Coming to Sky and NOW in the UK in February 2026

February may be a short month, but Sky and NOW are packing it out with returning US favourites, brand new UK originals, and a hefty slate of films landing on Sky Cinema.

From Danny Dyer going all-in on the great British caravan holiday, to major new seasons of The Rookie, FBI and Watson, plus big-screen dinosaurs and dragons arriving on Sky Cinema, there is plenty to keep the remote busy this month.

‘The Dyers’ Caravan Park’

Danny Dyer and daughter Dani take on a very different challenge in this new Sky Original series, as they invest in and attempt to run a UK holiday caravan park.

Fuelled by childhood nostalgia and big business ambition, the pair dive headfirst into the £7 billion holiday park industry, aiming to recreate Danny’s misty-eyed memories of classic British breaks. Reality soon bites though, as they battle dodgy plumbing, demanding punters, rogue acts, and the small matter of actually running the place. With a colourful cast of real-life characters, it promises to be warm, chaotic, and very Dyer.

‘The Rookie‘ Season 8

John Nolan and the LAPD team return for a brand new season of The Rookie, facing fresh challenges, explosive action, and cases that stretch well beyond Los Angeles. Expect high-stakes investigations, shifting alliances, and the sort of large-scale storytelling the show has increasingly leaned into in recent years.

‘FBI‘ Season 8

Dick Wolf’s fast-paced procedural is back with a dark new opening case. When a routine investigation uncovers the disappearance of a federal judge, the team is drawn into a crumbling, lawless enclave on the edge of the city. As ever, the series blends procedural urgency with broader questions of power and authority.

‘Watson‘ Season 2

Watson returns with a deeply personal mystery, as Mary’s mother is hospitalised after accidentally poisoning herself while suffering from a rapidly progressing and seemingly impossible form of dementia. The stakes rise further when Sherlock Holmes, presumed dead, suddenly resurfaces, played once again by Robert Carlyle (Trainspotting).

‘Voices of the Valleys’

This documentary series follows three Welsh male voice choirs and their charismatic conductors as they prepare for major moments in their choral calendars. From intense competitions to performances in front of tens of thousands, the series explores the pride, pressure, and passion behind one of Wales’ most cherished traditions.

‘Last Week Tonight with John Oliver‘ Season 13

John Oliver returns with a new run of his sharp, meticulously researched satirical series, tackling US and global politics, social issues, and the lesser-reported stories lurking beneath the headlines.

Coming to Sky Cinema in February 2026

‘How to Train Your Dragon’

The beloved animated classic gets a live-action reimagining. On the isle of Berk, inventive outsider Hiccup forges an unlikely bond with Toothless, a feared Night Fury dragon, challenging centuries of Viking tradition and redefining the relationship between humans and dragons.

‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’

Set five years after Jurassic World Dominion, the planet has become largely inhospitable to dinosaurs, with the last surviving creatures confined to isolated equatorial zones. When three colossal dinosaurs are discovered to hold the key to a life-saving drug, a dangerous mission begins that once again puts humanity face-to-face with nature’s most fearsome creations.

‘M3GAN 2.0’

Two years after M3GAN’s murderous rampage, her creator Gemma has reinvented herself as an outspoken advocate for A.I. regulation. Unfortunately, the technology behind M3GAN has fallen into the wrong hands, leading to the creation of a military-grade infiltration weapon that is becoming dangerously self-aware.

‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’

A new take on the slasher classic sees five friends haunted by a deadly secret they thought they had buried. When someone begins stalking them a year later, they turn to survivors of the infamous 1997 Southport Massacre for answers.

‘Bone Lake’

A romantic lakeside getaway descends into a seductive nightmare when two couples are forced to share a secluded mansion. Sex, lies, and manipulation collide in this darkly comic horror thriller.

‘One More Shot’

On New Year’s Eve 1999, Minnie discovers a bottle of time-travelling tequila. Each shot sends her back to the start of the night, giving her a limited number of chances to fix her mistakes, win back her old flame, and change the course of her millennium.

February also brings themed collections on Sky On Demand, including a Valentine’s-focused Sky Cinema pop-up channel, plus a deep dive into Danny Dyer’s back catalogue for those wanting even more Dyer on their screen.

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