Blue Planet III
The much-anticipated sequel to the iconic nature documentary series, Blue Planet III, has premiered with renowned broadcaster David Attenborough returning to unveil new insights from marine ecosystems. The series, marking 25 years since the original, is structured around five distinct habitats: tropical seas, open ocean, seasonal seas, polar waters, and the deep. The final episode aims to highlight actionable steps for preserving these environments and their inhabitants from the threats of pollution, reports BritPanorama.
Streaming now, BBC iPlayer
Tall Tales and Murder
Described as a “Bonnie and Clyde-style adventure”, this comedy-drama features Irish care home workers Bridget (Ella Lily Hyland) and Paul (Casey Walsh), who find themselves on the run after unearthing buried treasure belonging to a notorious criminal from their past. The cast includes notable performers such as Aidan Gillen from Game of Thrones and Packy Lee from Peaky Blinders.
Streaming now, BBC iPlayer
All’s Fair (season two)
Whisper it, but there is a sense of intrigue as Kim Kardashian’s surprisingly engaging series returns for a second season. The storyline revolves around glamorous divorce lawyers facing new challenges and forming alliances while navigating turbulent personal relationships. As the stakes rise, the question remains: can they keep their practice afloat?
Wednesday 4 November, Disney+
Black Doves (series two)
The espionage thriller Black Doves is back, with spies Helen and Sam (played by Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw) facing new dangers. With Helen’s politician husband poised for power, the risks associated with her covert life escalate. The new series promises a blend of political intrigue and personal jeopardy as it unfolds.
Thursday 5 November, Netflix
Sherlock & Daughter
In a unique twist, the iconic detective Sherlock Holmes is introduced as a father in this reimagining, as he navigates the complexities of parenthood while investigating criminal activities in London. With his daughter Amelia Rojas (Blu Hunt) searching for the truth about her mother’s murder, the show promises to blend family drama with thrilling detective work.
Thursday 5 November, HBO Max
Rivals (series two, part two)
Following a harrowing cliffhanger, Rivals returns, focusing on Tony Baddingham (David Tennant), whose grief drives him deeper into a world of ruthlessness. As relationships entwine amidst business rivalries, viewers are left to ponder the evolving dynamics among the characters.
Thursday 11 November, Disney+
Cunk on Cinema
Diane Morgan reprises her role as the oblivious documentarian Philomena Cunk, this time exploring the intricacies of cinema. Featuring interviews with prominent figures in the industry, this mockumentary aims to blend humour with cultural commentary, continuing the tradition of Cunk’s distinctive style.
Thursday 12 November, BBC Two
Honey
Rumored to be a prequel to Killing Eve, this new espionage thriller tells the story of Martha Schmitt, a young MI6 agent in Cold War-era East Berlin. As she navigates her undercover missions, the stakes rise when personal feelings complicate her professional life.
Saturday 14 November, BBC One
I Am Helen
In a return to form for Dominic Savage, the I Am anthology series introduces Nicola Coughlan as Helen, a woman grappling with her partner’s destructive masculinity. The episode promises a fresh perspective on the conversation surrounding toxic masculinity, framed through Helen’s experiences.
Monday 16 November, Channel 4
Bill’s Included
Focusing on themes of friendship and intergenerational connection, Bill’s Included features Rob Brydon as a recently divorced man who rents out rooms in his home to students. Striking a balance between comedy and poignant moments, the series reflects on life’s new beginnings.
Friday 20 November, BBC One
Blade Runner 2099
Set 80 years after the original film, Blade Runner 2099 follows Cora, a character with a complicated past who masquerades as a blade runner in a society where replicants are in control. As she delves into this world, the narrative promises to explore themes of identity and power.
Wednesday 25 November, Prime Video
Sweetpea (series two)
In the second series of Sweetpea, Rhiannon (Ella Purnell) embraces her darker tendencies amidst personal and professional challenges. With new threats and romantic entanglements on the horizon, the series continues to explore the complexities of her life.
Thursday 26 November, Sky Atlantic
