Paul Rudd comedy Living With Yourself will premiere on Netflix UK on Friday October 18th, it has been announced. Additionally, they have released the trailer and key art for the series. Read More
UKTV is adding to their scripted roster. The company's Gold channel has ordered Sandylands, a three-episode comedy series starring Sanjeev Bhaskar (Unforgotten, Porters), Natalie Dew (West End’s Bend It Like Beckham) and David Walliams (The Midnight Gang, The Queen And I). Read More
The twenty-third season of South Park will receive its UK premiere on Comedy Central UK on Friday September 27th at 10pm, it has been announced. Read More
The second season of Impulse will receive its UK premiere on YouTube Premium on Wednesday October 16th, when the complete season will be available to stream for Premium members. Additionally, episodes from the show's second season will be made available for a limited time for free on the Impulse channel on YouTube, with episodes being added weekly from October 16th. Read More
Gemma Arterton (The King’s Man, The Escape) has been set as the lead in Black Narcissus, BBC One's three-part adaptation of Rumer Godden’s novel of the same name. Rounding out the cast is Alessandro Nivola, Aisling Franciosi, Dame Diana Rigg, Jim Broadbent, Gina McKee, Rosie Cavaliero, Patsy Ferran, Karen Bryson, Dipika Kunwar. Read More
Channel 5 has ordered two follow ups to last year's Agatha & The Truth & Murder. The two new feature-length dramas, inspired by the life of Agatha Christie, are Agatha And The Curse Of Ishtar and Agatha And The Death Of X. It is not immediately clear if Ruth Bradley (Humans) will reprise her role as Agatha Christie. Read More
The second season of Britannia will premiere on Sky Atlantic on Thursday November 7th (time-slot TBC), it has been announced. The complete second season will be available on-demand on the same day. Read More
The Feed will premiere on Virgin TV Ultra HD on Monday September 16th at 9pm, it has been announced. From The Walking Dead's Channing Powell, The Feed follows the Hatfield family, famed for Lawrence’s invention of The Feed – a high-tech brain implant which allows people to instantly share thoughts, memories and emotions – and explores the complex and dramatic relationship between the eldest son Tom, his family and the invasive and terrifying technology they’ve sold to the world. Read More
