PBS
PBS' original decision to start working with Walter Iuzzolino when launching PBS Passport and the PBS Masterpiece Channel towards the end of the 2010s by wholesaling his Walter Presents streaming service into their brand new public television streaming offerings may have seemed risky to some, but five years on,
When The Tourist Season 1 ended with the jaw-dropping revelation that Elliot Stanley (Jamie Dornan) was not just an accountant caught up in the mishaps of an unhinged gangster but a drug trafficker who smuggled product in the stomach of marginalized women, it wasn’t clear that the show intended
Starz
The world of Starz's time-traveling period drama series Outlander just keeps getting bigger. With the flagship series set to celebrate its 10th anniversary this summer -- and premiere the second half of its seventh season --- production continues apace on the highly anticipated prequel series Outlander: Blood of
PBS
March is finally roaring in, sweeping away the remnants of the winter blues and bringing with it the spring debuts. It's out with the old and in with the new, as All Creatures Great & Small, Miss Scarlet & The Duke, and Funny Woman all take a seat
BBC
The BBC has tapped Annabel Scholey (The Sixth Commandment) and Colin Morgan (The Killing Kind) to star in the upcoming psychological thriller Dead and Buried, which wrestles with complex questions of revenge, trauma, guilt, and grief. Scholey stars as Cathy, whose life begins to spiral in the wake of a
PBS Passport
Fans of Doc Martin were overjoyed in 2023 when Acorn TV, which had kept the series streaming behind a paywall since it acquired exclusive rights to the show in the mid-2010s, finally allowed the final two seasons out to PBS Passport. The AMC Networks-owned streaming service had always allowed local
BritBox
Last week, just ahead of London's major TV showcase, the BBC's new Head of Drama, Lindsey Salt, put her stake in the ground with a dozen shows greenlit for 2024. As Telly Visions noted, 11 of those were brand-new series, a daring proposition in an era
Apple TV
Conspiracy thrillers often feel like they're a dime a dozen these days, but rarely are they about anything as seemingly mundane as math. But, Apple TV+ seems to think it can make the prospect of mathematic espionage exciting with its upcoming drama Prime Target, the story of a
Exclusive
The Americana sheen of the Hallmark Channel makes it one of the last places to look for Anglophile-friendly content. Sure, we all love their cozy Christmas movies about overworked big-city girls who are reminded of the simple joys of small-town living and reconnect with handsome former high school crushes who
MGM+
Secrets abound as Belgravia: The Next Chapter continues, most of which seem as though they're inevitably on a collision course with one another. A briskly paced hour that feels much more propulsive than last week's meandering installment, we're treated to everything from forbidden love
Paramount+
In all the twists and turns of The Woman in the Wall, there were two that surprised me the most. The first came at the end of the first episode when Lorna actually took the body of the dead woman in her house and straight up put her in the
FX
The dawn of the 1600s was a pivotal historical moment for Japan and the European powers vying for a slice of its power. Portugal and their Jesuit priests were the only nations engaged in trade with Japan, having first made contact some 60 years previously; however, tensions across Europe pushed