UK TV Air Dates for US & UK Shows in 2026/2027
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Autumn 2026
The Wizard of Oz: The Series. Picked up for 10 episodes by NBC.
The long-running sitcom about a group of misfit friends returns.
The newest chapter in the NCIS franchise explores Gibbs’ early years to be narrated by flagship series star Mark Harmon.
Northern Irish workplace sitcom following two support workers with very different approaches to caring for their clients, and putting up with each other.
Starring and executive produced by Justin Hartley, based on the bestselling “Colter Shaw” novel series by Jeffery Deaver.
October 2026
New comedy. Moving out is hard… Moving on from your first love is harder.
Veteran police procedural following the Naval Criminal Investigative Service.
A reboot/continuation of the classic show with the original cast returning.
Claudia Winkleman hosts the ultimate reality game of trust and treachery. Let the mind games begin. Now with an added “celebrity” version!
Set against the moody backdrop of New Orleans, “Coven Academy” follows a trio of teenage witches-in-training who are bound by destiny to guard their city against dangerous, ancient forces.
Paul and Ian are back with ten more episodes of the popular comedy panel show.
A revenge thriller starring Catherine Zeta-Jones based on the acclaimed novel by best-selling author Nick Harkaway.
A scandal-soaked legal thriller from George Kay, following two rival London law firms as they battle through the divorce case of the century.
Cosy New Zealand crime drama starring Michala Banas and Brett Tucker as retired Australian detectives whose new life running a seaside motel is interrupted by a suspicious death.
BAFTA winner Lenny Rush (Am I Being Unreasonable?, Doctor Who) is ‘The Reluctant Vampire’ in a brand new supernatural comedy.
Another Yellowstone spin-off. This one sees Luke Grimes reprising his role as Kayce Dutton.
A legal drama about a West London duty solicitor starring David Harewood.
Some people were born on the same day as each other in this drama. The final season will stream on both Prime Video UK AND Disney+ UK.
Park ranger Anna Pigeon left city life after personal tragedy. Now she channels her pain into investigating crimes in national parks.
A bullied and sheltered teenager discovers terrifying telekinetic powers after being thrust into the brutal world of public high school.
A sequel to ‘Young Sheldon’, starring Georgie (Montana Jordan) and Mandy (Emily Osment).
An animated detective comedy starring Jon Hamm.
Luke Evans plays journalist Martin Gilmour, whose decades-long loyalty to charismatic politician Ben Fitzmaurice takes a dark turn when buried secrets resurface at a lavish birthday party.
Jimmy McGovern drama anthology series, with each season set in a prison.
A little-known cartoon… Still going strong, now exclusive to Disney+.
A high-stakes adventure drama starring David Oyelowo as Long John Silver, reimagining Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale as young Jim Hawkins is drawn into a deadly hunt for treasure.
Vision, now in his “White” form, struggles to reconnect with the memories of his past life.
Keri Russell stars as the new US Ambassador to the United Kingdom.
Topical comedy show with Adam Hills, Alex Brooker and Josh Widdicombe.
Sylvester Stallone stars as a New York mafia capo who is exiled by his boss to set up shop in Tulsa, Okla.
In 1971, two Navajo police officers are forced to challenge their own spiritual beliefs as they search for clues in a double murder case.
A chilling prequel to the Friday the 13th franchise, exploring the origins of Pamela Voorhees and the cursed camp that started it all.
Navy SEALS drama starring Chris Pratt based on the best-selling novel by Jack Carr. Dark Wolf is a prequel series.
Procedural drama from Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk about the lives and careers of first responders – cops, paramedics, firefighters.
Three former university friends face eviction, disappointing jobs and chaotic love lives in Leo Reich’s London comedy.
Drama set in the bubble of Silicon Valley, from Jonathan Glatzer (Succession, Better Call Saul, Bad Sisters.)
A retelling of the classic French story about Arsène Lupin, the world-famous gentleman thief and master of disguise.
An ex-convict looking for redemption forms an unlikely crime-solving partnership with a brilliant detective in the beautiful Northumberland countryside.
A spin-off from ‘Blue Bloods’ which follows Donnie Wahlberg’s Danny Reagan as he takes a new job in Boston.
A crime spin-off from CBS’s ‘Fire Country’ starring Morena Baccarin.
A relationship drama written by Danny Brocklehurst (Fool Me Once, Brassic).
An epic new crime drama created by writer Stephen Butchard, set in Liverpool.
Two teams race across an area of the world using any method of transport other than a plane.
Cosy crime comedy-drama starring Sally Lindsay.
Michael C. Hall returns (somehow!) as everyone’s favourite serial killer.
A vampire comedy from the people behind ‘Ghosts US’.
An ex-soldier turned homicide detective is forced back into danger when a cunning serial killer targets his family and town.
The contemporary mystery thriller reimagines the myth of ‘Baba Yaga’ in a small coastal town.
November 2026
Bill’s Included follows middle-aged divorcee Bill Beam (Rob Brydon), who staves off financial ruin by renting his spare rooms to students.
Pioneering documentary maker Philomena Cunk (Diane Morgan) returns with another faux docuseries.
When women are falsely accused online of being a notorious killer’s missing accomplice, their lives spiral into chaos… but could one of them actually be Alice Bell?
Ant & Dec rekindle some careers…
An adaptation of C.J. Skuse’s novel starring Ella Purnell (Yellowjackets, Fallout).
A darkly comedic crime drama starring Ella Lily Hyland & Aidan Gillen, based on the beloved Dublin Trilogy by Caimh McDonnell.
Period drama from Julian Fellowes (Downton Abbey) set in 1880s New York, a period dubbed the “gilded age” as vast amounts of new money exchanged hands and fortunes were made.
Alan and friends return for more clever musings, with host Sandi Toksvig.
From Ryan Murphy. A team of female divorce attorneys leave a male-dominated firm to open their own powerhouse practice.
The newest NCIS universe expansion follows Senior Special Agent Sam Hanna (LL COOL J) as he returns to his hometown, New York City, and partners with a roguish special agent (Scott Caan).
Detective Sergeant Anais Mallory takes up a post in her hometown of Queenstown, but she has a secret agenda: to investigate her sister’s death nearly two years ago.
Created and written by Joe Barton (‘The Lazarus Project’, Giri/Haji’), the series follows Helen (Keira Knightley) who embarks on a passionate affair that endangers her carefully constructed web of subterfuge.
A new Sherlock Holmes series, where he has a daughter, starring David Thewlis.
A spin-off from ‘Death In Paradise‘ set in Australia.
Keeley Hawes stars as a retired assassin whose past catches up with her whilst her son visits (played by Freddie Highmore).
Major Crimes detective Hudson teams up with Rex, a former-K9 German Shepherd.
The series follows the story of teen genius Luke Ellis (Joe Freeman), who is kidnapped and awakens at The Institute, a facility full of children who are all possessed of unusual abilities.
An adaptation of the Jilly Cooper novel starring David Tennant, Aidan Turner, Danny Dyer & more
TV series based in J.R.R. Tolkien’s ‘Lord of the Rings’ universe set in the Second Age of Middle-earth.
A gripping 2026 thriller where sisters Charlotte and Samantha Quinn confront buried trauma after a new crime reopens scars from a brutal attack twenty years earlier.
Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan star in a European heist thriller told across the 12 months before a robbery, the 12 hours of the heist itself, and the 12 days that follow.
Go behind the walls of Charleston, South Carolina’s most aristocratic families and discover a world of exclusivity, money and scandal that goes back generations.
Series based on Disney Hyperion’s best-selling book series by award-winning author Rick Riordan.
The saga of a team of wildly talented high school girls soccer players who become the (un)lucky survivors of a plane crash deep in the remote northern wilderness.
A live-action series, exec produced by Ridley Scott, based on the films and original Philip K. Dick novel.
Sophie trades city life for East Texas and falls into a wealthy socialite’s magnetic orbit, where a clique of housewives hide deadly secrets.
December 2026
Prequel to ‘Call the Midwife’ set in Poplar during World War Two, following younger versions of Sister Monica Joan, Sister Julienne and Sister Evangelina.
Benjamin Wainwright stars as Jules Maigret in a contemporary adaptation of Georges Simenon’s beloved novels.
Greg Davies writes and stars in a comedy about a crime scene cleaner.
Peter Capaldi and Jessica Raine star in this gripping psychological thriller.
Series based on the bestselling novel by Carl Hiaasen.
Emma Corrin and Jack Lowden star in Dolly Alderton’s modern yet faithful Netflix adaptation of Jane Austen’s timeless tale of love, wit, and social class.
Three strangers (played by Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez) who share an obsession with true crime and suddenly find themselves wrapped up in one.
German YA series based on Mona Kasten’s bestselling book trilogy.
A spin-off from ”Tulsa King’, starring Samuel L. Jackson. Was called Nola King, but they moved the location to Frisco, TX.
Dramedy starring Lily Collins about Emily, a driven twenty-something from the Midwest who moves to Paris for an unexpected job opportunity.
A tv series based on the popular ‘Harry Potter’ novels.
Winter 2026
A procedural drama starring Peter Krause and Hope Davis as part of a family of law enforcement agents drawn into a deadly conspiracy.
Scripted limited series exploring the murder of 6-year-old JonBenét Ramsey and the media storm, investigation, speculation and grief which followed.
Michael Winterbottom brings the BAFTA Award-nominated ‘The Trip’ series to Sky, reuniting Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon on a culinary coast-to-coast odyssey.
Early 2027
Workplace comedy set in a Philadelphia public school.
Charlie Brooker’s crime thriller comedy follows a troubled detective hunting a serial killer in London.
New BBC legal drama following the messy professional and personal lives of a group of young Glasgow lawyers.
A new show from Dick Wolf chronicling the inner workings of the New York office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Kaitlin Olson stars as a single mom with an exceptional mind, whose unconventional knack for solving crimes teams her with a by-the-book seasoned detective.
The original daddy series is returning once more.
Nathan Fillion stars as the oldest rookie in the LAPD.
January 2027
More light-hearted murder investigation in the Caribbean.
Mark Williams stars as the crime-solving priest.
Adapted from The Grantchester Mysteries novels by James Runcie, the series stars Robson Green returning as DI Geordie Keating.
A new medical drama starring Noah Wyle.
BBC drama set in a British secondary school returns.
Hugh Laurie stars in this crime thriller from creator, writer and showrunner George Kay (‘Hijack’, ‘Lupin’).
A new animated ‘Spider-man’ series.
Mayor of Kingstown follows the McLusky family – power brokers in Kingstown, Michigan where the business of incarceration is the only thriving industry.
A new series from ‘Vikings’ creator Michael Hirst about Erik Bloodaxe.
Rosario Dawson returns to the role of Ahsoka Tano, former Jedi Padawan to Anakin Skywalker, in her own series.
An adaptation of William Gibson’s multi-award-winning sci-fi novel.
February 2027
A new anime adaptation of Eiichiro Oda’s pirate manga, reimagining Luffy’s East Blue beginnings with WIT Studio.
Comedy starring Will Sharpe and Ayo Edebiri as two ex-child prodigies navigating their early 30s.
A struggling Cleveland Browns coach gets one last chance to save his job when his own son becomes the team’s new quarterback, while the franchise’s owners face a family power struggle.
March 2027
The series will follow the adventures of a new class of Starfleet cadets as they come of age in one of the most legendary places in the galaxy.
Spring 2027
Two hockey stars fall into a secret romance that spans years as they chase glory and wrestle with love.
July 2027
Drama about a group living in an underground Silo, based on Hugh Howey’s New York Times bestselling trilogy of dystopian novels.
September 2027
The Primetime Emmy Awards, coming to Sky Max.
October 2027
A live-action zombie horror drama which sees Riverdale overrun by the undead after a supernatural spell goes disastrously wrong.
Animated series which re-imagines the Marvel universe with zombies returns with three specials.
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A Teaser Trailer for Wentworth Prison TV Series Spinoff called Wentworth: Halfway Home was released by Binge today. Fremantle will be shopping the show internationally. They have cast 9 new characters including Sara West who was part of The Varga-Murphys on Neighbours: The Next Chapter between from September 2023 to December 2025 that aired on Amazon Freevee/Prime Video.
Info from Binge Official Facebook Page.
Law and Order SVU starts tonight on 5USA. Double bills every night from series 1
Hudson & Rex – The rest of series 8 Finally!
On U & Albi, starting again with
Series 8 Ep9 – All the Wrong Moves
Sun 8th Nov showing on Virgin EPG at 8pm
Teaser trailer for The Trip to the Northern Lights during SNL UK tonight, with a “Coming Soon.” Maybe a Christmas release?
I’d presume so ,
NCIS: New York is on Paramount+ UK from 4th November, is advertised on the app when something is on pause
NCIS: Origins may well be the same date ?
Cupertino hasn’t even shown up on Paramount+ Australia yet so not sure when that will be , looks like CBS are testing a move to Sunday , with episode 6 premiering on Sunday next month.
Does that mean we can assume season 3 of Origins and hope that we might get NCIS season 24 then too?
That is what I wondered.
Costume Drama The Forsytes Series 2 Box Set is now streaming on for free on 5 App.
Info from 5 App.
Is it me or is that quite an unusual release pattern. I know we’re now used to linear channels releasing all episodes of a big drama up front but it’s usually on the day the first episode airs whereas I’ve not seen any info. about a linear premiere date for The Forsytes at all (other than the US one which is March next year).
Hunting Alice Bell on Channel 4 from 11th November
Cold War thriller Honey on BBC iPlayer & BBC One from 14th November
Season 18 of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia will Premiere on Netflix UK on November 1st
Info from Netflix UK and Ireland Facebook Page
To note, it isn’t available on the Netflix ad tier
I see that Mob City has recently popped up on Paramount. Given it was produced and likely distributed by TNT, could this be the first signs of the SkyDance ownership of Warner Brothers Discovery content?
NBC Crime Drama Line of Fire gets extra 8 Episodes in Season 1. 18 Episodes in Total.
Info from Deadline.com
I think you mean 5 episodes, it’s episode order was originally 13.
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Voyage to the bottom of the sea reboot finally happening paramount plus behind the reboot staring daisy ridley details hear https://deadline.com/2026/10/daisy-ridley-voyage-to-the-bottom-of-the-sea-tv-series-1237169669/
Carrie renewed for 2nd season by Prime Video
Quite enjoyed first season
2nd run series/older series added to ITVX soon
Last King Of The Cross S1 and S2 (Cineflix) – 1st November
Malice (Amazon MGM Studios) – 15th November
Hostages (Warner Bros) – 22nd November
Why do these shows go straight to itvx instead of being shown on itv
Because the idiots at ITV think viewers prefer to watch shows on the ITVX app first thus starving the network channels of any decent shows. Fingers crossed when Sky the takeover ITV network channels they will make improvements to the channels and to the apps yes digital TV is coming but linear broadcast tv still has a future despite what the idiots at ITV think they’ll be gone after the takeover.
They ain’t buying ITV primarily for declining linear TV , it’s for free ITVX ad supported platform, which will move to the NBC Universal technology platform.
ITVX has over 16.4m monthly active users and rising.
For ad supported streaming, Peacock is a lot better then ITVX. Peacock has a countdown timer so you can see how long the ad break is. The timer is for the entire ad break.
I much prefer to watch shows on itv rather than the itvx app, there is such a lack of decent shows on itv at the moment that it would make sense to show any new shows on itv rather than dumping them on itvx. Roll on the takeover by Sky.
2nd run series, don’t expect NBC Universal owned Sky to be any different,
ITVX is the main driver in all of this…
ITV Dramas are still shown on ITV1, 2nd run series are not, I don’t see Sky being any different.
ITV is hoping that you will pay for an ad-free subscription.
Episode 1 of thre latest seasons of 911 and 911 Nashville have appeared on Disney+
What an odd day for it be added. Not that I am complaining too much since it was a longer wait last year for 9-1-1 .
From memory last few seasons have been Fridays, wonder why the change to Thursdays? Though granted when they 9-1-1 started on Disney it was originally Wednesdays if I am not mistaken.
Still not sure why they can’t just add it the morning after being aired on ABC.
Hudson & Rex returns with episode 9 on 8th November on Alibi
Series 3 of Return to Paradise will Premiere on BBC One on Friday November 6th
Info from Return to Paradise Facebook Page
Today (21st) season 4 was confirmed in the ABC Upfronts announcement.
Source: Various, including Wikipedia.
Update The Time slot has been announced and it will be a Double Bill at 7:30pm
Info from BBC One Schedule
American Horror Story has been Renewed for a 14th Season by FX.
Info from Deadline.com
BBC Crime Drama The City is Ours has been Renewed for a 3rd Series by BBC ONE & BBC iPlayer.
Info from Deadline.com
What ? Really ? That’s crazy. Series 2 might be a flop like The Responder was. I’m definitely not complaining because I loved the first series but it’s a bit too soon I think.
Maybe something big happens in Series 2 that will shock The viewers or BBC Might of took Catchup TV Views from The BBC iPlayer into account. Im hoping The BBC Renews Blue Lights as well but no news as of yet.
It’s episodes 1 to 3 of season 2 of Sheriff Country on 24th October on Paramount+ UK then weekly
Same with Boston Blue
I’d guess Eternally Yours is episodes 1-4 on the 30th
There’s actually no need to drop 1-3. By only dropping 1 episode per week would mean that there would be There would be 2 epidotes to watch when the US is on the winter break.
It is slightly surprising, i’d guess they will be doing similar for NCIS: Origins and NCIS: New York on a Wednesday soon.
But don’t watch NCIS: Origins until we have access to NCIS. There is some crossover between the two shows. You can watch episode 1 of Origins, but not episode 2.
It also begs the question why didn’t they just continue straight onto the newer seasons if they plan to drop the 3 episodes?
Given NCIS Origins last year followed the US dates (day after) then at least we are getting the network shows almost at US time.
I don’t get that either
Justwatch lists 3 episodes of NCIS: New York as being available on Paramount+ UK , it isn’t currently.
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I’ve just started episode 1 of Crystal Lake. Has it purposely been shot like this where the picture doesn’t fill the entire screen?
I can’t comment on your aspect ratio issue as I have not started it yet I’m more annoyed that the UHD is not available yet it’s infuriating
I recorded episode 1 at 2am and had the same issue. I deleted it and downloaded it instead and got a normal widescreen ratio.
Oh right so it was a mess up with the 2am showing. Can’t believe they did that to be honest and that I watched the entire episode like that.
9pm showing is the same , showing in the wrong aspect ratio not once but twice….
Wasn’t watching it but just noticed it was on. Wrong aspect ratio.
The On Demand version has the correct aspect ratio and properly fills the screen except for the top/bottom black bars. This is correct. I watched in 4K/Dolby Vision on Peacock.
All four seasons of Hallmark Channel’s time travel drama The Way Home are now on ITVX – added yesterday (12/10).
I also recently stumbled on the official Who Do You think You Are? youtube channel – which as well as having a selection of older UK & US episodes not currently on iplayer also includes a selection of episodes from the Australian series – which as far as I know is a UK premiere. They seem to add “new” episodes regularly – though they also seem to have uploaded certain episodes multiple times. There’s also a US based channel (Who Do You Think You Are? Full Episodes) which often seems to upload newer episodes BEFORE the official UK one. Some of the Australian episodes involving people I’ve personally heard of include: Tina Arena, Adam Hills, Geoffrey Rush, Toni Collette, Delta Goodrem, Rachel Griffiths, Natalie Imbruglia, Kat Stewart, Malcolm Turnbull, Barry Humphries & Matt Nable.
Finally – not a UK premiere at all but something else I didn’t know existed until recently is yet another Amazon add-on channel. This one – Sony Pictures Core – has a decent amount of older TV thrown in with its film offerings. These include Bewitched, Married… with Children, Starsky & Hutch, Charlie’s Angels, Newsradio, The Nanny & Fantasy Island (S1-5) as well as slightly newer stuff like Future Man, Timeless, Counterpart, Deadly Class & Chapelwaite. I think it’s a fairly new channel – which I only noticed existed due to seeing it on justwatch – so might still be adding content. For example it flags up Mad About You on its home page but so far only seems to have seasons 2 & 3 & the odd episodes of seasons 1 to 4.
Also spotted The Shield on Sony Pictures Core
Sony does retain the rights to series they produce for Streamers, The Wheel Of Time is available and airing on Virgin TV Ultra HD from season 1….
The F Ward is on Channel 4 from 31st October , it’s been renewed for 2nd season by Stan in Australia
I have the old sky+ still and tulsa king season 4 and treasure island are not on the paramount plus list of shows but mobland season 2 and the new south park are there so they must still be updating it, does anyone know why?
Do you have a proper subscription to Paramount+? If so, just run your TV’s app.
I have the full sky package, so i get paramount plus free.
You can still log into the app with the Sky subscription outside of Sky+ (if you have access to apps on your TV, or you could get a Fire or Google stick fairly cheaply).
How do you do this, what do you enter as password or user id? thanks
Ah… Sorry. I was wrong… With Sky Q, Sky Glass, or Sky Stream, you get the password/id as part of the setup, which means you can log into the app separately from the Sky platform. It looks like Sky+ does not give you that and just dumps some of the content onto Sky+… Which sucks…
I feel like honestly Sky should manage Law & Order: Special Victims Unit a lot better if they have more access to their rights with it:
Sky has been airing it since Season 21 (2019)
I would favour a combination of:
Keeping Seasons 21–27 available on demand.
Continuing older-season reruns on Sky.
Providing longer on-demand availability windows.
Making recordings and expiry dates clearer.
That would let Sky maintain its new-season premieres while giving long-term viewers a better way to follow the show’s history.
The real issue isn’t that Sky never shows older SVU episodes. It’s that access to those episodes is temporary and dependent on scheduling. For a series that’s been running since 1999, a more substantial on-demand library would make a lot of sense.
We all wish that would happen but it doesn’t. We also don’t post about it all the time!! It is what it is. We are not the US, we take what our channels decide to buy and show. Please stop repeating all your posts.
Hopefully they become more aligned after the official NBC Universal spin off , although Sky removed the reference about being owned by Comcast Corporation from their press releases from 24th September, it seemed they often operated mostly as separate entities within Comcast.
It was no coincidence that was announced just 1 week before the ITV Media & Entertainment deal (subject to regulatory approval)
It has been announced that ITVX has acquired all 7 seasons of Once upon a Time. Does anyone know when it be available?
ITV have a deal with Disney in which they will do a taste off. Surprised all 7 seasons are being added considering they are on Disney+ as well.
Isn’t part of the taste of Disney+ dsal , it’s a separate acquisition,
Eternally Yours is on Paramount+ UK from 30th October (shows as an ad on the app when something is on pause)
Another sign they have changed their UK Strategy in regard to first run CBS series they fully own.
Paramount+ Canada date was Thursday 15th October same as Cupertino….so I wonder if that might not be far behind.
Last night I watched Treasure Island I really liked it looking forward to the next episodes.
I have read that the HBO Max app might be shutting down and the content from the app will be moving on the Paramount+ app not sure if this is true or not.
It requires a lot of work,
Next summer would be the best time to do it the UK
Paramount+ has Champions League from August 2027 (aside from Tuesday first pick which Prime has), Skydance now owns TNT Sports….
Sort of… They are going to merge Paramount+ and HBO Max at some point, but they haven’t put a timeline on it. It’s not clear if it’s going to be named something else (Paramount Max? HBO Paramount+? ParaMax HBO? anyone… :D). They’ve talked about selling bundle deals before then for both services.
In the UK (and some other countries), there’s also things like sorting out the rights with Sky as they have separate deals in place for both apps, so those contracts will need to be changed when they merge the apps. So it’s not as straightforward as just moving all the content. It’s going to take a while.
Skydance+ ?
Paramount+ would be the better name
In the short term a bundle available for direct billed subscribers, is more likely in the short term , I wonder if one will be launched around black Friday or Christmas.
Reports the plan is that HBO will be a sub brand within the larger service.
They don’t mention Discovery+ , but i don’t see that surviving, It’s only in like 5 countries outside the US for new subscribers and free to watch tier is available in the UK on non Sky devices, it’s aimed that those that don’t have Pay TV.
That’s going to be a bit of a nightmare when/if it happens. I have HBO Max and Discovery+ through Sky and Paramount+ directly. Hopefully Sky will offer the combined service and I can just unsubscribe from Paramount+…
Disney+ banner says NCIS new episodes Thursday! Does that mean we’ll get it this week, i hope!
I’m not seeing that on my app.
Is it still there?
Yeah not seeing on the app’s banner, you’re right but I do see it when using Disney+ app on TV.
Probably an error.
I hope they’re not expecting us to have binged 20 episodes in a week or two, before starting the next season!
Although 16 days after it premiered in the US (which factors in 2 weeks worth of breaks in the US by December) would be just 1 day more than Sheriff Country and Boston Blue on Paramount+, who have NCIS Origins season 3 to premiere and in all likelihood NCIS New York.
Fair enough!
I prefer to view at a more leisurely pace.
Wishful thinking probably – but I wonder if Disney+ & Paramount+ might have actually gotten together to coordinate the releases of NCIS & NCIS: Origins given there seems to be some significant crossover between the two in the coming seasons.
lol that’s exactly what I did with season 23 NCIS
In Disney+ on my TV app, under Coming Soon, NCIS is listed. But it’s listed under Newly Added because season 23 was added recently enough.
However, 9-1-1 and 9-1-1: Nashville are listed as coming soon.
I didn’t see the new episode Thursday thing either.
If NCIS Season 24 is coming to Disney+ soon, It should be in January 2027.
The Sheriff Country/Fire Country crossover is as follows.
Sheriff Country Season 2, Episode 5 (“No Way In”)
Fire Country Season 5, Episode 5 (“No Way Out”)
I honestly would have preferred if Sheriff Country was picked by Sky Witness & NOW,
It would make the crossovers make easier to access,
I could watch one part on the crossover on Fire Country on Sky
Which season 2 wouldn’t have premiered until next summer
If anything Fire Country Season 5 should premiere on Paramount+ instead
Paramount Skydance as it was called before the acquisition of WBD isn’t really obliged to sell first run CBS Studios Series specifically elsewhere , they can simply go down the ABC/Disney route , may well end up seeing more Warner Bros series on CBS, Cold Case reboot would be the obvious one , which was planned 2 years ago but fell apart 2 years ago over streaming rights.
I disagree as Sky need to focus on the content owned by Comcast which is vast, it would instantly and dramatically increase the overall content on Sky. Plus it would remove the stupid fragmentation it has with the Law & Orders franchise and Chicago boxset
For several weeks specifically since 24th September, Sky UK press releases don’t reference they are owned by Comcast under “About Sky”, it only appears under 2 for “Sky Ireland” so presumably forgot to remove it for those 2.
I do wonder if Sky is now within the NBC Universal umbrella ahead of the official spin off by June.
I just can’t be bothered anymore with these shows getting a spin off and getting a crossover. Had this problem with the One Chicago years ago. Not gonna bother with Sheriff Country and I’ve spotted watching Fire Country.
Your loss. Sheriff Country and Fire Country are good shows.
9-1-1 season 10 episode 1 is just OMG! It is so good.
9-1-1 season 10 available in Canada, but not in the UK. We got Greys the day after the US today, so what’s stopping Disney from doing the same with 9-1-1?
Probably could ask the same question about Paramount+ Australia and NCIS Origins & New York (along with NCIS season 24)
Well yeah, considering Paramount did a last minute deal with Disney to get season 23 added, instead of adding it to their own service. Plus since season 2 of Origins was the day after the US and now they pull this stunt with no word of when it will be released.
Apparently the end of NCIS Origins season 3 episode 2 reveals something you won’t know if you haven’t seen the NCIS season 24 premiere…
A co sharing deal for the original NCIS would make more sense
Well that’s going to difficult then considering NCIS season 24 hasn’t aired in UK, neither has Origins season 3
That reveal was already known even before NCIS 24 was aired. But having see all the NCIS currently airing, I can say that it looks good. I think you’ll like where NCIS and NCIS: Origins is going.
And the show Cupertino is good. If you like Evil, you’ll like Cupertino.
Another new show that’s quite good is Line of Duty.
Cupertino is also on HBO Max in 6 South East Asia countries, no sign of it even on Paramount+ Australia yet, although I do wonder if might end up becoming a streaming exclusive after season 1.
On Pluto TV in the US, you can watch Cupertino, Elsbeth, Eternally Yours, Sheriff Country, Boston Blue, NCIS: New York, Marshals, Tracker, Fire Country, NCIS, NCIS: Origins, CIA, FBI, and Ghosts. All the current seasons.
Pluto TV is free, You just need a VPN.
Only up to 4 most recent episodes though, anyone guess when Elsbeth season 3 and 4 premiere in the UK.
But at least you get to watch the current seasons on Pluto TV even if they only have the 4 most recent episodes. All you need is a VPN and it’s all free. I looked at some of the shows and episode 1 is there. So I think episode 2 should land probably this week. This is the easiest way to watch some of the CBS shows that are not here on Paramount+.
I’m sure it’s gonna be added in the next few weeks. My guess is at the end of the month
I hope so
I watched 9-1-1 and 9-1-1: Nashville on Disney+ AU.
Is series 2 of the lowdown on Disney + ? Unless I’m going blind I can’t see it anywhere, thought it was releasing 14th October
I thought it was 15th , 14th is not possible since it airs weekly on FX on Wednesdays 9pm US Eastern time
Since it’s airing weekly rather than all at once, maybe it will be released all at once at the end of the November.
Humm… It was supposed to be… Wonder if that’s an error or if they’ve moved it for some reason.
Friends is coming back to Channel 4 as the Broadcaster has pick up all 10 seasons for Channel 4 Streaming and E4 with a Premiere Date of January 2027. (Streaming Rights will stay with HBO Max)
Info from Deadline
The same reason Six Feet Under was added last Saturday to Channel 4 I suspect.
So will Comedy Central still show Friends with it back on E4?
I have also notice That True Blood has popped up on Prime Video in The United Kingdom.
So has a few others.
US Comedy Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed has been Renewed for a 2nd Season by Apple TV.
Info from Deadline.com
I’d say comic thriller rather than a comedy
Series 5 of The Madame Blanc Mysteries will Premiere on 5 on Thursday October 29th
Info from TVZone X Account
Channel 5 Boss Ben Frow is leaving Channel 5 next Summer 2027. The guy that cancelled Big Brother in 2018 and Neighbours in 2022. Channel 5 is owned by Skydance the company that brought Warner Bros.
Info from Deadline.com
Wasn’t just Channel 5 , was Chief Content Officer for wider Paramount Channels and Paramount+ UK aswell.
Their is some reorganization of Skydance international happening across linear and Streaming already happening
https://deadline.com/2026/10/skydance-tv-george-cheeks-jb-perrette-responsibilities-1237147315/
I assume the replacement will cover 5, Paramount & WBD channels, the combination of Paramount+UK /Discovery+/HBO Max UK which will get merged.
One suspects you will see Discovery series appear on 5 Streaming.
Massive loss for Channel 5. He has done an incredible job.
You obovouisly like Yorkshire and Air Fryers 😂😂😂😂😂
HBO Lena Dunham US Comedy Girls has been revived by HBO. With original cast returning.
Info from Deadline.com
Waterloo Road will return for a Brand New Series in January 2027 on BBC ONE & BBC iPlayer.
Info from Digitalspy.com
BBC One has Renewed The Split Up for a 2nd Series
Info from TVZone
The X Files Reboot Has Been Picked up by Hulu.
Info from Deadline.com
Just saw the trailer for Baywatch and I was back in the 90s again. I hope it’s a good like Hawaii 50 was.
It’s been confirmed for “Sky” in January.
https://skygroup.sky/en-gb/article/same-beach-new-era-the-official-baywatch-trailer-has-landed-bringing-winter-sun-to-sky-now-in-january-2027
Looks like a possibility Line Of Fire will end up with 18 episodes
https://deadline.com/2026/10/nbc-peacock-scripted-strategy-liza-katz-interview-newlyweds-1237153816/
season 38 of the Simpsons is now on Disney plus
disney plus uk*
Doc Season 3 is suspected November or December 2026 on Sky Witness and NOW TV
https://www.tomsguide.com/entertainment/streaming/how-to-watch-doc-season-3-online
The Rookie Season 9 & The Rookie: North Season 1 will premiere on Wednesday 6th January on Hulu and ABC
Not sure when it will come to Sky Witness and NOW. Sky will have to acquire the rights to the spinoff firstly, depends if gets renewed for Season 2.
Assuming Lionsgate are actually selling it internationally and Disney+ doesn’t have international rights with the Hulu integration, I’ve only specifically seen The Interrogator being mentioned as Lionsgate are selling (it’s screened tomorrow at MIPCOM), most likely you will know in January.
Sky hasn’t acquired a new first run Lionsgate Television series in a long time, so will see if that changes…
Does Sky have all episodes of the newer seasons that is, of Law & Order: SVU S28, One Chicago (Med S12, Fire S15, P.D S14), Fire Country S5, FBI S9, and CIA S2,
The graphics have updated for some of them. Especially on the NOW website
Well no since they still haven’t fully the previous seasons of some of those.
I don’t think the graphics updating in Now case means anything, unlike with Paramount+
Sky has the season 4 poster of Elsbeth even though they haven’t aired anything beyond season 2 and Sky has no plans to, Virgin has the season 4 poster aswell.
May get the answer if Cupertino premieres on Paramount+ (which would partly explain why Evil 1-3 were added in August) , Cupertino premiered on HBO Max in South East Asia countries on Friday.
When are 9-1-1 and 9-1-1: Nashville returning to Disney+? They start on 15th October in the US so maybe a few weeks after that…30th possibly?
There are now in the new seasons coming soon section , so either on 16th or soon after I suspect.
I agree. Considering Greys Anatomy is now around the same time as the US, plus other shows like American Dad getting their last 2 episodes dropped the day after airing on Fox. It seems like they have finally properly upped their game.
Still don’t why the main Law & Order series isn’t on Sky Witness like SVU, instead it’s on 5USA for UK.
The best thing about 5USA is that it’s free to air I like to watch because it has the shows I liked to watch on Sky Witness they’re now free to watch so I’m not complaining.
Now that the merger with Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery is nearing it’s completion which I am pleased about. I have a question I’ve heard online talk that Paramount+ and HBO Max apps are going to merge and become one. In the UK will this be at extra cost to subscribers? Sort of like Amazon Prime Video with their MGM content there will be extra cost to watch HBO Max content on Paramount+?
Nothing about pricing has been mentioned
https://deadline.com/2026/10/hbo-max-paramount-streaming-merger-david-ellison-1237148535/
Only there will be a short term bundling phase
I would like to join
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