV this month, because it starts and ends with roaring successes.