March 2026 Watchlist: The TV shows to watch this week and month... March 8, 2026 | David Farnor
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What’s coming soon to Sky and NOW in March 2026?
March 8, 2026 | David FarnorIt’s no coincidence that, in the month that HBO Max launches in the UK, Sky is taking its biggest swing yet with a British original: the long-attempted UK version of Saturday Night Live. It’s joined by a host of HBO … Read More
What’s coming soon to Netflix UK in March 2026?
March 8, 2026 | David FarnorNetflix is lining up a star-studded month, with the return of Peaky Blinders for one last month, the arrival of BAFTA winner I Swear and a new concert movie from Harry Styles, plus a Louis Theroux special and the screen … Read More
What’s coming soon to Disney+ UK in March 2026?
March 8, 2026 | David FarnorIt’s a month of big hitters on Disney+ UK in March, with the return of Daredevil: Born Again, the debut of Zootropolis 2 and a new star-studded action comedy, plus a elephant-sized documentary from Werner Herzog.
Here’s what’s coming soon … Read More
What’s coming soon to Amazon Prime Video UK in March 2026?
March 7, 2026 | David FarnorAmazon has a blockbuster month lined up, from the debut of new Guy Ritchie series Young Sherlock and and Nicole Kidman-starring thriller Scarpetta to the return of Invincible, Deadloch and Jury Duty. Plus there’s a comedy from Riz Ahmed and … Read More
What’s coming soon to Apple TV+ in March 2026?
March 7, 2026 | David FarnorApple TV is bringing back one of its biggest hitters this March, with the return of For All Mankind for its fifth chapter – joined by the delayed arrival of French thriller The Hunt, following allegations of plagiarism.
Here’s what’s … Read More
Top 10 TV on catch-up: What’s on-demand this week?
March 7, 2026 | David FarnorIn this golden age of TV, there’s always something new to be counting down to. But there’s also always something to be catching up with, from the show all your mates are talking about to the one that’s easy to … Read More
5 films to watch this weekend
March 7, 2026 | David FarnorFrom Netflix and Amazon Prime Video to Sky Cinema and MUBI, let alone day-and-date, premium VOD and home entertainment releases, there are a lot of films out there to choose between. (See our streaming recommendations for what to watch right … Read More
Why The Capture should be your next box set
March 1, 2026 | David FarnorThis smart surveillance thriller is a gripping exercise in sowing doubt.Read More
I Swear: A heartfelt, compassionate gem
February 23, 2026 | David FarnorRobert Aramayo is exceptional in this heartfelt, funny, moving ode to compassion, curiosity and empathy.Read More
One Battle After Another: An enjoyable, ramshackle ride
February 22, 2026 | David FarnorLeonardo DiCaprio is a surprising delight in Paul Thomas Anderson’s overly ramshackle but enjoyable thriller.Read More
Frankenstein: A moving, operatic treat
February 22, 2026 | David FarnorGuillermo del Toro’s beautifully operatic take on the iconic horror story is at once familiar and movingly fresh.Read More
Hamnet: A heart-rending masterpiece
February 22, 2026 | Ivan RadfordJessie Buckley and Paul Mescal are astonishing in Chloe Zhao’s powerfully vulnerable and utterly heart-rending exploration of grief, art and connection.Read More
Trailer: House of the Dragon Season 3 set for June release
February 21, 2026 | VOD News“A new dawn is coming…” “You have the absolute power within grasp…” That’s the sound of House of the Dragon returning to our screens this summer – and a new teaser gives us a taste of Season 3.
The Games … Read More
Materialists: A spiky, playful dissection of modern dating
February 15, 2026 | David FarnorCeline Song’s spiky follow-up to Past Lives is a playful, surprisingly moving dissection of dating and relationships in a superficial world.Read More















