Acorn TV
'Summerwater' Is Acorn TV's New Summer Series
Based on the book of the same name by Sarah Moss, 'Summerwater' brings a thriller to Scotland's holiday camping grounds.
Acorn TV
Acorn TV's 'The Crow Girl' Is a Series Worth Crowing About
What happens when you mix Broadchurch, Criminal Record, add a dash of Killing Eve, and a healthy dose of Eve Myles? You get Acorn’s newest crime drama, The Crow Girl, one of the refugee shows from Paramount+'s very short-lived U.K. division. Based on a bestselling Swedish
AMC/AMC+
'The Crow Girl' Flies to Acorn TV in September
It's been over six months since we last heard anything about The Crow Girl, one of the few U.K. series commissioned for the British version of Paramount+ to make it through production without getting canceled, despite the company's near collapse and new ownership. It was
Netflix
The 'My Oxford Year' Trailer Is an American Dream of England
Bridgerton Season 4 has wrapped filming, but Netflix has been adamant that the new season will not arrive until at least 2026, leaving fans with months to wait. Though the ~18-month gap between seasons is relatively the same as between Seasons 2 and 3, that wait didn't feel
The CW
The Great Detective Becomes a Father in the 'Sherlock & Daughter' Trailer
With the arrival of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories in the public domain, it pretty much means anything goes now when it comes to the world of the iconic British detective. Watson is out here trying to tell a Sherlock story in which Holmes is not
The CW
CW Readies the Arrival of 'Sherlock & Daughter'
When Arthur Conan Doyle dreamed up the cocaine-and-heroin-addicted, (and, in modern terms, probably-ace-and-autistic) Sherlock Holmes in the mid-1880s, he had no idea he was launching a detective trope that would dominate the industry. Nor did he ever anticipate how many ways his characters would be spun in the century after
Paramount+
'The Crow Girl' Coughs Up a U.K. Release Date
Paramount stopped being a going concern in the streaming wars sometime in mid-2023 when the attempt to go big or go bust wound up busting the century-old studio. One of the original Hollywood heavyweights, Paramount Studios survived the transition to television in the 1940s and 1950s (hey, listen, RKO did
Paramount+
'The Crow Girl's First Images See Eve Myles on the Hunt for a Killer
Though the future of Paramount+ as a streamer is still somewhat up in the air — its parent company, Paramount Global, is in the process of being acquired by Skydance Media in a deal that will likely go through in early 2025 — that hasn't stopped its international arm from
The CW
'Sherlock & Daughter' Greenlit at CW for 2025
The final day at the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour 2024 was focused on The CW, which has rebranded to simply CW, in some weird attempt to ape ABC, NBC, and CBS, but you know, with one less letter, so far more awkward. While many of the questions in
BritBox
Irvine Welsh's 'Crime' Season 2 Debuts in November
Irvine Welsh is best known in the U.S. as the author of Trainspotting, a series of short stories set in Edinburgh focusing on the heroin epidemic of the early 1990s from the point of view of the addicts. That novel was the basis of the 1996 film, which turned
BritBox
Irvine Welsh's 'Crime' Returns to ITV for Season 2
One of the lesser-known mysteries on BritBox, Crime (known here as Irvine Welsh's Crime), is returning for a second season. The series, developed and written by Trainspotting's Irvine Welsh, with his regular collaborator, journalist-turned-novelist Dean Cavanagh (The Secret Life of The Novel), is a Scottish police