David Farnor | On 28, Mar 2022

Sky’s growing number of original shows and ever-expanding catalogue of blockbusters is handy for keeping your days and nights occupied, but before you break open new box sets or devour some blockbusting films, don’t miss your chance to catch some modern gems before their rights expire and they depart.

That means taking care not to miss out some of Sky’s originals and exclusives, such as The Enfield Haunting. Or, if you’ve got Sky Cinema, The High Note and The King of Staten Island.

This is your last chance to stream the following:

TV

The Enfield Haunting: Season 1 – 31st March

Dinnerladies: Season 1 to 2 – 1st April

Created, written, co-produced by and starring the comedic national treasure that is Victoria Wood, dinnerladies follows the lives of caterers and regular customers in a canteen and doesn’t get a single ingredient wrong. One of a number of seminal BBC comedies departing Sky’s back catalogue, including Red Dwarf, The Vicar of Dibley, Porridge, The Royle Family, Porridge and Only Fools & Horses.

Blackadder – 1st April

To miss a chance to binge your way through Rowan Atkinson’s iconic, sarcasm-laden historical sitcom, you’d have to be madder than Mad Jack McMad.

Fawlty Towers – 1st April

Blackadder’s title of Funniest TV Show Ever is rivalled strongly by this masterful piece of comedy from John Cleese. The Monty Python veteran is on flawless form as Basil Fawlty, the uptight manager of a rubbish hotel, while Prunella Scales is delightfully annoying as his wife, Sybil. Andrew Sachs as the clueless waiter, Manuel, brings the physical comedy, while Connie Booth quietly steals the show as the maid.

Inside No 9: Season 1 to 4 – 1st April

Nothing says a good night in like a spooky horror story, and who better to inject chills directly into your spine than this impeccably crafted anthology of comedy and horror from Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton?

Wonders of the Universe: Season 1 – 1st April

Brian Cox’s accessible, entertaining and visually stunning science series is amazing.

 

Other TV shows and box sets leaving in March / April 2022:

30th March
Lost Girl: Season 1 to 5

31st March
Absolutely Fabulous: Season 1
Alan Partridge’s Mid Morning Matters: Season 2
Brian Johnson’s A Life On The Road: Season 1
Cesar To The Rescue: Season 3
Chain of Command: Season 1
Coldplay: A Head Full Of Dreams
Cosmos: Possible Worlds: Season 2
David Attenborough’s Kingdom Of Plants: Season 1
Discovering: Paul Simon
Dogs: An Amazing Animal Family
Inside The Freemasons: Season 1
Mars: Season 1
Micky Flanagan Thinking Aloud: Season 1
Okavango: River Of Dreams: Season 1
One Strange Rock: Season 1
Origins: The Journey Of Humankind: Season 1
Parched: Season 1
Photo Ark: Season 1
Rosetta: Comet Landing
Running Wild With Bear Grylls: Season 5
Story Of God With Morgan Freeman: Season 1 to 3
Supercar Megabuild: Season 1 to 3
The Art Show: Season 1
The British: Season 1
The Story Of Us With Morgan Freeman: Season 1
U.F.O. UK: New Evidence: Season 1
UFOs: The Untold Stories: Season 1
Ultimate Supercar: Season 1
Water & Power A California Heist
X: The Generation That Changed the World: Season 1
Year Million: Season 1

1st April
Extras: Season 1 and 2
Only Fools & Horses: Season 1 to 7
Only Fools & Horses 1981 Xmas Crackers:Christmas Crackers
Only Fools & Horses: Fatal Extraction
Only Fools & Horses: Miami Twice (Oh to Be in England)
Only Fools & Horses: Rodney Come Home
Only Fools & Horses: The Jolly Boys Outing
Only Fools and Horses: Dates
Only Fools and Horses: Diamonds Are for Heather
Only Fools and Horses: Modern Men
Only Fools and Horses: Sleepless in Peckham
Only Fools and Horses: Strangers on the Shore
Porridge Christmas Special – The Desperate Hours
The Royle Family Xmas 2008: The New Sofa
The Royle Family: The Queen of Sheba
The Vicar of Dibley: The Christmas Lunch Incident:The Christmas Lunch Incident
The Vicar of Dibley: The Easter Bunny
Walliams and Friend: Season 1
Walliams and Friend: Christmas 2015
Walliams And Friend: Christmas 2016
Absolutely Fabulous: Season 2
Absolutely Fabulous – 2002 Special
Absolutely Fabulous Christmas Special
Absolutely Fabulous Christmas Special: White Box
Absolutely Fabulous: The Collection
Big School: Season 1 to 4
The Blackadder
Blackadder II
Blackadder the Third
Blackadder Goes Forth
Blackadder’s Christmas Carol
Bottom: Season 1 to 2
Fawlty Towers: Season 1 and 2
Gavin & Stacey: Season 1 to 3
Keeping Up Appearances: Season 1 to 5
Live at the Apollo: Season 1
Live at the Apollo: Season 13
Miranda: Season 1 to 3
Nature’s Great Events: Season 1
Nature’s Great Migrations: Season 1
Open All Hours: Season 1 to 4
Porridge: Season 1 to 3
QI XL: Season 14 and 15
The Hunt: Season 1
The League of Gentlemen: Season 1 to 4
The Office: Season 1 to 3
The Royle Family: Season 1 to 3
The Young Ones: Season 2
Top Gear: Season 21 to 26
Wonders of Life: Season 1
Wonders of the Moon: Season 1
Wonders of the Solar System: Season 1
Ax Men: Reborn: Season 10

5th April
Monsterquest: Season 4

6th April
Game Of Thrones: Season 4

9th April
Arctic: Alone: Season 6

10th April
Golden State Killer: Unmasked: Season 1

11th April
Instinct: Season 1

25th April
Pawn Stars: Season 15

 

Sky Cinema

Locke – 30th March

Tom Hardy is magnetic in this daringly simple character-driven drama.

The High Note – 30th March

A winning cast and strong soundtrack give this music industry comedy an enjoyably upbeat groove.

The Adventures Of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn – 31st March

This groundbreaking animated blockbuster based on the iconic comic books is an enjoyably old-fashioned romp.

How To Train Your Dragon – 31st March

Free Willy with dragons? Any excuse to relive this charming story of friendship and flying is one to grab with both wings.

Munich – 31st March

One of Spielberg’s most underrated films, this dark 2005 thriller follows five men, who are chosen to find the terrorists responsible for taking 11 Israeli athletes hostage and murdering them following Munich’s 1972 Olympics.

The Conversation – 31st March

Francis Ford Coppola’s surveillance thriller, starring Gene Hackman, is a stone-cold classic.

The Omen – 31st March

Richard Donner’s veritable classic finds an American politician suspecting that he and his wife have adopted the antichrist.

Do The Right Thing – 31st March

Smart, funny and electrifying, Do the Right Thing remains one of Spike Lee’s finest films.

The King of Staten Island – 13th April

Pete Davidson takes centre stage in this semi-biographical exploration of grief.

 

Other movies leaving in March / April 2022:

29th March
Repression (2020)

30th March
House Of Magic
The Queen’s Corgi

31st March
Adventures Of Tom Thumb And Thumbelina
Babylon (1980)
Black Joy
Bon Voyage Charlie Brown
Burning An Illusion
Carlito’s Way
Darkman
Enemy At The Gates
Fords On Water
Gattaca
Hey Arnold! The Movie
Honeytrap
How The Toys Saved Christmas
Howard The Duck
In Search Of Santa
Indecent Proposal
Jemima And Johnny
Kung Fu Panda 2
Mo’ Better Blues
My Girl
My Girl 2
Omen IV : The Awakening
Outlander
Over The Hedge
Pressure
Puss In Boots
Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
Scooby-Doo!
Strike
The Addams Family
The Man Inside
The Wild Thornberrys Movie
Unstoppable (2018)
Young Soul Rebels

4th April
Shazam: Special

6th April
Aliens Stole My Body

9th April
The Other Guys

11th April
Pineapple Express

15th April
Crimes Of Passion: Sleepwalker

19th April
Oblivion

20th April
K-19: The Widowmaker

21st April
Twister

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