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New on BBC

Black Snow (Season 2)

BBC Two + BBC iPlayer, from Friday 4th April at 9pm 

Travis Fimmel returns as Detective James Cormack in a new season of Black Snow, a twisting, haunting drama that plunges him into another chilling and complex murder mystery. Expect Fimmel's signature intensity as he navigates a web of suspects, each with their own motives, in a landscape where the past casts a long, dark shadow.

This City is Ours 

BBC One + BBC iPlayer, Sundays at 9pm

It's the story of a passionate love affair colliding with the brutal struggle for power. Michael, a seasoned drug kingpin, finds his empire threatened when a crucial shipment vanishes, exposing a deadly power play within his own ranks. As Ronnie's ambitious son Jamie seeks to modernise the gang and seize control, Michael faces a desperate battle to protect his kingdom and, more importantly, the woman he loves. 

Reunion 

Coming soon to BBC iPlayer 

A powerful four-part thriller from deaf writer William Mager follows Daniel Brennan (Matthew Gurney), a deaf man seeking redemption after prison. Isolated from both hearing and deaf communities, with his only connection being his estranged daughter, Carly (Lara Peake), Brennan unravels the truth behind his conviction while attempting to rebuild their fractured relationship. This emotional series explores isolation, forgiveness, and the pursuit of justice in a world often lacking understanding.

Doctor Who (Season 15)

BBC One + BBC iPlayer, Saturday 12th April  

The TARDIS is revving up for a spectacular new season to journey through time and space as Ncuti Gatwa's Doctor, alongside Millie Gibson (returning as Ruby Sunday) and Varada Sethu (joining as Belinda Chandra), faces a cosmic puzzle that threatens their return to Earth. A galaxy of (guest) stars, including Rylan, Alan Cumming, Anita Dobson, Bonnie Langford, Jemma Redgrave, and Rose Ayling-Ellis, also join the adventure, promising an unmissable season filled with wonder and peril.

Ashley Caine: Into the Danger Zone

BBC Three + BBC iPlayer, from Tuesday 1st April at 9pm 

Ashley Cain embarks on a powerful and deeply personal journey in this six-part series that takes him to some of the world's most perilous cities. Driven by a desire to understand, not judge, Cain immerses himself in the lives of young men living on society's fringes, facing extreme hardship. With remarkable empathy, he earns their trust, delving into their realities and exploring the moral complexities they navigate for survival. This series offers a raw and unfiltered look at the challenges these men face, revealing the human stories behind the headlines.

New on ITV & STV 

The Bay (Season 5)

Watch on ITV1 + STV, from Sunday 6th April 

Detective Superintendent Roy Grace returns, juggling personal grief with four high-stakes cases that test his limits. Still reeling from his ex-wife's suicide and his son's arrival, Grace tackles a stadium terror, a deceptive crime of passion, a deeply unsettling murder, and a drug empire's trial. As past secrets and betrayals emerge, can Roy navigate Brighton's dangerous underworld while confronting his own emotional turmoil? This season promises to be one filled with gripping suspense.

Fake 

Stream on ITVX from Sunday 20th April 

Adapted from Stephanie Wood's gripping bestseller and penned by Anya Beyersdorf (The Twelve), Fake delves into the unsettling reality of modern romance. Asher Keddie (Nine Perfect Strangers) stars as Birdie Bell, a magazine features writer who falls head over heels for the charismatic rancher, Joe (David Wenham). What begins as a whirlwind connection on a dating app soon unravels into a psychological thriller. Birdie's growing suspicion that Joe is concealing a dark truth threatens to shatter her newfound happiness. This compelling series explores the fragile line between trust and deception in the digital age, leaving viewers questioning how well we truly know those we meet online.

Celebrity Big Brother 

Watch on ITV1 + STV Player from Monday 7th April 

AJ Odudu and Will Best welcome a fresh batch of famous faces into the hallowed halls of the Celebrity Big Brother house. Trading red carpets for communal living, this new cast of stars will navigate the pressures of constant surveillance, challenges, and the ever-present threat of nomination. As alliances form and tensions rise, who will emerge victorious, capturing the nation's hearts and claiming the coveted crown?

New on Channel 4

The Piano (Season 3) 

Watch on Channel 4, from Sunday 13th April  

Claudia Winkleman hosts the search for the UK's best amateur pianists in this heart-warming series. It's a celebration of raw passion and the power of music to connect, proving brilliance can be found in the everyday.

The Handmaids Tale (Season 1-5) 

Stream on Channel 4 from Friday 11th April 

Prepare to be utterly gripped, and unsettling, but powerful, series. Set in a dystopian future The Handmaid's Tale delivers a chillingly potent vision of Gilead, where fertile women are forced into servitude. This isn't just drama; it's a stark, unflinching look at power and oppression, forcing viewers to confront uncomfortable truths. Elizabeth Moss stars.

New on 5

The Feud 

Coming soon to 5 

Jill Halfpenny (The Cuckoo) and Rupert Penry-Jones star as Emma and John, whose dream of a kitchen extension ignites a bitter conflict when a neighbour refuses to cooperate. What begins as a petty dispute quickly escalates into a web of betrayals, scandalous affairs, and even murder, as long-held secrets and simmering resentments boil to the surface. This six-part drama asks a chilling question: how well do you truly know the people next door? Prepare for a gripping descent into suburban darkness where seemingly ordinary lives unravel into shocking chaos in this 5 Original Drama. 

Springtime on the Farm 

Coming soon to 5 

Get ready for a heartwarming dose of rural life as Helen Skelton, Jules Hudson, JB Gill, and Rob & Dave Nicholson return to the farm. This series delivers an immersive experience, showcasing the bustling activity of British farms during their busiest season. Witness the joys and challenges of lambing, calving, and all the new life that springtime brings, with Cannon Hall Farm as the central hub of the action.

New on U

At Home with the Braithwaites 

Stream all episodes on U from Monday 7th April 

For a dose of noughties nostalgia, then look no further than At Home with the Braithwaites, starring Amanda Redman and Peter Davison, on U (or U&Drama Monday to Friday at 4pm). This darkly comedic gem throws the seemingly ordinary Braithwaite family into disarray when matriarch Alison wins a life-altering lottery jackpot. But it’s not long before their suburban facade crumbles under the corrosive influence of sudden wealth, and they find themselves desperately trying to maintain the illusion of perfect domesticity.

Annika (Season 2) 

Stream on U from the Wednesday 9th April

Nicola Walker (The Split, Unforgotten) returns as the brilliantly unconventional DI Annika Strandhed, leading Glasgow's Marine Homicide Unit through a fresh wave of perplexing and brutal murders along Scotland's waterways. With her signature wit and fourth wall-breaking asides, Annika navigates complex cases, manages her eclectic team alongside DS Michael McAndrews (Jamie Sives – Guilt, Frontier), and grapples with the challenges of raising her equally sharp-witted teenage daughter, Morgan. Expect a unique blend of gripping crime drama and wry observation as Annika unravels the mysteries lurking beneath Scotland's scenic surfaces 

New on BLAZE

Junk and Disorderly 

Weekdays at 3:05pm from the 7th April 

Lifelong friends Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove are back on the road, this time plunging into the heart of the UK's autojumble scene. Using their expert eyes and engineering know-how the pair are seeking out forgotten automotive gems, from classic cars to rare spare parts. Their challenge? To transform their discoveries into profit at the final autojumble. Will they succeed, or will their love for vintage motoring lead them astray? Find out in this entertaining series that celebrates the joy of finding treasure in unexpected places.

Bermuda Triangle: Into Cursed Waters 

New to BLAZE & Free TV from Friday 18th April at 9pm

Mike Barnette, a deep-sea diver and scientist, leads a crack team of investigators into the heart of the infamous Bermuda Triangle in a quest to unravel centuries of unexplained disappearances. Armed with a unique map of unidentified wrecks, Barnette and his team will dive into the mysteries surrounding vanished ships, planes, and submarines, each episode tackling a different enigmatic case. As they explore the treacherous depths, Barnette also pursues his own obsession: the legendary disappearance of Flight 19.

New on Netflix 

You (Season 5) 

Stream on Netflix from Thursday 24th April 

Hello, You.

Penn Badgley (Gossip Girl) reprises his role as the deadly Prince Charming Joe Goldberg for the “killer” finale and final season of You. Picking up three years after we left off in season 4, Joe’s attempting to shed his past, returning to New York with Kate (Charlotte Ritchie) for his happy ending. But it’s not long before his dark past, full of loose ends and ghosts, resurfaces along with a new presence, Bronte (Madeline Brewer – The Handmaid’s Tale and Orange is the New Black), that threatens to disrupt his “perfect life”. Closing the book on this bloody tale, all 10 episodes of season 5 will be available to stream on Netflix from the 24th April.  

Pulse

Stream on Netflix from Thursday 3rd April 

Prepare to be thrown into the frenetic heart of Miami's Maguire Medical Center, where Dr. Danielle "Danny" Simms (Willa Fitzgerald), a brilliant third-year resident, navigates the high-pressure chaos of emergency medicine. As Danny juggles the life-or-death decisions of the ER, alongside a tangled web of personal relationships and the looming threat of a ferocious hurricane, Pulse explores the delicate balance between professional ambition and personal survival. 

With a stellar ensemble cast including Colin Woodell, Jack Bannon, and Jessie T. Usher, this pulse-pounding drama delves into the human cost of saving lives, both inside and outside the operating theatre. From Emmy winner Carlton Cuse and writer Zoe Robyn.

New on Prime Video 

Étoile

Stream on Prime Video from Thursday 24th April 

From the creators of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino, comes Étoile, a captivating drama that perfectly blends the artistry and intensity of ballet with the human stories of those who dedicate their lives to it. Set between the glittering stages of New York and Paris, the series follows two renowned dance companies as they embark on a daring collaboration, swapping their brightest stars in a bid for survival. Amidst the breathtaking artistry and fierce competition, Étoile explores the sacrifices, passions, and rivalries that drive these dancers, offering a glimpse into the demanding lives of those who chase perfection under the spotlight, and the institutions that rely on their talent.