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‘War’ Asks What Divorce Is Good For
Absolutely money. (Say it again.)
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Absolutely money. (Say it again.)
Acorn TV
“Throwing people from bedroom windows is the modus operandi of certain elements of the former USSR. I am from Belarus. Ergo, I must be behind this.”
Acorn TV
When the reclusive proprietor of a beauty salon is murdered, Max and the team discover that beauty has its price and its victims
Acorn TV
It’s a deadly neighborhood. People think it’s full of rich folk but you’d be surprised.
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Dominic West and Sienna Miller face off in our first look at the buzzy legal drama.
Acorn TV
“In this job, appearances are everything. Discretion is paramount.”
Acorn TV
'The Chelsea Detective' returns to London's toniest neighborhood to solve more crimes.
Acorn TV
It's official: Streamer Acorn TV has teamed back up with ZDF to commission a fourth season of their popular mystery series The Chelsea Detective. Filming is officially underway on the show's fourth outing, which sees star Adrian Scarborough (Killing Eve) reprising his role as Detective Inspector
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The streaming upheaval that initially rocked the U.S. entertainment landscape in 2014-2015 marked the beginning of the ongoing globalization of television. However, it took a while for that tidal wave to wash ashore across the pond, where places like France literally made laws trying to prevent Netflix from
Acorn TV
The psychological reasons behind viewers' love of crime stories and mysteries have been studied since the genre was first introduced in the early Victorian era. It is commonly taken as read that the human desire to see order out of chaos is a major driver, as is the sense
Acorn TV
Acorn TV has become the home of cozy crime series of all sorts. However, unlike the shows on BritBox, it tends to lean into shows that aren't set in the U.K. There are multiple shows where characters solve crimes in New Zealand and Australia, the Republic of
Acorn TV
A Christmas special* for Acorn TV’s The Chelsea Detective? Well, why not? DI Max Arnold (Adrian Scarborough), the genial, sharp-witted detective of the title — short, ginger, dyslexic — is an appealing figure. He’s so law-abiding he makes hand signals from his bike even when no other traffic