Telly that bridges the Pond
Peaky Blinders, the critically-acclaimed and UK viewer-favorite gangster drama, is set to take US Brit TV fans by storm when it debuts stateside, exclusively on Netflix.
Hwrê! (Hooray!) Hinterland, the Welsh crime drama that is every bit as noir as any of the ones from the Scandinavian countries, will be making its streaming debut in the US and Canada exclusively on Netflix.
BBC Two has released a trailer for the second series of the psychological crime drama, The Fall, and man is it creepy.
Politics makes strange bedfellows. Politicos who actually share a bed, if not aspirations, make intrigue in the political thriller The Politician’s Husband.
Oh, look — Derek’s wearing a different colored sweater! And he’s coming back to Netflix! Yay!
The British “invasion” of American television has become an entrenched and still-growing part of the stateside viewing landscape, but another invasion is also taking audiences by storm, and this time it’s Australian.
It’s Valentine’s Day 2014, and love is in the air. So are snow, sleet, and driving rains across much of the US and UK. The weather is bad and roads are worse, which makes it a good day to stay
The competition between streaming services in the U.S. is really heating up. Not only are they producing their own original content these days, they are ramping up their exclusivity deals for British TV shows, too.
Hooray! The wait for the final two episodes of Jack Taylor is finally over!
It’s not often that I’ll put out a reminder about a series premiere, but the new BBC crime drama, The Fall, is no ordinary series.
Let me start by saying “Congratulations!” to all of the Emmy Award winners, including Dame Maggie Smith. It’s too bad she wasn’t at the ceremony to receive her second Downton Abbey Emmy; with so many Brit actors and programs having