Apple TV
It’s Self-Inflicted Mind Detonators in ‘Criminal Record’s “Firestarters”
It's Seven Fire Starters for Lanarkshire and Nine Bad Choices for Mortal Men in 'Criminal Record' Season 2's second episode.
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The Network
‘The Doll Factory’ Finally Lands an American Streaming Home
'The Doll Factory' will finally come to America on the free streaming service no one knows exists, The Network.
Apple TV
'Ted Lasso' Season 4 Will Take the Pitch in August
Apparently, you can go home again. Or...at least back to your adopted country, if you're Ted Lasso.
BritBox
'A Taste for Murder' Explores the Art of the Ragu
Daria has chosen to cook gnocchetti, half gnocchi, half pasta, which brings back memories for Joe of his late wife.
BBC
13 BBC Dramas That Need to Cross the Pond
We're tracking shows in production in the U.K. that currently lack American streaming destinations. Here are all the dramas coming to the BBC.
FX
'Welcome to Wrexham' Dreams Big for Season 5
The new season of 'Welcome to Wrexham' will launch with a two-episode premiere in mid-May 2026.
Movies
'The Death of Robin Hood' Offers an Unconventional Take on the Famous Folk Hero
The Death of Robin Hood will bring a version of the character that’s much darker and less heroic than we’re used to.
Disney/Hulu
Hulu to Dump 'Alice & Steve' in June
As was expected, Nicola Walker's latest oddball choice of comedy, 'Alice & Steve,' will arrive on Hulu as an undermarketed binge.
PBS
'Patience' Season 2 Scores Early PBS Passport Release
'Patience' rewarded! Fans of the Yorkshire-set remake of the hit Walter Presents series 'Astrid' will be blessed with an early release of Season 2 on PBS Passport.
Acorn TV
The 'You're Killing Me' Trailer Has a Distinctly American Charm
The trailer for Brooke Shields' cozy crime series 'You're Killing Me' is charming, despite being American as apple pie.
Netflix
'Enola Holmes 3' Uncovers July Release Date
Netflix has confirmed the arrival of the third (and probably final) 'Enola Holmes' film in July 2026.
PBS
'The Count of Monte Cristo' Episode 6 Looks for Divine "Providence"
'The Count of Monte Cristo' remains uniquely blessed in his enemies, because they are surely the dumbest people alive.