UK Air Dates for US & UK Shows in 2017

Series by Showtime starring Dominic West about, as the title suggests, an affair!

Horror anthology series from Syfy, airing on 5star in the UK.

Seth McFarlane’s cartoon about the Smith family.

The excellent James Spader returns as Raymond ‘Red’ Reddington for a new season of Blacklisty goodness (or badness… yep, probably badness if Red is involved)… We’ve put it in Autumn for now, but it may come later to remove some for the US scheduling gaps.

Charlie Brooker’s futuristic satire has moved to Netflix…

Each week Micky Flanagan’s Detours will see Micky delve into the past and the present with episodes focusing on a variety of diverse subjects.

Stephen Mangan, Tamsin Greig and Matt LeBlanc return for the final 5th season of this brilliant comedy.

Sullivan Stapleton stars in this crime drama centring on a woman with tattoos of crimes needing to be solved.

The long running medical show is still going.

A 3rd and final series will air in 2017.

Mockumentary based in the border security office of fictional Northend Airport. Series 2 will premiere online via My5 on 19 October 2017 before coming to broadcast TV.

Andrew Dice Clay off of the 80’s returns in a new comedy about a washed up 80’s comedian trying to make it big again.

A well-heeled young teacher is posted to a small Canadian mining town in the 19th century.

After a 5 year break, Larry David’s ground-breaking comedy show returns.

Tom Ellis stars in this DC adaptation as the Prince of Hell who moves to Los Angeles. Should return the day after the US on Amazon Prime.

Another programme about zombies, this time from the people behind Eureka. Airs on SyFy in the US, and on Sky’s Pick TV here.

Brilliant Netflix Original drama about a socialite who ends up incarcerated in a women’s prison.

A high school becomes a battleground in a new comedy from HBO, as two vice principals lock horns over control of the halls.

With inspiration drawn from the Outer Limits and a little more comedic in tone than the UK’s Black Mirror, this Sci-fi anthology explores the darker side of cutting edge online technology. Narrated by Mr Skywalker himself, Mark Hamill.

America’s biggest comedy returns.

Josh Widdicombe, the ginger-haired young man often found on comedy panel shows, gets his own show starring as Josh.

Your weekly look at the best gadgets on the market.

A reboot of the classic Ronnie Barker sitcom.

The very long running crime drama returns to Universal.

New X-Men based tv series from Bryan Singer, starring Stephen Moyer and Amy Acker as parents who have to take their family on the run after they discover their children have mutant abilities.

First TV drama from ‘Boyz n the Hood’ director John Singleton, about the 80’s cocaine epidemic in NYC.

New comedy by Daniel Lawrence Taylor (‘Cockroaches’, ‘Uncle’) about a struggling four-piece South London jazz band who travel back in time to the 1920’s via a urine-sodden lift in a dilapidated block of flats.

A reality show where a group of people have to stay undetected from modern surveillance, living “off the Grid”.

Michelle Keegan takes over the lead role in the BBC’s army drama.

Once Upon A Time is back in the UK on Netflix

Inspired by remarkable true stories this is a Canadian WW2 drama about espionage and covert operations agents trained at Camp X.

TV series based on the William Blatty’s original 1971 novel and the classic 1973 movie.

Greg Berlanti’s rather darker take on Archie Comics returns!

James Buckley (The Inbetweeners) stars as Brian, an online data marketing assistant who gets transported to a parallel world full of warriors, soothsayers and wizards!

Stars Rami Malek (Ahkmenrah in Night at the Museum, The Pacific) as young hacker and security technician Elliot Alderson and Christian Slater as Mr. Robot, a digital anarchist who recruits him to his hacker group. Premieres on Amazon in the UK (Season 3 due in October 2017), with linear broadcast on Universal channel.

The classic 80’s soap about the feuding Carrington and Colby families is rebooted.

The boys from the Dwarf are back with a 12th series in 2017.

The costly comedy usually returns shortly after the U.S.

A new comedy series, written by and starring Roisin Conaty, about navigating your thirties when you’re under-prepared.

Netflix mixes Criminal Minds with the Silence of the Lambs. Two members of FBI’s Behavioral Sciences Unit interview serial killers to help solve crimes. Stars Jonathan Groff (Glee, Frozen), Holt McCallany (Blue Bloods, CSI: Miami) and Anna Torv (Fringe). Exec produced by David Fincher (Gone Girl, The Social Network, Zodiac).

Based on the podcast series, Lore tells the unscripted story of frightening, psychologically disturbing, and often paranormal true events that have spawned modern-day nightmares.

The theme of stalking is turned into a comedy, a musical comedy at that, with a girl setting her sights on a former school boyfriend.

A Miami woman is artificially and accidentally inseminated. Dropped by E4, but rescued by Netflix.

The worst of American criminals continue to be dramatically showcased.

From the team behind Flash/Arrow comes Melissa Benoist as Supergirl, Kara Zor-El, cousin of Superman, who was sent away from Krypton and taken in by by the Danvers family where she hides her identity as Kara Danvers.

Good Behavior tells the story of Letty Raines (Michelle Dockery – ‘Downton Abbey’), a thief and con artist whose life is always one wrong turn or one bad decision from implosion.

From the guys behind Arrow, Grant Gustin dons the speedster outfit to take on the role of Barry Allen aka The Flash.

Two girls in their twenties medicate their way through life in New York

originally paired with Modern Family on Sky1, the Middle has been on Comedy Central since season 5.

Arthur Darvill and Brandon Routh star in DC’s stab at creating a TV series not in support of their cinematic universe. A time traveller has to bring together forces of good and bad to fight some kind of a threat. In an interesting Prison Break reunification, Dominic Purcell and Wentworth Miller also star.

Bleak Swedish drama set in the forest where two children have gone missing.

Max and Caroline have been back in April, November, January and June in the past, due to E4’s policy of only scheduling shows after consuming large quantities of absinthe.

New tv series based on the Shannara books by Terry Brooks from Into the Badlands & Smallville creators Alfred Gough & Miles Millar. Airs on MTV in the US and 5star here.

Stephen Amell returns as Green Arrow to try and not ‘fail this city’.

Hugh Laurie is a clever psychiatrist who also has to juggle a complicated personal life, that of one of his patients and of course some past secrets.

Alan and friends return for more clever musings, with new host Sandi Toksvig.

A comedy from Amazon, about a tennis coach in the 80s.

Comedy series starring Colleen Ballinger about an incredibly confident, totally untalented star on the rise who continues to fail upward.

3 part drama based on the infamous plot to blow up the Houses Of Parliament starring Kit Hardington.

The US cable ratings monster (about undead monsters) returns.

A darkly comic road trip tale based on the award-winning series of comic books by Charles Forsman. First Episode will premiere on Channel 4 with the entire box set going onto All4 at the same time.

Sitcom starring the towering Greg Davies returns.

New action/comedy starring Jack Whitehall & Rosie Perez.

TV show set in the MCU which will see the introduction of Black Bolt and The Inhumans Royal Family.

Musical drama series about a fictional hip hop music and entertainment company, Empire Enterprises. Stars Terrence Howard.

New Zealand detective drama series. Season 4 to follow from Friday, 24th November 2017 at 8pm.

A love letter to the supernatural classics of the 80’s, Stranger Things is the story of a young boy who vanishes into thin air. Stars Winona Ryder.

Medical Drama From House’s David Shore starring Bates Motel’s Freddie Highmore about a young surgeon with autism and savant syndrome.

Set 16yrs after Vader loses his legs, and 5yrs before Luke whinges about not being able to pick up power converters at Tosche Station, Star Wars Rebels is a new CGI animated series from Lucasfilm about the formation of the Rebel Alliance.

High concept US Comedy starring Will Forte, Kristen Schaal, January Jones and Mel Rodriguez. Phil is the last man on Earth after a virus wipes out the male population of the planet.

TV series based starring Rupert Grint & Luke Pasqualino based on the the Guy Ritchie movie.

Strike Back, strikes back! The show returns with a new cast (and more things exploding).

The excellent Dave Gorman returns on Dave… appropriately…

Tea Leoni is the Secretary of State with a CIA background.

New comedy staring Rupert Grint, Nick Frost and Don Johnson about how desperate a person’s actions can become when a lie starts to spiral out of control.

In a show that might appeal to fans of Warehouse 13, Rebecca Romijn stars as one of a group of people charged with investing mysterious goings-on. Based on the film trilogy.

Sean Bean stars in a version of Mary Shelley’s classic. How long will he survive? Airs on Itv Encore.

Revamped new series of Disney’s classic DuckTales is coming in Early 2018, with David Tennant voicing Scrooge McDuck. There is a ‘Woo-oo! Special’ preview airing first in Nov 2017.

German-language series based on bestselling series of novels by German writer Volker Kutscher. It’s a 16-part crime story set in 1920s Germany, and one of the most expensive tv shows ever made! Could be something really special!

American political thriller. First two seasons aired on More4, then moved to Sky Living from season 3.

Jon Bernthal as returns as Frank Castle, in his own series on Netflix.

Ex-pat comedy drama about a family who move from England to the sunshine state of Florida, starring Philip Glenister and Lesley Sharp.

Sitcom starring Colin Hanks about three generations of the Short family, with each family member telling their own stories.

Mini-series adapted from the Margaret Atwood novel, the show tells the true story of Grace Marks, who was convicted of murder in 1840s Canada.

Sequel to ‘The White Queen’ made by US network Starz. Finally picked up by UKTV’s Drama channel.

Spinoff from The Closer, and performing well. Usually airs a couple of months after the US.

Notorious criminal Frank Griffin (Jeff Daniels) and his gang of outlaws are on a mission of revenge against Roy Goode (Jack O’Connell), a son-like protégé who betrayed the brotherhood.

0-episode contemporary update of Spike Lee’s 1986 revolutionary debut film.

A spin-off from Chicago Fire – this one set in a hospital… which isn’t on fire… I hope… That wouldn’t be good…

Stars Rachel Brosnahan (House of Cards) as Miriam ‘Midge’ Maisel, a 1958 New York City woman, who discovers she has a talent for stand-up comedy. From Amy Sherman-Palladino (Gilmore Girls) and Executive Producer Daniel Palladino (Family Guy).

Historical drama from US channel History, first UK run courtesy of Amazon Prime, then airing on the History Channel UK.

Sky’s big Christmas 2017 drama will be an adaptation of David Walliams’ Ratburger.

The spiritual continuation of the Clarkson, Hammond & May era Top Gear, which sees the 3 presenters in a big tent in a different worldwide location each episode.

From Peter Morgan, writer of The Queen, Frost/Nixon and Rush comes The Crown, a dramatisation of Queen Elizibeth II’s life, from her wedding in 1947 to the present day. Netflix bought it as 6 seasons of 10 episodes.

Peter Capaldi and Steven Moffat are leaving this year – Moffat’s final episode will be the 2017 Christmas Special, with Torchwood & Broadchurch writer Chris Chibnall taking over in 2018 for series 11 with THE 13TH DOCTOR.

Based on the Philip K Dick novel, this series presents a bleak alternate timeline where the Nazis won the War (as opposed to the bleakness of rampant nationalism and religious extremism). Set, of course, in America, the former USA has been split (much as Germany was in reality) between the Japanese, the Nazis, with a neutral zone in between.

Series based on the Walt Longmire books where the titular character, a small town sheriff, is investigating serious crimes, returning to work following his wife’s death, and battling his deputy for re-election to the job. Cancelled by its US network, but saved by Netflix.

Another season for the California spinoff.

Gang warfare in Birmingham, 1919-style. Check out the podcast with a huge Q&A with the cast, and our video of the red carpet interviews from the the season 2 premiere event!

Toby Jones and Mackenzie Crook are metal detectors (detectorists!) in Essex in this easy-going comedy.

The show tells the story of a brash new maestro Rodrigo (Gael Garcia Bernal) who stirring things up when he joins a NYC symphony orchestra, and a young oboist Hailey (Lola Kirke) who hopes for her big chance.

Four-part drama explores the spiraling repercussions surrounding the fatal shooting of a pizza delivery man starring Carey Mulligan, John Simm, Billie Piper & Nicola Walker.

British crime noir detective series starring Anna Friel.

The popular remake with the classic theme tune is back for a new season.

Returning for 3 specials to celebrate 20 years since The League Of Gentlemen first appeared on the radio.

Steve Coogan’s alter-ego returns to the BBC for a 1 hour special on BBC Two, which will be followed by a new series on BBC One in 2018.

Animation about a family running a burger joint.

Sherlock in New York. Airing as a mid-season replacement this year in the US, so won’t be back till 2018.

Machiavellian politics & finance drama starring Damian Lewis as a brilliant but cut-throat hedge fund boss, and Paul Giamatti as a U.S. Attorney.

From the creator of Shameless, this comedy drama follows a police station in a rough part of Manchester.

NCIS in New Orleans, starring Quantum Leap and Enterprise’s Scott Bakula, American Gothic’s Lucas Black, C. C. H. Pounder from Warehouse 13, and Zoe McLellan (Dirty Sexy Money).

Starring Claire Danes, the American remake of Israeli “Prisoners of War”.

Lucky Man is the story of DI Harry Clayton (James Nesbitt), a cop from Central London’s notorious Murder Squad, who is given a charm that seems to confer upon the wearer the ability to control luck.

Sitcom about an upper-middle-class African-American family starring Anthony Anderson and Tracee Ellis Ross.

After a short 10th season, Fox (the network, not Mulder) has decided that the truth is still out there.

More fun to come with the Winchester boys, thanks to E4. We’re expecting Season 13 to come in early 2018, but that’s not confirmed!

Holden Matthews (Burkely Duffield) wakes from a 12-year coma and discovers new abilities that propel him into the middle of a dangerous conspiracy.

Spin off from the awesome Breaking Bad, starring Bob Odenkirk reprising his role as lawyer Saul Goodman. Airing on Netflix UK just hours after the US.

Some people were born on the same day as each other in this drama starring Milo Ventimiglia (Heroes, Gilmore Girls),  Mandy Moore, Sterling K. Brown, Chrissy Metz, Justin Hartley, Susan Kelechi Watson, Chris Sullivan and Ron Cephas Jones.

Big Bang Theory spin-off following the exploits of a young Sheldon Cooper, growing up in Galveston, Texas.

Comedy about the goings on behind the scenes on an American dating show. Premieres on Amazon Prime Video, with Lifetime airing the linear broadcast later. Season 3 delayed in the US until Q1 of 2018.

Anthology series from Ryan Murphy. The 2nd series is based around the Versace murder and the 3rd about Hurricane Katrina. Season 2 with premiere first on BBC2, then air on Netflix.

Factual crime series investigating historical murders where the convicted went to the gallows pleading their innocence.

One of the live-action Marvel shows on Netflix, starring Mike Colter as the man with super strength and unbreakable skin. Renewed for season 2, although that probably won’t arrive till 2018 at the earliest.

The clever lawyers are back on our television for a new season. Now premiering on Netflix weekly.

Marvel Universe series continues. Now with added Ghost Rider! Looks like they are planning to wait till the new year so they can remove the mid-season break this time around.

The popular historical medical drama returns to the BBC.

Murder mystery set in… well… guess where, starring Douglas Henshall (Primeval).

Naval Criminal Investigative Service return as the veteran police procedural continues.

Another tv series based on a film, this time the Mel Gibson vehicle which spawned three sequels.

Canadian tv cop show set in the 1890’s following William Murdoch as he solves crime in Toronto using cutting edge (for 1890!) forensic science.

After being dropped by Comedy Central, it’s back… on Comedy Central! Same show, but with a new host – Trevor Noah.

Another American police show. This time however, it is a comedy making fun of all the other American police shows.

More light-hearted murder investigation in the Caribbean.

The greatest moustache in the world returns for another outing.

Spoof police procedural in the vein of Police Squad.

Stephen Mangan stars as a man with 2 wives, who are Heather Graham and This Is England’s Jo Hartley.

Children go missing across time, leading to the unearthing of a small town’s secrets. German drama

Another Ryan Murphy anthology series, this one focused on famous rivalries. Season 1 centres around the backstage battle between Joan Crawford and Bette Davis.

English language intrigue miniseries from France set in Africa, the Middle East and Europe

New series from Continuum’s  Simon Barry about a remote Alaskan town that has been overrun by paranormal forces.

New drama created by The Walking Dead’s Lenny James about a ‘unique and unlikely hero’ accused of a terrible crime.

Jean-Claude Van Damme stars as Jean-Claude Van Johnson – global martial arts and film sensation… and the most dangerous undercover private contractor in the world.

Netflix’s Emmy winning documentary series about the life and convictions of Steven Avery and his nephew Brendan Dassey.

Adaptation of  the ‘Patrick Melrose’ series of semi-autobiographical novels written by Edward St. Aubyn starring Benedict Cumberbatch.

Tv adaptation of the Scream movie series. Airs on MTV in the US and Netflix in the UK. Renewed for a 6 episode 3rd season.

Sir David Jason returns to the classic sitcom.

Teen Wolf has FINALLY found a UK home on Netflix!

Scifi comedy series from ‘Ted’ & ‘Family Guy’ creator Seth MacFarlane.

Another time-traveling TV series, this one starring Eric McCormack.

Marky Mark takes a break from playing with big robots, and Donnie stops chasing down criminals, to help his brother and mum with their burger business.

Family comedy about a man living in an apartment, sandwiched between his doting parents on one side, and his brother, sister-in-law, and baby on the other.

Castle’s Stana Katic returns to TV as an FBI who vanishes whilst chasing a serial killer, only to be found 6yrs later, with no memory of what happened to her. What’s more, she is now on the run, after being implicated in a new set of murders…

Norwegian drama about a man who leaves Norway for Asia after been acquitted of the murder of his girlfriend, and returns 20 years later as a successful businessman to save the main employer in his small town from bankruptcy.

New comedy series from Scrub’s Zach Braff about a man who sets out to start up his own business.

Adaptation of the Richard Morgan scifi novel developed and produced by Logoeta Kalogridis, the writer of Shutter Island, Terminator Genisys. Show is about a future where your mind can be uploaded into a new body, which is what happens to ex-military criminal Takeshi Kovacs, who must solve a murder in a world where technology has made death practically impossible, in order to gain his freedom.

Not to be confused with American Crime Story, American Crime is also anthology crime drama.

Billionaire tech genius Gideon Reeves (Justin Kirk – Weeds, Tyrant) takes control of Chicago’s troubled 13th District after his friend is brutally murdered and bleeds out in his arms. Can Gideon’s new gadgets and toys turn things around for the local police? Comes from the creator of Burn Notice, Matt Nix.

A Dutch drama about a man falsely accused of a hit and run

Richard Armitage stars in this CIA spy series set in the German capital

comedy series created by Pamela Adlon and Louis C.K. Stars Adlon as Sam Fox, an L.A. based actress and single mother to 3 daughters trying to juggle life, mothering, and getting her big break.

Jefferson Pierce (Cress Williams), is a retired superhero who is forced back into the criminal bashing game, when his daughter and a star student get caught up with a local gang.

Comedy about modern-day man who, at a crossroads in his life, decides to live according to the Bible.

Psychological horror series set in the Stephen King multiverse.

Howard Silk (JK Simmons) is a cog in a seemingly innocuous UN agency, who discovers that they are actually guarding a path into a parallel dimension… Already has a 2 season order of 10 episodes each.

Following in the footsteps of Hannibal, Bates Motel and countless others, here’s another TV version of a film series, this time about the young antichrist.

When his career is ruined by scandal, superstar magician Cameron Black (Jack Cutmore-Scott) has only one place to turn to practice his art of deception, influence, and illusion – the FBI.

Dawn French stars in a story of love, heartbreak, food and female friendship.

A timely reminder of problems created by splitting a country in two, this highly-rated German drama, centred on a spy for the East German Stasi, kicks off Channel 4’s new foreign language project – Walter Presents, available initially on Channel 4.

Allison Tolman (Fargo) stars as struggling millennial Nan, with her life told from the point of view of her lonely and philosophical dog, Martin.

New BBC sitcom starring John Cleese, Alison Steadman (Orphan Black, Gavin & Stacey) and Jason Watkins (Taboo, Trollied, W1A, Being Human), about an pair of retirees, whose plans of marrying and moving abroad together are ruined by the return of Edith’s 50yr old, newly divorced, son.

Crime thriller set in Paris

Drama from Pretty Little Liar’s I. Marlene King about a college girl who has to balance life as a college student whilst also landing her big break as a movie star. Adapted from the book by Rebecca Serle, and starring Bella Thorne. Airs in the US in 2017.

New courtroom drama from ShondaLand, the people that brought you Grey’s Anatomy, How to Get Away with Murder and Scandal.

A family of Taiwanese origin moves from Washington to Florida.

Fantasy/Fairy tale themed musical comedy from Dan Fogelman with songs from Alan Menken & Glenn Slater.

TV series based on the 1990 novel of the same name by Elmore Leonard.

X-Files with laughs.

The picturesque but drug-ridden towns of Calderdale return for a third series, once again starring Sarah Lancashire. It won’t be soon though, most likely in 2018

Follows the story of a corrupt, intoxicated ex-cop turned hit-man, who is injured when a hit goes bad, only to have his life changed forever by a relentlessly positive, imaginary tiny blue winged horse named Happy!

Due back in 2014 for the third season which begins in October in the US

Anthology series based on the cult classic 80’s movie.

A Live-action/CGI show starring Jenna Elfman as a woman and her unhinged imaginary friend.

Former CIA operative turned professor is lured back to his old life to help stop a serial killer. Stars Alan Cumming.

Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan comes to the small screen starring John Krasinski (The Office US), courtesy of Amazon.

Drama series about The Knights Templar, the legendary brotherhood of warrior monks, starring Tom Cullen.

Prequel to the story of Superman, set on his doomed home planet, and following his grandfather Seg-El.

Comedy set on the weekend flights from LA To Vegas. From the guys that brought Anchorman and Talladega Nights.

Derek Jacobi and Anne Reid are in their seventies and rediscovering love in this romantic comedy

PLL’s Lucy Hale stars as a young woman who is diagnosed with terminal cancer, but finds out she’ll actually live, so has to deal with the choices she made when she was live life like she was dying.

Adam Pally (Happy Endings) stars as a student who drags his history professor (Yassir Lester, Girls), into the past using his time machine… made out of a giant duffle bag.

Matt LeBlanc plays a stay-at-home dad after his wife goes back to work, and learns parenting is not as easy as it seems.

TV show based on the Marvel comic books about 2 teenagers from very different backgrounds, who find themselves burdened and awakened to newly acquired superpowers while falling in love.

New Marvel live action superhero comedy series, about a young adult super team lead by Squirrel Girl.

Marvel superhero drama about 6 diverse teenagers who can barely stand one another, but who must unite against a common foe… their parents. Created by Brian K. Vaughan and Adrian Alphona.

Brit Michael Sheen stars in this drama based on real research into sexual dysfunction in the latter half of the twentieth century. No longer airing on More4 or Channel 4, so currently without a UK broadcaster.

Comedy examining one man’s life over a 50-year span.

Workplace anthology comedy series set in heaven. Season 1 stars Daniel Radcliffe & Owen Wilson.

Anna Faris stars in this sitcom about a dysfunctional mum and daughter.

Brendan Gleeson and Harry Treadaway star in this adaptation of the Stephen King novel by David E. Kelley.

A doctor becomes a therapist for an American football team. Three seasons exist.

Comedy/drama about a woman who falls for a claims the world will end soon, so creates a ‘bucket list’ of things to do before the apocalypse.

Cross between ‘Extras’ and ‘Episodes’, it’s a comedy about 3 actor/comedians still waiting for their big break, who try to trade on the names of their more famous friends to get ahead.

Piper Perabo (Covert Affairs) and Daniel Sunjata (Graceland) star in a show inspired by the true-life stories of cable news producer Wendy Walker and criminal defense attorney Mark Geragos, about the interplay of criminal law and the media.

US Drama about a struggle for power and control set in the mysterious hills of modern-day Appalachia. Focuses on the Farrells family, who behave as though they are above the law and are prepared to use any means necessary to protect their off-the-grid way of life in rural Kentucky.

Dutch drama about a widow who has to run her late husband’s criminal empire

New Ryan Murphy ongoing drama, set in 1980’s New York. Due in 2018 in the US.

Vanessa Hudgens & Alan Tudyk stars in a new comedy set in the DC universe.

Jennifer Beals stars as a cardiothoracic surgeon who is is paid by a terminally ill billionaire (Matthew Modine) it investigate what happens after death…

Hourlong sci-fi, family drama about an African-American single mother who discovers her young son has multiple, constantly changing abilities.

Fresh from her battles with computer programmes in Person of Interest, Sarah Shahi battles with a virtual reality programmes in this new drama. Also starring Dennis Haysbert (24- arguably the President the US could currently do with).

Matthew Senreich & Seth Green’s wonderfully ludicrous Robot Chicken returns for a 9th season.

The classic 90’s sitcom returns!

Inspired by the Samuel L. Jackson/Colin Farrell, the drama follows the sergeant of a Los Angeles SWAT unit who is torn between his loyalty to his team and the streets.

Drama ‘event series’ from Alex Kurtzman, which follows an MIT graduate and a tech genius who stumble upon the fact that an asteroid is only 6 months away from colliding with the Earth.

A genius computer type, eccentric of course, and some other young geniuses team up to save the world weekly via computers. Robert Patrick is also present. Season 3 continues with episode 10.

Drama about the lives of a SEAL team starring David Boreanaz.

Stars Burn Notice’s Jeffrey Donovan as a failed magician Charlie Haverford, who now works as a psychic.

Drama series about US Navy SEAL Team Six, inspired by real-life missions.

Sitcom starring Minnie Driver as Maya DiMeo, mother of 3 kids, including her eldest boy JJ (Micah Fowler), who has cerebral palsy.

The story of a couple whose marriage is reignited by their divorce.

John C. McGinley (Scrubs) stars as Stan, a small town disgruntled former sheriff who finds himself battling demons!

Prequel to the Stargate series, releasing online at Stargate Command.

A continuation of William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, following the backstabbing and treachery or the Montagues and Capulets in the wake of the young lover’s death.

Scifi drama about a Caltech student who is ‘stitched’ into the memories of recently deceased people to help solve crimes…

Set in Memphis during the tumultuous early days of the civil rights movement, Sun Records tells the untold story of nothing less than the birth of rock ‘n’ roll.

America Ferrera (Ugly Betty) and Ben Feldman (Mad Men) star in a workplace comedy about a unique family of employees at a supersized megastore.

During WWII, British experts trained Norwegians to sabotage the Nazi nuclear programme

An overworked television producer and single mother in the middle of a separation has her life is turned upside down when her young daughter goes missing in the middle of the night.

A tv actress is paid $10m to marry a film star.

Military drama starring Anne Heche and Mike Vogel.

Story of a group of refugees who turn up in a small American fishing town claiming to be fleeing from a war-torn country… Only that country IS America, and the war hasn’t happened yet!

The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance returns to the world of Thra with an all new adventure.

New 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.

New cop dramedy from the creator of ‘Monk’, starring Tony Danza, about a father and son. Dad is a rule-bending retired NYPD officer, whilst his son is a straight-shooting detective.

Jason Ritter stars as a man visited by a ‘celestial being’, who gives him the task of saving the world…

A young rapper who is looking for a big publicity stunt to kick-start his career, runs for mayor of his hometown in California… and wins.

Comedy about a successful doctor with an iffy personal life. Cancelled by its US network but saved by Hulu and given a fourth season.

Polish drama about border guards on the Poland-Ukraine border

A three part series about the rise and fall of a Dutch banker

Medical drama starring Matt Czuchry (The Good Wife, Gilmore Girls) as a tough, brilliant senior resident who takes a new doctor (Manish Dayal – Halt and Catch Fire) under his wing.

A fictionalised Royal Family drama, with Liz Hurley as the Queen. Let that sink in for a moment. Liz Hurley as the Queen.

Horror TV show from Guillermo del Toro, about a vampiric virus that breaks out in NYC. Based on the Chuck Hogan novels. Dropped by W…

The Underground Railroad chronicles young Cora’s journey as she makes a desperate bid for freedom in the antebellum South.

Drama series based on the globally popular fantasy saga from Polish writer Andrzej Sapkowski, which also spawned some hugely popular video games!

Demark’s turn again for the remake honours – this time of the serial killer drama.

H.G. Wells in modern times chasing Jack the Ripper.

Another comic book series from Greg Berlanti. This one based around the Dick Grayson (Nightwing) led team of ‘Titans’.

Another film adapted for TV. This time Bill Paxton takes the Denzel Washington role in this series produced by Jerry Bruckheimer

Nicola Walker (Spooks) leads a strong cast in this cold-case murder mystery.

The drama follow an elite unit of helicopter pilots trained to perform clandestine international and domestic missions.

Will and Grace (along with Karen and Jack) are back for the first time in ten years. Perhaps that Friends revival ain’t so far fetched now…. Returns to the US 2017-18 with UK info currently unknown.

Jeremy Piven stars as a genius tech innovator who creates a cutting-edge crowdsourcing app to solve his daughter’s murder.

40yr old tries to reboot her career by pretending to be 26. Dropped by Sony Channel.