PBS
‘Marble Hall Murders’ Trailer Introduces a Brand New Author
'Marble Hall Murders' releases its first teaser for the third and final installment of the Susan Ryeland trilogy.
Acorn TV
'The Feud on Shelbury Drive' Trailer Constructs Fear Close to Home
The trailer for 'The Feud on Shelbury Drive' reminds us all that home renovations are not for the faint of heart.
PBS
'Our House' is a Very-Very-Very Fine House, But a Not-So-Good Series
Based on the 2018 Sunday Times bestseller novel of the same name by Louise Candlish, Our House was adapted by Simon Ashdown (Eastenders) and directed by Sheree Folkson (Bridgerton) for Red Planet Pictures/ITV back in 2022. The four-episode show originally debuted on PBS Passport for members in May
Our House
'Our House' To Air On PBS In August
The title Our House for a certain generation will conjure up either 1960s sitcoms or old MTV videos and new wave Madness, but here in 2023, it's not in the middle of our street, but on PBS. The ITV "real estate thriller" series, based on Louise
Peacock
Peacock's New Series 'Those About To Die' Has A Killer Cast
Period pieces, especially those set in Roman and Greek antiquity, tend to lean hard into British culture instead of knowing what those cultures were genuinely like. From I Claudius to Alexander The Great, sword and sandal shows and movies are angled to Anglophiles, including current shows like Domina on MGM+
The Drowning
Acorn TV's 'The Drowning' is a Melodramatic Wash-Out
The Drowning is a four-part drama currently available on AcornTV and Sundance Now. It originally aired on BBC’s Channel 5 and its cast is full of familiar faces, including Jill Halfpenny and Rupert Penry-Jones. Written by Tim Dynevor, Francesca Brill, and Luke Watson, and directed by Carolina
The Drowning
Thriller Miniseries 'The Drowning' Coming to Acorn TV and Sundance Now
Hit identity thriller The Drowning comes to America on not one but two streaming platforms this week. The drama will debut in full on Thursday, May 6 in a simultaneous premiere on streaming services Acorn TV and Sundance Now. The series aired in the U.K. earlier this year and