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It’s official — Beyond Paradise is back in action! 🎬 Filming for the highly anticipated Season 3 is underway, with produ...
06/11/2025

It’s official — Beyond Paradise is back in action! 🎬 Filming for the highly anticipated Season 3 is underway, with production running through summer and autumn 2024. While the premiere date hasn’t been confirmed yet, fans can expect the beloved Death in Paradise spin-off to return in early to mid-2025.

The new season promises the perfect blend of heart, humour, and mystery, as life and crime continue to unfold in the picturesque town of Shipton Abbott.

Kris Marshall as DI Humphrey Goodman

Sally Bretton as Martha Lloyd

Zahra Ahmadi as DS Esther Williams

Dylan Llewellyn as PC Kelby Hartford

Barbara Flynn as Anne Lloyd

Felicity Montagu as Margo Martins

Jade Harrison as CS Charlie Woods

Melina Sinadinou as Zoe Williams

And in an exciting twist — Jamie Bamber returns as Archie Hughes, promising to shake up both Humphrey and Martha’s worlds once again!

With its charming Devon backdrop, a cast full of warmth, and more puzzling cases on the way, Beyond Paradise Season 3 is shaping up to be another feel-good favourite for fans everywhere.

Harry Wild is back on the case! The witty, charming crime drama starring Jane Seymour returns with more twists, tension,...
06/11/2025

Harry Wild is back on the case!

The witty, charming crime drama starring Jane Seymour returns with more twists, tension, and delightful detective work. After two hit seasons, Harry Wild continues to follow the sharp-tongued retired English professor turned amateur sleuth as she dives headfirst into Dublin’s most puzzling mysteries — with her partner-in-crime-solving, Fergus, right by her side.

Expect clever plots, plenty of humor, and that irresistible mix of heart and intrigue that’s made Harry Wild a fan favorite.

The new season arrives in 2025, bringing more danger, charm, and unexpected turns. Whether it’s murder, mayhem, or mischief, Harry’s always one step ahead.

The Call the Midwife 2019 Christmas Special, set in December 1964, sees a nasty bout of influenza sweep through Nonnatus...
06/11/2025

The Call the Midwife 2019 Christmas Special, set in December 1964, sees a nasty bout of influenza sweep through Nonnatus House and the Turner family, putting most of the team out of action just before Christmas. Mother Mildred, convinced by what she believes is a divine calling, suggests the recovering midwives travel to the remote Outer Hebrides in Scotland for a period of convalescence and to provide temporary medical assistance, as the local population is facing a nursing shortage. A smaller group, including Sister Hilda, Sister Frances, and Sister Monica Joan, is left to manage things in Poplar, with Sister Hilda struggling to maintain control of Nonnatus House in Mother Mildred's absence.
Upon arrival, the Nonnatus team, which includes Dr. Turner and Fred Buckle, finds themselves in an incredibly rural area with poor weather, a drafty stone convent as their base, and unreliable electricity. They quickly immerse themselves in the local community, which presents unique challenges, including a woman giving birth in a truck with complications and the treatment of a young girl's severe burns after her nightgown catches fire. Nurse Crane, Trixie, and Dr. Turner work tirelessly, even performing an emergency procedure by the light of a single lamp. Meanwhile, Fred, wanting to bring some festive cheer to the isolated village, attempts to put up a Christmas tree, which is initially rejected by a local matriarch for being "pagan," but she later softens her stance.
The special also delves into personal storylines, notably the troubled teenager Effie, whose mother had her out of wedlock with a visiting sailor. Trixie and Nurse Crane help Effie's aunt with her injured daughter, Isla, and eventually find Effie drinking alone on the moor. Trixie, a recovering alcoholic, shares an unspoken understanding of Effie's pain. The trip proves bittersweet for Mother Mildred, as her hopes of establishing a permanent chapter house in the predominantly Presbyterian region are dashed by the local council. The episode ends on a high note when the team returns to Poplar just in time for Christmas, and the community is united by Miss Higgins' heartfelt effort to get Reggie a mention in the Guinness Book of World Records for the longest paper chain, a feat she organized with the whole of Poplar after hearing Reggie's wish.

Enjoy a first look at Midsomer Murders: The Killings at Badger’s Drift  with these brand new production shots for the 20...
06/11/2025

Enjoy a first look at Midsomer Murders: The Killings at Badger’s Drift with these brand new production shots for the 2025-2026 UK & Ireland Tour.

A heart-warming first glimpse of All Creatures Great and Small Series 6!Young Jimmy is growing up fast, Mrs Hall is cher...
05/11/2025

A heart-warming first glimpse of All Creatures Great and Small Series 6!
Young Jimmy is growing up fast, Mrs Hall is cherishing time as a proud grandmother with Edward, and Siegfried has found himself in the company of a mysterious lady…

Heartfelt moments, new and familiar faces, plus the charm of the Dales.All Creatures Great and Small — Tonight at 9pm on...
05/11/2025

Heartfelt moments, new and familiar faces, plus the charm of the Dales.

All Creatures Great and Small — Tonight at 9pm on 5. ✨

The Cormoran Strike series, penned by J.K. Rowling under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith, is a critically acclaimed moder...
05/11/2025

The Cormoran Strike series, penned by J.K. Rowling under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith, is a critically acclaimed modern take on classic British crime fiction. The books chronicle the professional and personal lives of private detective Cormoran Strike, a war veteran with a prosthetic leg and a complicated past, and his determined business partner, Robin Ellacott, who evolves from a temporary secretary into a brilliant investigator. Set against the richly detailed backdrop of London, the novels immerse readers in complex, multi-layered mysteries, tackling everything from celebrity murder and the cutthroat world of publishing to cold cases and secretive cults, all while delivering a satisfying slow-burn detective saga.
The immense popularity and critical success of the books led to a faithful television adaptation, simply titled Strike (or C.B. Strike in the US). Starring Tom Burke as Cormoran Strike and Holliday Grainger as Robin Ellacott, the series has been consistently praised for its strong performances and its commitment to the gritty, detailed atmosphere of the source material. Each season of the show meticulously adapts one of the novels, allowing fans to see the partnership and the sprawling investigations come to life. The television series has helped cement the characters of Strike and Robin as one of the most beloved detective duos in contemporary mystery.
For fans eager to keep up with the latest developments, the series continues to expand in both forms. The newest novel, The Hallmarked Man, the eighth installment in the series, was released on September 2, 2025. In terms of the screen adaptation, all novels up to The Ink Black Heart have been adapted, and the latest production news confirms the screen adaptation for the seventh novel, The Running Grave, is currently in development. Subscribing to the official Robert Galbraith email newsletter remains the best way for fans to get official first-hand news, exclusive content, and release dates for all future books and television seasons.

The brief glimpse behind the scenes—featuring Laura Main, Leonie Elliott, Jennifer Kirby, and Helen George—highlights th...
05/11/2025

The brief glimpse behind the scenes—featuring Laura Main, Leonie Elliott, Jennifer Kirby, and Helen George—highlights the often-unseen work that goes into the Call the Midwife Christmas special. With minimal formal rehearsal time, the stars must quickly master the complex melodies and harmonies of a seasonal carol for a key, moving moment in the drama. This need for "double-quick time" collaboration speaks to the incredible musical talent within the cast and perfectly captures the show's theme of coming together. Since Christmas music is a powerful vessel for emotional storytelling, this swiftly rehearsed song is destined to "speak to the soul" of the viewer, reinforcing the festive spirit and communal strength of Nonnatus House.
The 2025 Christmas Special is confirmed to feature an exciting new chapter for the midwives, with an ambitious storyline split between the familiar streets of Poplar and the vibrant, "exotic" backdrop of Hong Kong. This overseas adventure, a characteristic of previous memorable specials, promises to offer a unique set of challenges and poignant cases, allowing some of the central characters to step outside their comfort zone. As the team navigates the bustling, hot, and humid new setting, the familiar faces will have to rely on their core values of compassion and ingenuity to deliver care, bringing the comforting mission of Nonnatus House to a new corner of the world.
The special, confirmed to air as a two-part event on Christmas Day and Boxing Day 2025 on the BBC, is a cornerstone of the festive viewing schedule. For loyal fans, the special serves as a warm bridge between the previous season and the highly anticipated Series 15, which will be set in the 1970s. With both a thrilling change in location to Hong Kong and the emotional anchor of the beloved Poplar community, the production team's focus on intimate, yet logistically challenging, scenes—like the carol rehearsal—ensures the episode will deliver the perfect blend of joy, drama, and heartfelt emotion that viewers have come to expect from their annual festive visit to the East End.

The drama is based on the real events that unfolded in July 2010 across Tyne and Wear and Northumberland, when former bo...
05/11/2025

The drama is based on the real events that unfolded in July 2010 across Tyne and Wear and Northumberland, when former bodybuilder Raoul Moat went on a two-day shooting spree just after being released from prison. Moat, played by Matt Stokoe, first targeted his ex-girlfriend, Samantha Stobbart (Sally Messham), and her new partner, Christopher Brown (Josef Davis), killing Brown and seriously injuring Stobbart. Less than 24 hours later, Moat—who held an intense hatred for the police—shot traffic officer PC David Rathband (Dan Skinner) as he sat in his patrol car, leaving the officer permanently blinded. These attacks sparked the largest police manhunt the UK had ever seen.
The subsequent police operation to capture Moat became a national obsession, with every moment of the pursuit generating sensational media coverage. The search involved an unprecedented deployment of resources, including 160 armed officers, snipers, dogs, helicopters, and armoured anti-terrorist vehicles. The three-part series, however, deliberately shifts the focus away from glorifying the killer. Instead, it highlights the human cost of the tragedy, centering on the suffering of the victims and their families, as well as the police officers who risked their lives to bring Moat to justice.
The narrative is told largely through the perspective of those on the ground, notably the senior Northumbria Police Officer leading the operation, Neil Adamson (played by Lee Ingleby), and local journalist Diane Barnwell (Sonya Cassidy), who seeks to report the true story amid the media frenzy. After nearly a week on the run, Moat was eventually cornered by police in the small village of Rothbury, leading to a tense, six-hour standoff. The incident concluded with Moat taking his own life, but the trauma of the case left a lasting impact on all involved, particularly PC Rathband, who tragically died by su***de two years later.

Robin Ellacott is the vital co-director of the Strike and Ellacott Detective Agency, bringing a complementary set of ski...
05/11/2025

Robin Ellacott is the vital co-director of the Strike and Ellacott Detective Agency, bringing a complementary set of skills and a determined spirit that makes her indispensable to her partner, Cormoran Strike. Her foundation in psychology from her unfinished university degree gives her a unique perspective on motive and character, which often proves crucial in their investigations. Furthermore, her background grants her exceptional emotional intelligence and natural empathy, allowing her to connect with victims and witnesses in a way the gruff Strike often cannot. This sensitivity, combined with her courage—which includes overcoming the trauma of a brutal assault—makes her an outstanding investigator, particularly skilled at the undercover work and subtle social maneuvering necessary to break open cases.
Beyond her investigative acumen, several essential personal qualities solidify Robin’s position as Strike's best friend. She possesses unwavering loyalty and honesty, offering a steady presence that is foreign to Strike's chaotic personal life. Unlike the other women in Strike's life, Robin offers counsel only when asked and consistently puts the needs of the agency first, demonstrating a shared professional dedication. She is a source of unjudging support, providing the emotional stability that the famously guarded and often volatile Strike desperately needs. She never asks him to change who he is, only to be his best self.
The evolution of their relationship, culminating in Strike’s silent acknowledgment of her as his best friend in Troubled Blood, is a testament to the depth of their bond. Robin provides the vital balance to Strike's strengths and weaknesses: she is the meticulous, detail-oriented driver (literally and figuratively) who complements his brilliant, but sometimes reckless, intuition. Through sharing years of high-stakes work, mutual reliance, shared secrets, and a deep, often unspoken, understanding, they have forged a connection that transcends a mere professional partnership. For Strike, whose family and romantic relationships have been fraught with difficulty, Robin represents the one consistent, reliable, and deeply cherished anchor in his life.

The sighting of Ella Bruccoleri (Sister Frances) and Daniel Laurie (Reggie Jackson) at the official BBC Christmas Launch...
05/11/2025

The sighting of Ella Bruccoleri (Sister Frances) and Daniel Laurie (Reggie Jackson) at the official BBC Christmas Launch event is a delightful sign of the festive season beginning and highlights the enduring strength of the Call the Midwife family. While both actors have played key parts in the beloved drama, their current status in the show is quite different. Daniel Laurie remains a consistent and cherished presence as Reggie, whose storylines focusing on the realities of life with Down's syndrome in the 1960s and 70s are always poignant and uplifting. His guaranteed involvement in the annual Christmas Special, which is typically the UK's most-watched program on Christmas Day, signifies the high probability of a heartwarming festive plot involving the Buckle family.
The appearance of Ella Bruccoleri is particularly notable for fans, as her character, the kind and timid Sister Frances, officially departed Nonnatus House at the end of the 2022 Christmas Special. Following a nasty bicycle accident in the snow, Sister Frances was called back to the Mother House to recover from her broken arm, marking a surprise exit after she had become a fan favourite since joining in Series 8. The show's creators have always maintained that the door is left open for the return of any of the nuns, as they are part of a larger religious order. Bruccoleri's presence at the official BBC festive event is therefore a welcome reunion, fueling speculation and hope among fans that she might make a special guest appearance in the upcoming Christmas celebrations, though she has since taken on roles in other productions like Bridgerton and Alice & Jack.
The festive party mood shared by these two popular stars acts as the perfect teaser for the upcoming Christmas Special, which serves as the traditional bridge between the show's regular series. The Call the Midwife Christmas episode is famous for blending moments of high drama with immense joy, often involving a community effort for a festive event or a challenging birth during adverse weather. With Daniel Laurie's involvement confirmed by his presence and Ella Bruccoleri's surprise attendance, the launch event successfully built anticipation for an episode that is expected to continue the show's tradition of exploring compelling historical and social issues within the comforting and cherished setting of Poplar.

Jimpa (2025), directed by Sophie Hyde and starring Olivia Colman and John Lithgow, is a heartfelt Australian drama about...
05/11/2025

Jimpa (2025), directed by Sophie Hyde and starring Olivia Colman and John Lithgow, is a heartfelt Australian drama about family, identity, and reconciliation. When filmmaker Hannah and her nonbinary teen, Frances, visit Hannah’s estranged father in Amsterdam, old wounds resurface as Frances asks to stay behind, forcing Hannah to confront her past. Inspired by Hyde’s own life, the film beautifully explores q***r identity, generational rifts, and the courage to rebuild love across distance. Premiering at Sundance and opening the Adelaide Film Festival, Jimpa has been praised for its honesty, emotion, and Colman’s standout performance.

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