As with any relationship, there are peaks and valleys, but I really feel like Britbox and Acorn have been delivering for me of late. Having watched the final episode last night, I think Tommy & Tuppence is one of the best new shows I've watched in years. I'm a huge Agatha Christie (AC) fan, and although the characters have been updated, I think they truly remained true to the core of each character, while bringing them into the present. Episodes 5 & 6 are also quite faithful to one of my favorite AC books, and these episodes were together some of my favorite TV viewing in a while. Definitely keeping my fingers crossed for Season 2.

As for Acorn, Blue Murder Motel completely satisfied my withdrawal symptoms from missing Brokenwood. Great main characters, and some absolutely fantastic quirky supporting characters who recur in each episode and make everything work fabulously. I did get a bit tired of the two main characters constantly smooching so much, but by the last episode it became clear why the writers wants to really emphasize how much these two loved each other. Also, by the end, I almost want Saffron to have her won series. She is truly Brokenwood-worthy.

And to round it all off, The Good Ship Murder has delivered perhaps its best season yet (although I still have episode 8 to watch). Signora Volpe season 3 got off to a great start. And tonight I'll watch the first episode of Ludwig season 2. I love that Britbox and Acorn have been treating me well.

ITV and World Productions are returning to a third series of Val McDermid’s internationally renowned cold case crime stories, Karen Pirie, with Lauren Lyle in the iconic role of the fiercely intelligent Scottish detective.

Following the success of the second series, averaging 5.3 million viewers with a peak of 5.6 million when it aired on ITV and STV last year, World Productions will produce The Skeleton Road, Val McDermid’s gripping and suspenseful third book in the Karen Pirie series of novels.

Acclaimed Scottish screenwriter, Gillian Roger Park (The Young Offenders, Avenue 5, The Bombing of Pan Am 103) will adapt the novel into a 6 x 1 hour series, which will start filming next year.

David Tennant returns as Custodial Manager Bailey in Time Season 3.

Get a closer look at what’s to come when the gripping drama premieres OCTOBER 22 on BritBox.

I just finished season 3 (in the US so I don’t yet have season 4). I love this show. So so much. Never before has a show about cops moved me to tears so often. Mostly in season 3, but that’s probably because by this point we have really gotten to know the characters.

There are so many awesome shows on BritBox, but this is most definitely in my top three.

I want to tell the whole world to watch this show, but I’ll start here. 😊

Okay, I know the show is kind of cheesy, but I love it. And here I am so excited to watch E8, IGNORANT of any all changes coming up next season, only to have a character I formerly disliked, but had now come to absolutely adore, be KILLED OFF. I was so sad. And I am not thrilled with the upcoming changes. They should have ended the show altogether and figured out a better finale.

They aren't wasting time on an American version.

ABC has ordered a drama pilot that is based on the popular BBC One series “Ludwig,” Variety has learned.

The pilot, which marks ABC’s first of this year, hails from co-writers Megan Ganz and Humphrey Ker, who are also executive producers. Jon Steinberg and Dan Shotz also executive produce along with Kenton Allen of Big Talk, “Ludwig” creator Mark Brotherhood, and “Ludwig” star David Mitchell. 20th Television, where Ganz is under an overall deal, is the studio.

The Watchlist at the top of the BritBox app screen on our Apple TV has disappeared. Can it be restored?

Friday Night Dinner is the funniest comedy I've discovered on BritBox. What else should I try?

The Hollywood Reporter can unveil first-look photos from BritBox and UKTV’s upcoming, sugar-sweet series, The Cadburys.

The six-episode drama, launching on BritBox in North America and on U in the U.K. in 2027, follows the visionary Cadbury family, the underdogs of the cocoa world, on their journey towards creating the world-famous Cadbury’s chocolate bar. Toby Regbo (Reign), Harry Gilby (The Last Kingdom) and Jessica Barden (The End of the F\**ing World*) star as the Cadbury siblings, Richard, George and Maria, with filming recently wrapping in Birmingham.

Anyone else get a bit frustrated about BritBox offering incomplete series??
Especially annoyed they only have 2 seasons of Friday Night Dinners & also same goes for The Royle Family.

What the heck did they do with the season? They ruined it with strange scripts and very bad direction. All those close-ups of people’s faces in the dark. Everything this season, dark and creepy and the characters were not the same. They took Eleanor and turned her into an hysterical overwrought hormonal woman. Didn’t like it at all.

I'm having a problem with the video on BB. Everything is very dark as if it were always night. I don't have this problem on Netflix or other channels. Are others having this problem?

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC and BritBox’s Poirot series Hercule has unveiled more cast including Katherine Parkinson (Rivals), Omari Douglas (Black Doves) and Toby Stephens (Jane Eyre).

As with previous cast releases, the trio’s roles are being kept under wraps, but they come as the BBC and BritBox reveal the second book to be adapted for Mammoth Screen’s TV show will be Agatha Christie’s Peril at End House, following Lord Edgware Dies. The third novel the show will be part-based on is still to be revealed.

Other new cast include Jessica Alexander (The Beauty), Honor Swinton Byrne (The Souvenir), Paul Forman (Emily in Paris), Arthur Hughes (Shardlake), Ralf Little (Death in Paradise), River Medway (RuPaul’s Drag Race UK) and Natalie Quarry (Call the Midwife).

What are you watching? Let's talk about it below!

I just finished the second episode and I cracked up. I love this show already, and wish I hadn’t waited to start watching it.

Just had to let everyone know ;)

WTF, they got rid of Toast of London?!?

That's one of my comfort shows.

This pisses me off!

I started watching Rev. It's OK, but not nearly as good as some of the other shows I've seen on Britbox. I'm tempted to bail on it and find another series, but I see it has 3 seasons so I'm wondering if it gets better as it goes. Has anyone watched it? Thoughts?

Is it me or does it feel like there are only a dozen British actors and they get recycled over and over?

Wondering what you kind folks would suggest on Brit Box however I’m looking for specific type of shows.

I loved Line of Duty for starters. I noticed that a handful of detective type shows that are on the sillier side and that’s not really my thing. I like a serious show like Line of Duty. Something tense throughout and not on the lighter side.

The Bay has been recommended to me so I’ll give that a shot but curious if any other suggestions may fit my criteria? TIA!!