What to watch on streaming: today's picks from Netflix, Prime Video and more
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We can all feel a bit overwhelmed when looking for something to watch in the world of streaming, so if you're in need of some help, you've come to the right place. This week on Netflix: Wake Up Dead Man, the marvellous third instalment in writer/director Rian Johnson’s Knives Out series, dares to get a bit spooky, as it finds gentleman sleuth Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) tackling the fiendish mystery of a seemingly impossible “locked room” murder. Josh O’Connor lends support as the small-town priest who’s in the frame for the crime. Put-upon house-sitter Trevor Bingley is back, plagued this time by an ever-crawling baby he wasn’t supposed to be looking after. Rowan Atkinson’s mostly visual comedy Man Vs Baby delivers plenty of wholesome Christmas chaos. Over on Apple TV, the creative team behind Top Gun: Maverick hits the asphalt and keeps the pace up for exhilarating drama F1 set in the world of Formula One. Brad Pitt is the former hotshot getting back behind the wheel with the help of an old buddy (Javier Bardem). Meanwhile, the door closes on Amazon’s “new chapter” of Aussie soap Neighbours after two years, much to the disappointment of a loyal audience gripped by the goings-on in Ramsay Street for four decades. How will this finale compare to the one from 2022, when the show was axed by 5? It might not be a huge stretch for him, but George Clooney puts in a roundly entertaining performance as a Hollywood A-lister undergoing a crisis of confidence in Jay Kelly, the latest comic drama from film-maker Noah Baumbach (Marriage Story). It’s Adam Sandler, though, who takes the acting honours as the star’s long-suffering manager. In The Roses over on Disney+, Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch get their claws out as the married couple whose relationship collapses in a new adaptation of black comedy The War of the Roses. There's no shortage of streaming options, and so to give you a bit of a hand, RadioTimes.com has collated some of the best new offerings: from Netflix and Disney Plus to Prime Video, BBC iPlayer and Apple TV, here are the latest highlights across the services. Whether it's a police procedural drama like NCIS: Origins, a reality show like Squid Game: the Challenge or a fascinating documentary thriller such as The Moonies: Married to the Cult, there's something here to suit everyone's taste. Take a look at the list below, which includes all the details about where you can watch any title – and what we think.
Best Disney+ shows – originals and returning favourites
Disney's streaming service and its add-on, Star, have plenty to add to your watch list.
If you’re a fan of family sitcoms, Disney+ has plenty to keep you entertained. Malcolm in the Middle is a standout, following a highly intelligent boy trying to navigate life with his unpredictable family, full of energy and relatable everyday struggles. Oh, and a classic noughties theme song for good measure. And if a show about one smart kid wasn’t enough, Young Sheldon is also available to stream on the platform, offering a peek into the childhood of The Big Bang Theory’s Sheldon Cooper. It explores what it’s like to grow up exceptionally clever in an otherwise ordinary Texas household. Expect plenty of awkward moments, but don’t worry – there’s equally as many heartwarming ones. Disney+ has also launched All’s Fair, a juicy, fast-paced legal drama starring Kim Kardashian. You might have spied some less than favourable reviews in the media but it’s packed with courtroom showdowns and an addictive soap-style tension and has definitely found a fanbase. The platform is also home to classics like Desperate Housewives – the iconic 2000s dramedy full of scandal, satire, secrets and all the chaotic suburban drama you could want across eight binge-worthy seasons. Elsewhere on the platform, 911 returns for its ninth season, continuing to deliver gripping rescues and emotional stories weekly that have made the series a long-running hit. The last season of saw the shock death of one of the show's most beloved characters, so there's plenty for the new episodes to get stuck into. A new true crime drama, Murdaugh: Death in the Family, is also available to stream and dramatises one of the most widely reported American murder cases in recent memory. Already the subject of a hit podcast and Netflix docuseries, this latest incarnation enlists acclaimed actors Jason Clarke and Patricia Arquette to play Alex and Maggie Murdaugh, who were once at the centre of a powerful South Carolina family. Tragically, in 2021, things took a shockingly dark turn, as depicted in this eight-part miniseries from The Mosquito Coast writer Michael D Fuller and Britney vs Spears filmmaker Erin Lee Carr. This month also sees the continuation of Only Murders in the Building season 5, The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox, High Potential and Chad Powers, with the Kim Kardashian-led All's Fair also set to launch on the platform early next month. There's also the likes of Good American Family, Grey's Anatomy, A Thousand Blows and The Stolen Girl all ready and waiting for you to watch. If you're unsure what to watch next, scroll on for more on these titles and many others, as we present the best titles on Disney+ to watch now. View Affiliate Playlist on the source website
Best movies on Disney Plus UK to watch right now
From big-screen blockbusters to Disney Plus originals, here are the best feature-length films you won't want to miss.
If you’re on the lookout for your next movie night pick, Disney+ has you covered with a huge library of films ready for you to choose from. One of them is Ad Astra – a gripping sci-fi drama following Brad Pitt’s astronaut’s perilous journey across the solar system to uncover hidden truths about his missing father and the fate of humanity. Although not set in space, Glass is still an out-of-this-world film for you to stream – a dark thriller that brings together characters from two of M. Night Shyamalan’s most popular movies (Unbreakable and Split) in a tense psychological showdown that keeps you hooked until the final shattering moments. You can also stream Freakier Friday, a fresh spin on the beloved body-swap story bursting with heartfelt moments – it’s as touching as it is entertaining. And if you’re in the mood for nostalgia, Disney+ has noughties romcom gems like Confessions of a Shopaholic, featuring Isla Fisher as the delightfully chaotic Rebecca Bloomwood, whose shopping habits land her in all kinds of trouble. The second of this year's three MCU releases so far, Thunderbolts*, is also available to stream, joining the vast majority of Marvel Studios' other cinematic offerings in the library. As well as Marvel, Disney is known as the wider home of franchise fare, with others featured including Star Wars, Alien, Planet of the Apes and more. They sit also alongside plenty of Disney and Pixar animated films, as you'd imagine. However, the platform also hosts a whole range of other, one-off film titles, including Caught Stealing director Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan, and recent awards fare such as A Real Pain, Poor Things, All of Us Strangers, and A Complete Unknown. That's not even mentioning other options such as horror films including Ready or Not and The First Omen, sci-fi epic The Creator, Poirot mystery A Haunting in Venice, and whip-smart romcom Rye Lane. There is truly something for every movie fan on Disney Plus – and the RadioTimes.com team have broken down the top picks on the platform in this list. Sign up to Disney+ for £4.99 a month or £79.90 a year Best movies on Disney Plus UK to watch right now Marvel movies on Disney Plus UK With new titles added after their release, Disney Plus promises to host the majority of the MCU: Ant-Man Ant-Man and the Wasp Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Avengers: Infinity War Avengers: Endgame Black Panther Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Black Widow Captain America: Brave New World Captain America: Civil War Captain America: The First Avenger Captain America: The Winter Soldier Captain Marvel Deadpool & Wolverine Doctor Strange Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Eternals Guardians of the Galaxy Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 Iron Man Iron Man 2 Iron Man 3 Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron Marvel's The Avengers Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings The Incredible Hulk The Marvels Thor Thor: Ragnarok Thor: The Dark World Thor: Love and Thunder Thunderbolts* Of course, that's not in watching order – find out more about that now. Star Wars movies on Disney Plus Fortunately, you don’t need to fly to a galaxy far, far away to see the Star Wars saga. Well, the majority of it, anyway. Here’s what’s on offer: Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope Star Wars: Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back Star Wars: Episode VI: Return of the Jedi Star Wars: Episode VII: The Force Awakens Star Wars: Episode VIII: The Last Jedi Star Wars: Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Solo: A Star Wars Story Star Wars: The Clone Wars Empire of Dreams: The Story of The Star Wars Trilogy If you're wondering what order to watch them in - because let's face it, it can be controversial - we have a guide to how to watch Star Wars in order. Pixar movies on Disney Plus UK Yes, Disney also owns Pixar, the folks behind the likes of Toy Story and Inside Out. So if you need a laugh, go for Ratatouille; if you need a cry, go for Toy Story 3 (we're not over that heartbreaking burner scene yet); and if you need a romance, WALL-E is your go-to. Here are the Pixar options on Disney Plus UK. Brave A Bug's Life Coco Cars Cars 2 Cars 3 Elemental Finding Nemo Finding Dory The Good Dinosaur The Incredibles Incredibles 2 Inside Out Inside Out 2 Luca Monsters Inc Monsters University Onward Ratatouille Soul Toy Story Toy Story 2 Toy Story 3 Toy Story 4 Turning Red Up WALL-E Sign up to Disney+ for £7.99 a month or £79.90 a year
Best Christmas films on Disney Plus in 2025 – from Home Alone to The Muppet Christmas Carol
The streamer's collection of festive fare includes both beloved classics and underseen gems.
While Netflix are undoubtedly the most productive of the major streamers when it comes to releasing brand new Christmas films every year, it's arguably Disney Plus which has the best selection of proper Yuletide classics. The library includes such beloved gems as Home Alone, The Muppet Christmas Carol and two versions of Miracle on 34th Street, alongside a couple of films that are known to start debates as to whether they can truly qualify for Christmas status: Die Hard and The Nightmare Before Christmas. But that's not all. You can also find a number of other seasonal films on the platform, including some great options for younger viewers and even an Oscar-nominated short film from acclaimed Italian director Alice Rohrwacher. Check out our list of recommendations below – and also make sure to take a look at our lists for Netflix Christmas films and Prime Video Christmas films too. Home Alone More than 30 years on from the film's release, Macaulay Culkin's turn as Kevin McAllister remains one of the most revered child performances of all time. As you'll no doubt be aware, the film sees 8-year-old Kevin – who has inadvertently been left behind when his family go off on holiday – laying all manner of violent booby traps in a bid to stave off the threat of two opportunistic burglars (Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern) on Christmas Eve. The film has spawned a number of sequels over the years, which are also all available to view on Disney Plus, although in our opinion only the most immediate of those follow-ups, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, is especially worth your time. Die Hard While not everyone considers this classic 1988 action flick to be a Christmas movie – it had its original release in July, after all – it's undoubtedly become a seasonal staple for millions of film fans around the world, thanks to its Christmas Eve setting, festive soundtrack and perhaps the best use of Ho Ho Ho ever seen on film. Of course, the film stars Bruce Willis as John McClane, a New York detective who unexpectedly finds himself up against an army of terrorists while visiting his wife's Christmas Eve party in an LA skyscraper. Willis's central performance – which includes a string of memorable lines – has gone down in action movie history, while few villains are more iconic than Alan Rickman's Hans Gruber. The Muppet Christmas Carol There have been countless adaptations of Charles Dickens's classic Yuletide yarn over the years, and yet few of them can boast anything like the fandom of this delightful version starring The Muppets. Narrated by Gonzo (as Dickens himself) and Rizzo the Rat, it finds key roles for the majority of the beloved characters, while Michael Caine is on superb form as Ebenezer Scrooge – playing it completely straight against his non-human co-stars. This fresh, brilliantly chaotic take on the iconic tale coupled with an assortment of terrific original songs – including Thankful Heart and It Feels Like Christmas – make this perhaps the definitive film version of the novella, a movie that can't fail to put you in a great festive mood. A Christmas Carol If the Muppets aren't for you (what is wrong with you??), then you might be more at home with this 2009 adaptation of the tale. Directed by Robert Zemeckis and originally designed to be watched in 3D, it saw the filmmaker use the same motion-capture animation techniques he'd used in his earlier Christmas film Polar Express – which gives the film a rather unique visual style. Jim Carrey stars in multiple roles as Ebenezer Scrooge and all three of the visiting spirits, while there are also key roles for Gary Oldman, Colin Firth, Bob Hoskins and Robin Wright, among others. How much it works for you will largely depend on how keen you are on the technology used, but the story itself is performed well and told faithfully. The Nightmare Before Christmas Is Tim Burton and Henry Selick's macabre animated feature a Christmas film or a Halloween one? That's a question thats invariably asked every year, and perhaps the most appropriate answer is that it's actually both at once. The stop-motion musical fantasy tells of Jack Skellington, the disillusioned Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, who one day stumbles upon a portal to Christmas Town and becomes devoted to bringing Yuletide to his own home, even kidnapping Santa Claus (or Sandy Claws). Although it leans into its Halloweeny themes, there are more than enough Christmassy images and ideas to qualify it for a festive watch. Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas This animated anthology starring Mickey and his pals was released straight to video back in 1999 and is a great option for younger viewers looking for a bit of festive fun, It consists of three short films – Donald Duck: Stuck on Christmas, A Very Goofy Christmas and Mickey and Minnie's Gift of the Magi – and if that's not enough for you, you can find a further five stories in the 2004 follow-up Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas. The Santa Clause This Christmas comedy from 1994 sees Tim Allen – in his first leading film role – playing a divorced and somewhat curmudgeonly father who finds himself unexpectedly landing a gig as the next Santa Claus after he inadvertently kills the previous Saint Nick. Although initially startled at the prospect, he slowly grows into his new role and rediscovers a Christmas spirt that he'd long been missing. It was followed by two sequels – The Santa Clause 2 and The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause – in 2002 and 2006, which are also both streaming on Disney Plus. How the Grinch Stole Christmas After Scrooge, there's no doubting the second most famous Christmas-hater – Dr Seuss's infamous green creation The Grinch. Although there was a more recent animated movie adaptation in 2018, this 2000 film starring Jim Carrey is undoubtedly the definitive movie version. It follows the infamous grouch as he does his worst to ruin the festive period for the Christmas-loving residents of Whoville, who he despises. However he is soon befriended by a 6-year-old local girl named Cindy Lou (Taylor Momsen ) who tries to get him to change course. Miracle on 34th Street Another classic Christmas story, there are actually two versions of this film available on Disney Plus. The 1947 original stars Edmund Gwenn as Kris Kringle, with Richard Attenborough playing the same role in the popular 1994 remake – which also features Matilda child star Mara Wilson. Both films are set in New York City and see Kris Kringle – who had been working as a department store Santa – put on trial due after doubts are raised as to whether he could possibly be the real Santa Claus, much to the distress of the young girl he has befriended. Noelle This 2019 Disney Plus original stars Anna Kendrick as Santa Claus's daughter Noelle, who is forced to take over the family business when her father decides that the time has come to retire and her older brother goes mysteriously missing. The starry supporting cast also includes Bill Hader, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Billy Eichner, Julie Hagerty and Shirley MacLaine. The Family Stone The late Diane Keaton leads an ensemble cast that also includes the likes of Sarah Jessica Parker, Claire Danes, Rachel McAdams and more. The film follows Parker's Meredith, who has grown up with conservative values, discovering that she's a bit of a misfit at her boyfriend's family's Christmas celebrations. While their relationship seems to be going swimmingly when in the city, when they visit family in a small New England town, that's when things start to go awry. Le pupille This Oscar-nominated Italian short film from La Chimera director Alice Rohrwacher is an under-the-radar gem in Disney Plus's Christmas library – and is well worth a watch if you're after something a little different from the usual festive fare. Set at Christmastime during the Second World War, it follows Serafina, a young outcast at a strict Catholic orphanage who is always getting in trouble, and is soon excited by the delivery of a large cake. Check out more of our Film coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 release schedule: When are new episodes on Disney Plus?
The new season is based on Rick Riordan's book The Sea of Monsters.
It's been two years since Percy Jackson and the Olympians first debuted on Disney Plus, but finally the fantasy series, based on the books by Rick Riordan, is back for season 2. The cast is once again led by Walker Scobell, Leah Sava Jeffries and Aryan Simhadri as Percy, Annabeth and Grover, while Dior Goodjohn and Charlie Bushnell have now been promoted to series regulars, after appearing a guest capacity as Clarisse La Rue and Luke Castellan is season 1. This season sees Percy returning to Camp Half-Blood one year later to find that his friendship with Annabeth is changing and Grover is missing. Meanwhile, he learns he has a cyclops for a brother, and camp is under siege from the forces of Kronos. With his whole world turned upside down, Percy journeys into the deadly Sea of Monsters. But, now that the series is airing new episodes, when can fans expect to see the rest of them? Read on to find out everything you need to know about the release schedule for Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2. Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 release schedule – When are new episodes out? The first two episodes of Percy Jackson and the Olympians arrived on Disney Plus on Wednesday 10th December, while the season has switched to a weekly release for the rest of its run. That means that future episodes will debut on the platform each Wednesday, until the finale is released on Wednesday 21st January 2026. You can find the full release schedule for Percy Jackson and the Olympians below. Season 2 episode 1 – I Play Dodgeball with Cannibals - Wednesday 10th December 2025 Season 2 episode 2 – Demon Pigeons Attack - Wednesday 10th December 2025 Season 2 episode 3 – We Board the Princess Andromeda - Wednesday 17th December 2025 Season 2 episode 4 – Clarisse Blows Up Everything - Wednesday 24th December 2025 Season 2 episode 5 – We Check In to CC's Spa & Resort - Wednesday 31st December 2025 Season 2 episode 6 – Nobody Gets the Fleece - Wednesday 7th January 2026 Season 2 episode 7 – I Go Down with the Ship - Wednesday 14th January 2026 Season 2 episode 8 – The Fleece Works Its Magic Too Well - Wednesday 21st January 2026 How many episodes of Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 will there be? Like season 1 before it, season 2 of Percy Jackson and the Olympians will be made up of eight episodes. The season has been based on Rick Riordan's second novel in the Percy Jackson series, The Sea of Monsters. Thankfully, fans don't need to worry that these eight episodes will be the final ones they will see. Well ahead of season 2 airing, the series was also renewed for a third season, with that run set to adapt the third book in Riordan's series, The Titan's Curse. View Green Video on the source website Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 continues on Disney+ on Wednesdays. Add Percy Jackson and the Olympians to your watchlist on the Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Fantasy coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Percy Jackson season 2 won't address Zeus recasting – but will honour Lance Reddick in a big way
Reddick died at the age of 60, shortly after production on season 1 wrapped.
The showrunners of Percy Jackson and the Olympians have opened up about how Zeus actor Lance Reddick will be honoured in season 2 – and why the recasting doesn't have to be addressed. Reddick, who starred as the almighty Zeus in season 1, died in March 2023 at the age of 60. His death came shortly after production on season 1 wrapped, making the show his final TV appearance. Last year, it was confirmed that Courtney B Vance will take over the role of Zeus for season 2. However, considering Zeus often arrives in different forms in the books, the show's bosses didn't feel the need for the new season to address the recasting. Why won't Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 address Zeus being recast? In the books, Zeus appears in various forms – so it makes sense for him to look a bit different in season 2. Co-creator Jonathan E Steinberg previously told Entertainment Weekly: "A lot of thought and attention and discomfort was applied to the question of just how do you deal with losing somebody so soon? "He'd only really been in a few scenes and was instantly important to everyone. He just was such a presence with cast, on screen and off. Where we came down was to let the character continue to be." Author Rick Riordan also said he thinks the change feels "seamless". View Green Video on the source website However, clearly everyone on set wanted to honour Reddick's memory, with executive producer Craig Silverstein recalling: "Courtney was so great when he showed up – he made this speech to the cast and crew honouring Lance and saying that he knew what the responsibility was about stepping into the shoes of that performance. "And it ended up being very emotional but very, very fulfilling. We were certain we had made the right choice before, but we were really certain when he gave that beautiful speech on the set before stepping in front of the camera." Star Walker Scobell, who plays Percy Jackson, added that Reddick's wife came to watch Vance's scenes and that he honoured the late star "spectacularly", while Riordan said he had "a lot of conversations" with Vance about how to honour Reddick's legacy. Who is Zeus actor Courtney B Vance? Vance is known for a variety of roles across the big and small screen, including Seaman Jones in The Hunt for Red October, Roger Hines in Space Cowboys, and Mr George Grandey in Dangerous Minds. More recently, the actor took on the role of Cobra Bubbles in the live-action Lilo and Stitch movie and Marshall Tryon in Ryan Murphy's Grotesquerie. Vance has been open about how he wanted to honour Reddick's legacy on the set of Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2, recently telling Deadline: "I didn’t want to have to come into a project under those circumstances. "And the first thing I did, before I began, I just thanked everybody and we prayed. So, that meant a lot for everyone. I don’t take it lightly. "I would rather not be here, and have him be here. But they embraced me, and I honoured him with them. So, it was a really wonderful moment." Percy Jackson and the Olympians will be released on Disney+ in December 2025. Check out more of our Fantasy coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Paradise season 2 finally gets UK release date confirmed with explosive first-look trailer
Political thriller series Paradise was one of the most popular new TV releases in 2025, and now it's been confirmed exactly when it will be returning for its second season. The series, which stars Sterling K Brown, will return for season 2 on Monday 23rd February, with the first three episodes coming to Hulu in the US and Disney Plus in the UK and internationally. The series will then switch to a weekly release, with individual episodes arriving each Monday. The news was announced at a panel for the show at CCXP25 Brazil, where a first-look trailer was also unveiled. Now available online, the trailer sees Brown's character Xavier now out of the bunker and searching for his wife Teri, played by Enuka Okuma. We also get our first look at the new character played by Shailene Woodley, while also seeing returns for the likes of Julianne Nicholson and James Marsden. You can watch the trailer right here now. View oEmbed on the source website The official synopsis for Paradise season 2 says: "In season 2, Xavier searches for Teri out in the world and learns how people survived the three years since The Day. "Back in Paradise, the social fabric frays as the bunker deals with the aftermath of Season 1, and new secrets are uncovered about the city's origins." As well as Brown, Nicholson, Marsden, Okuma and Woodley, the new season also stars returning cast members Sarah Shahi, Nicole Brydon Bloom, Krys Marshall, Aliyah Mastin, Percy Daggs IV and Charlie Evans, alongside newcomers Thomas Doherty and Jon Beavers. Series creator Dan Fogelman has teased that season 2 will lean more into science fiction than the first, telling Deadline: "It’s fair to say we solved all the questions about what the bunker is and why it was created in season 1, but there’s kind of a deepening of it as you get into season 2 and what’s really behind it all. "There’s more science fiction in it in the second season intentionally than even was in the first. And that involves climate change and science and the things that were coming behind it. "There is more of that kind of survivalist [story]. How did the people that made it out in the world outside of the bunker do it?" View Affiliate Playlist on the source website Paradise season 2 will start streaming on Disney+ internationally on Monday 23rd February 2026. The series streams on Hulu in the US – you can sign up to Disney+ from £5.99 a month now. Add Paradise to your watchlist on the Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Percy Jackson author Rick Riordan talks season 2: "We're very mindful of the legacy of the books"
"We all feel a sense of obligation and respect toward the material."
It’s no secret that when the Percy Jackson films were released in the 2010s, swathes of longtime fans weren’t impressed by how the fantasy novels had been adapted. So it was with some trepidation when Disney announced that they, too, were going to have a go at recreating the mythological Greek world for a new TV series. Thankfully, this time, fans needn’t have worried. Starring Walker Scobell in the eponymous lead role alongside Leah Sava Jeffries as Annabeth and Aryan Simhadri as Grover, the first season of Percy Jackson and the Olympians received warm reviews and in its first week alone, episode 1 notched up over 13 million views. In no small part, its success is undoubtedly due to Rick Riordan – author of the Percy Jackson books who is also credited as a writer and executive producer of the television adaptation. He wasn’t involved in the film franchise. Indeed, when Radio Times visited the set during filming of season 2 (a third season has subsequently been confirmed), Riordan was on hand to answer our pressing Percy questions. How does it feel to be filming a second season and to see the world you imagined springing to life? “Yeah, it's unreal. I can't believe that we're on a second season in some ways, but I know it took us a long time to get here. It's wonderful to see it all come to fruition.” It's been years since you wrote the initial Percy Jackson story. In now making the TV show, have been things you changed that you felt you can improve on? “Yeah, it's a beautiful chance to do over… Because it's now been 20 years since the first book came out, which is mind boggling in itself. But it's true. "I mean, a lot has changed in 20 years, and It's nice to have the chance to keep the story the same, but also refresh it and make sure that it feels relevant and timely for what's going on today. I do think that these stories, the Greek myths, have been with us for centuries because they're timeless. "So there is that element that doesn't change. But at the same time, we want to make sure that it feels really fresh for viewers today.” Fans are very protective over Percy Jackson. How trepidatious did you feel ahead of season 1 airing? There were a few plot tweaks – did you worry they wouldn’t be received well by fans? “Oh, I think we were fairly confident that most of the tweaks that we had done would be well received. We had many, many conversations about that. And I will say this, I think everyone on the team is very mindful of the legacy of the books and the audience and what they're expecting. "So while I don't think we feel imprisoned by that, I do think that we all feel a sense of obligation and respect toward the material. So everyone's coming at it from the same point of view, which is really lovely. I mean, anytime you translate from one media to another, you have to make changes.” The film series wasn’t received so well, whereas season 1 of the TV show was. It must be not only a relief, but a vindication that your involvement has really helped bring your story to life… “Well, I don't want to take too much credit. I mean, I'm part of the team and it really does take a village to make this happen. There's no way that anyone could solo this. It is such a team sport. That's something I've come to appreciate about television. "So I'm very grateful to all the hundreds of people that bring this to life every day. But yes, you're right. One of the questions I’ve been asked is: ‘Does this feel like a birth or an exorcism?’ It's a good question. A little bit of both, probably…” You’ve said before that you’d love to make a season for each of the five original books in the series. But there’s also that pressure that the actors are getting older and growing up fast… “I want to put bricks on Walker’s [Scobell] head! He's getting so tall so quickly. Honestly, that's something else I didn't even consider. "That how long it takes to make a show of this complication and this calibre with all the effects and everything that's going into it, it takes longer to make a season than it does for these kids to grow up. I naively thought, ‘Oh, yeah, we'll just make one every year’. It's just not possible. But we're doing the best we can…” Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 will return to Disney Plus on 10th December. Check out more of our Fantasy coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
When is Home Alone on TV? How to watch the Christmas movie online
Macaulay Culkin's Christmas classic will be available to stream over the festive period.
When it comes to Christmas movies, there are few which hold such a strong please in film fans' hearts as 1990's Home Alone. The festive family comedy film starring Macaulay Culkin as Kevin McCallister remains the most cherished Christmas movies of all time – in fact, it came third in a 2023 RadioTimes.com poll, just behind The Muppet Christmas Carol and It's a Wonderful Life. The film sees eight-year-old Kevin accidentally left behind when his family go on holiday. He soon finds he has to defend the family home from two burglars, played by Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern. Boasting a brilliant soundtrack and spawning an extensive franchise, Home Alone remains an annual must-watch for many film fans when putting together their Christmas watch-list. Endlessly rewatchable, Macaulay Culkin even recently revealed what he'd want to do with a reboot of the franchise. But is the first film airing on TV this year, and how can fans in the UK stream it? Here’s everything you need to know. Home Alone: Where to watch the Christmas movie online in the UK As one of the greatest family films of all time, it is perhaps fitting that Home Alone (and its sequels) are streaming on Disney Plus this Christmas, along with the reboot, Home Sweet Home Alone, which is also available on the streaming platform. Sign up to Disney Plus for £4.99 a month or £79.90 for a year Home Alone (as well as its first two sequels) is also available to stream currently on Channel 4 until the end of the year, but it is not available on any other subscriber services such as Netflix or NOW TV. However, you can rent or buy the Christmas classic on <a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Home-Alone-Macaulay-Culkin/dp/B0CBHY7VVP/ref=sr_1_1?crid=25ME1SU9Q3JN1&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.liWqUf5SsrQDWBQQw8Su9xNoUC3ZKlUTZXh3-eqNseh1ahKVVG1R_XIOmVXYm4IK_mlDzWl2T-kzOzRALijP6ZaG3YMi1IxSHdh1AMwrfsuC7AWYjDVwu8HiSUgVogyexbTbJYSNTI50KvAc6WgMHBWvrcuLaYrcvKA1M-Lzi1LdtpOEnUE1Vzkh5WERkAAv6B197hYDYJ4P7WlLHsTcjASUguzySddbcJTrCJLXGSs.fNIbk5BnPzTv2PpQc5LFSl2JKO7Gk69rWV2Denm2nhA&dib_tag=se&keywords=home+alone&nsdOptOutParam=true&qid=1733492088&s=instant-video&sprefix=home+alone%2Cinstant-video%2C152&sr=1-1&tag=radtim0b-21&ascsubtag=radiotimes-456853" target="_blank" rel="sponsored">Amazon Prime Video and Sky Store. When is Home Alone on TV this Christmas? Home Alone is more or less guaranteed at least one airing on terrestrial TV every Christmas – and this year, it's showing on Channel 4 at 5:30pm on Christmas Eve. Fans are in for an extra treat this year, as legendary sequel Home Alone 2: Lost in New York will also be showing on Christmas Day at 5:25pm on Channel 4. View Affiliate Playlist on the source website Is Home Alone in cinemas in 2025? Yes! Home Alone is returning to select cinemas across the UK throughout December. To see the Christmas classic on the silver screen, head to your local cinema and see if it's playing. Home Alone movies: How many films are there? Following on from the first movie (released in 1990), there was a 1992 sequel – Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, which saw Kevin... well, you can guess. Home Alone 3 followed in 1997, though this threequel focused on a new young protagonist – Alex Pruitt (Alex D Linz) – who must battle both the chickenpox and four burglars working for a North Korean terrorist group (yes, really). Though the Home Alone series hasn't returned to cinemas since, several movie spin-offs have followed – 2002's Home Alone 4: Taking Back the House saw a recast Kevin McCallister (Mike Weinberg) again up against Marv (with French Stewart replacing original actor Daniel Stern), while 2012's Home Alone: The Holiday Heist again focused on a new lead, with Christian Martyn playing 10-year-old Finn Baxter. In 2021, Jojo Rabbit star Archie Yates led the cast of Home Sweet Home Alone, a spin-off film for Disney Plus. He played Max Mercer, a boy who (you guessed it) gets left behind when his family head off on holiday to Japan, and eventually ends up embroiled in all sorts of dramas when a married couple mistakenly think he has stolen a valuable doll from their home. Home Alone house location: Where was Home Alone filmed? The exterior scenes for the McCallister house in the original Home Alone were filmed on location at 671 Lincoln Avenue in the North Shore village of Winnetka, Illinois. The house's main staircase, basement, attic and some of the first floor landing were also used for interior shots, while all other parts of Kevin's home were built on a sound stage to allow more space for crew and equipment. Home Alone is streaming on Disney Plus and Channel 4. If you're looking for something to watch tonight, check out our TV Guide and Streaming Guide or visit our Film hub for all the latest news. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
When is The Muppet Christmas Carol on TV? Is it on Netflix?
Everything you need to know about the puppet version of Charles Dickens's classic Christmas story with Michael Caine.
When it comes to Christmas films, you don't get much better than The Muppet Christmas Carol – in fact, according to RadioTimes.com readers, you can't get better at all, as it was voted the best Christmas film of all time in our 2023 poll. The beloved film was first released in 1992, and retells Charles Dickens's classic festive tale with Sir Michael Caine as Ebenezer Scrooge, and the Muppets filling out many of the other central roles. As in other versions of the story, the miserly Scrooge is visited over one Christmas Eve night by ghosts of Christmas past, present and yet to come, teaching him to be more generous and loving of his fellow man. The film came from director Brian Henson, the son of Muppets creator Jim Henson, who spoke exclusively to RadioTimes.com in 2022, in order to mark the 30-year anniversary of the film. Henson called the film "quite possibly the best thing I ever did", and said of Caine's casting: "One of the first things he said to me the first time we met, he said, 'I'm going to play this utterly, utterly straight.' And I was like, 'Yes, that would be great.' "Because up until Muppet Christmas Carol, actors in Muppet movies were mostly cameos and it was an opportunity for them to do things a little bit outrageous and to tell big jokes. And it was terrific that he got it – he got how this was going to work." Of course, many a fan will be planning a rewatch this festive season, but how can they do so? Here’s how you can watch and stream The Muppet Christmas Carol this December. When is The Muppet Christmas Carol on TV? There is no set date yet for if the movie will be on TV this year, but never fear! Disney Plus is the home of The Muppet Christmas Carol in 2025, and it has the movie looking better than ever by hosting it in 4K HDR! What's more, an extended edition of the movie is available to stream on the platform featuring When Love Is Gone, a song removed from the film's original theatrical cut. View Affiliate Playlist on the source website Can I watch The Muppet Christmas Carol on Netflix or Amazon Prime Video? Sadly, The Muppet Christmas Carol isn’t available on Netflix UK or free to watch for Amazon Prime customers. However, you can buy and stream the film from Amazon, Apple TV, and Sky Store from £9.99, or to rent from £3.49. View oEmbed on the source website Can I watch The Muppet Christmas Carol in cinemas in 2025? Yes! The Muppet Christmas Carol is showing in select cinemas throughout the UK on Christmas Eve, Wednesday 24th December. Cinemas partaking include ODEON, Everyman, Vue, and Showcase - so get down to your local cinema this Christmas Eve if you feel like watching The Muppet Christmas Carol on the big screen. Who's in the cast of The Muppet Christmas Carol? Within the swarm of Muppets in The Muppet Christmas Carol, you’ll probably recognise Michael Caine playing Ebenezer Scrooge. The actor is best known for his roles in Educating Rita, Hannah and Her Sisters and the Dark Knight trilogy. Talking about whether he has a favourite Muppet movie, Caine told GQ: "Oh, my one. I watch it all the time with the kids, I think it’s the funniest of the lot. But then I would, wouldn’t I? And I see it every year, because it’s on television every year at Christmas. I just saw it in the TV guide. It’s a good, fun film for kids. And of course, it can never grow old, unlike me." Other human characters you might find familiar are Robin Weaver (Simon’s mum from The Inbetweeners), who plays Scrooge's niece-in-law Clara, and Luther's Steven Mackintosh as Fred, Ebenezer Scrooge's nephew. If you're looking for something to watch tonight, check out our TV Guide and Streaming Guide or visit our Film hub for all the latest news. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Stephen Graham's A Thousand Blows releases explosive first-look trailer for season 2 – and new episodes arrive soon
Disney Plus has unveiled a brand new trailer for A Thousand Blows season 2 ahead of its premiere in January. The show, which stars the likes of Malachi Kirby, Stephen Graham and Erin Doherty, is inspired by the true stories of a group of characters battling for survival in the brutal East End of London in the 1880s. Season 2 picks up one year after the events of the first series, with Hezekiah Moscow (Kirby), a shadow of the man he once was, while boxing boss Sugar Goodson (Graham) is estranged from his family and drinking himself to death. That is, until Mary Carr (Doherty) bursts back onto the scene and hatches a plan to reassemble the Forty Elephants and bring down crime boss Indigo Jeremy once and for all. To do so, she’ll need a reluctant Hezekiah and Sugar. The new trailer shows the cast in action as Mary brings the Forty Elephants back together, Hezekiah seeks revenge, and Sugar steps back into the boxing ring. “It’s the dawn of a new era,” Mary says as the trailer concludes. Watch the trailer for yourself below: View oEmbed on the source website Alongside Graham, Doherty and Moscow, returning cast members for season 2 include James Nelson-Joyce as Edward “Treacle” Goodson, Darci Shaw as Alice Diamond, Hannah Walters as Eliza Moody, Nadia Albina as Verity Ross, Morgan Hilaire as Esme Long, Jemma Carlton as Belle Downer, Caoilfhionn Dunne as Anne Glover. Jason Tobin will also be back as Mr Lao, alongside Susan Lynch as Jane Carr, Daniel Mays as William ‘Punch’ Lewis, Gary Lewis as Jack Mac, Aliyah Odoffin as Victoria Davies, and Robert Glenister as Indigo Jeremy. Meanwhile, new additions in season 2 will include Ned Dennehy (Peaky Blinders), who’s joined the cast as Bull Jeremy, as well as Catherine McCormack (Slow Horses), who’s set to play Sophie Lyons. A Thousand Blows season 2 will premiere on 9th January 2026 on Disney+. Season 1 is available to stream on Disney Plus now. You can sign up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a monthnow. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what’s on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Rivals season 2 first look released as David Tennant and cast return for "jaw-dropping" twists in 2026
It's been a year since Rivals was renewed for a second season but at long last, we have a first look at the brand new episodes thanks to Disney+. The first season ended on quite the dramatic cliffhanger for David Tennant's Lord Tony Baddingham – the last we saw of him was being clubbed over the head with an award by his lover and Corinium producer Cameron Cook (Nafessa Williams). So, something tells us he's out for revenge in a major way this time round, and we can see Tony in a new picture above, this time looking sterner than ever as he's walking away from his helicopter. Other first-look images of the Rivals cast show us Williams's Cameron who appears to be at some kind of meeting, while Aidan Turner's Declan O'Hara is seen standing by a camper van, wearing a similarly hued t-shirt that matches the vehicle to a T. The final image shows Bella Maclean's Taggie O'Hara and Alex Hassell's Rupert Campbell-Black sneaking a moment together in a pantry. Seeing as the pair confessed their feelings for one another in the finale, it doesn't look as though they've made any strides to making their relationship public. As Rupert and Taggie's father Declan had already discussed all of this (with Rupert assuring Declan that he wouldn't go near his daughter romantically), it's possible that Rupert and Taggie's relationship could very well lead to an implosion for Declan and Rupert's working relationship. If one thing's for certain, these images have only further piqued our interest for the new season and it really can't come soon enough. While we don't have a confirmed release date for Rivals season 2 just yet, we do know that the season will premiere in 2026. It's been teased that the new episodes will pack "even more wit, desire, and jaw-dropping twists. Power struggles intensify, rivalries deepen and ambition pushes loyalties to the brink." Currently filming in the UK, the new season will be coming after the sad death of Rivals author Dame Jilly Cooper, who also served as an executive producer on the series, previously describing it as an "absolutely wonderful" adaptation. The new season's synopsis reads: "Set in the stunning Cotswolds countryside and against the backdrop of the glamorous, high-stakes world of 1980s British television, the second instalment reunites the all-star cast who captivated fans and critics, while introducing some exciting new faces. "Following last season’s dramatic cliffhanger with Tony’s fate hanging in the balance, Lord Baddingham is back and out for vengeance ready to stop at nothing to keep Corinium’s empire unrivalled." Read more: Jill Halfpenny's "gripping" new psychological drama gets its release date confirmed with tense first look Euphoria season 3 release window finally confirmed – as surprising plot details revealed for Rue, Cassie and more We already know that Rutshire is set to welcome in some new faces as well, as it was previously announced that Rupert Everett and Hayley Atwell had been cast in key roles. Atwell is set to play Helen Gordon, Rupert's ex-wife and the mother of his daughters, and Everett is set to take on the role of Malise Gordon, her new husband and Rupert's former show-jumping coach. As for other new stars, Maxim Ays, Holly Cattle, Oliver Dench, Amanda Lawrence, Bobby Lockwood, Eliot Salt and Jonny Weldon are all joining Rivals season 2 too. Rivals season 1 is available to stream on Disney+. Sign up to Disney+ now for £5.99 per month or £99.90 for a full year. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Disney Plus offers for December 2025: Latest deals and how to get Disney Plus free
Disney Plus is jam-packed with great entertainment like Frozen, Star Wars and Marvel. We're taking a look at the very best Disney Plus offers to help you bag a bargain.
Our complete guide to the best Disney Plus offers is the perfect tool to help you grab a top-notch streaming subscription without breaking the bank. From the newly-released second series of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives to the finale of Andor, the platform offers a huge range of content to stream, plus older favourites like Modern Family, The Walking Dead and How I Met Your Mother, the best Disney Plus shows are diverse and cover a wide variety of themes and genres. In 2024, Disney Plus increased their subscription prices, so finding ways to save on this top-tier streaming service is more important now than ever. Here's everything you need to know on how to grab a discounted Disney Plus UK subscription for your streaming device or smart TV. Be sure to keep an eye on this page, as Disney Plus regularly offer flash deals for new and returning customers, such as three months for £1.99 a month. Sign-up to Disney Plus from £5.99 a month For more discounts on streaming services, check out our roundup of the best Apple TV offers and the best Paramount Plus offers. Jump to: Best Disney Plus deals at a glance Best Disney Plus deals for December 2025 in the UK Does Disney Plus have a free trial in the UK? Disney Plus bundles Is Disney Plus free with Amazon Prime Video UK? Best Disney Plus deals at a glance: Save 16% with a Disney Plus annual pass Add an extra member for less Save up to £9 a month with the Disney Plus Standard With Ads tier Six months free Disney Plus for existing O2 customers Six months free Disney Plus with an O2 SIM 12 months for 10 with the Disney Plus gift card Get 10% credit with Virgin Media Stream Sign-up to the RadioTimes.com Technology newsletter Get six months' free Disney Plus with Volt at Virgin Media Three months' Disney Plus Standard with Ads for £7.50 Best Disney Plus offers, discounts and deals for December 2025 in the UK Save 16% with a Disney Plus annual pass What's the deal: Simply grabbing the Disney Plus annual pass sees subscribers make a significant saving. If you pay the Standard plan price of £8.99 a month that adds up to £107.88 for the year but purchasing the annual subscription costs just £89.90 — that's a 16% saving. If you go for the Premium plan, that will add up to £155.88, but purchasing an annual Premium subscription costs just 129.90, also saving you 16%. Why we chose it: If you know you're likely to stick with your subscription for at least a year, this is a great option for you. Disney Plus annual pass | £107.88 £89.90 (save £17.98 or 16%) or £155.88 £129.90 (save £25.98 or 16%) Add an extra member for less What's the deal: You can add an extra member onto your Disney Plus subscription for a lower price. This means that if you split the price between you, you'll be saving on your subscription, be that Standard With Ads, Standard or Premium. Bear in mind that your extra member can be in a different household, but must be in the same country/region as you. The cost of the extra member will be billed directly to the account holder, so you'll have to split the cost between you. Why we chose it: Not only will you save on Disney Plus by adding an extra member, you'll also be giving the gift of a cheaper Disney Plus subscription to a friend. Add an extra Disney Plus member | Standard With Ads: £4.99, Standard £5.99, Premium, £5.99 Save up to £9 a month with the Disney Plus Standard With Ads tier What's the deal: While the most expensive Disney Plus tier costs £14.99 a month, the Standard With Ads tier will only set you back £5.99- that's a different of £9 a month. Why we chose it: If you don't mind sitting through a few adverts and you don't need to watch offline, then this is an easy way to save some money. Save up to £9 a month with the Disney Plus Standard With Ads tier Six months' free Disney Plus for existing O2 customers What's the deal: This Disney Plus deal is perfect for those of you who are existing O2 customers; add the Disney Plus Premium plan as an Extra to your current plan via My O2, and they will take £2 a month off your airtime bill. Why we chose it: If you're an existing O2 customer, this is a great way to save on a Disney Plus subscription. Sign up to Disney Plus to claim the offer. Or, if you're already a Disney Plus user, simply add it as an 'Extra' on your Standard plan. You'll be able to claim £2 off each month for six months. Disney Plus for existing O2 customers | Get £2 off your airtime bill 12 months for 10 with the Disney Plus Premium gift card What's the deal: Looking for the perfect gift for a Disney-obsessed pal? Whether they're a big Star Wars, Marvel or Disney classics fan, they're sure to get a lot out of this Premium subscription. The same savings on the annual subscription can be made on a Disney+ gift card, making it easy to gift the platform's amazing range of entertainment. Why we chose it: This is a thoughtful gift, and one that's easy to match with the interests of a close friend or relative. It's also worth noting that you can buy a Disney Plus gift card in varying amounts from £15 to £200. Disney Plus Premium gift card | £155.88 £129.90 (save £25.98 or 16%) Get six months' free Disney Plus with Volt at Virgin Media What's the deal: If you're a Volt customer, i.e. a Virgin Media broadband and O2 Pay Monthly phone contract user, you can select an Extra reward for up to six months, one of which is a Disney Plus subscription. Why we chose it: With Disney Plus usually costing you between £4.99 and £12.99 per month depending on your plan, this is an excellent saving. Get six months' free Disney Plus with Volt at Virgin Media Get 10% credit with Virgin Media Stream What's the deal: Virgin Media's all-in-one streaming TV box, Stream, lets you store every app, channel, and streaming subscription in one place, so it's super simple to find them. If you subscribe to Disney Plus through Stream, you'll get 10% credit applied to your monthly broadband bill. So although you're not saving money off the £8.99 Disney Plus monthly Standard subscription fee, you're saving money overall and that's what matters. Why we chose it: Stream is available at no extra cost to Virgin Media broadband users, just one £35 activation fee, so it's perfect for Virgin Media customers. Plus, if you need to cancel, then re-subscribe to Disney Plus, Stream makes this straightforward, too. If you're planning on switching to Virgin Media broadband, prices start from £30.99 per month for a 24-month contract, and there's currently no set-up fee. 10% credit on Virgin Media broadband | starting from £30.99 a month Sign-up to the RadioTimes.com Technology newsletter What's the deal: The RadioTimes.com Technology newsletter will arrive in your inbox at 5pm every other Wednesday. In the newsletter you'll find technology guides, new releases and explanations of the top streaming services Why we chose it: The Technology team always keep an ear to the ground for the latest deals. However, if you don't keep up to date with a particular site, a newsletter is a brilliant way to ensure you to miss out on the latest news as it's reliable and selective with its content. Sign-up to the RadioTimes.com Technology newsletter Three months of Disney Plus Standard with Ads for £7.50 with Tesco Clubcard What's the deal: Tesco Clubcard holders can turn £7.50 into £15 with Clubcard vouchers to snag a Disney Plus Standard with Ads subscription for three months. Why we chose it: The new Disney Plus Standard with Ads was introduced to help you save, and this Tesco Clubcard deal helps you save even further. Get three months of Disney Plus Standard with Ads for £7.50 at Tesco Does Disney Plus have a free trial in the UK? When Disney Plus first launched in the UK in March 2020, it came with a free trial. This was for new subscribers in the UK, and it came from Disney itself. Sadly, however, that free trial ended after a couple of months in mid-2020. The RadioTimes.com team have put together this guide, though, to help you bag a Disney Plus subscription for free as part of a bundle or for less. Sign up to Disney Plus from £4.99 per month at Disney Plus Disney Plus bundles Unfortunately, when it comes to Disney Plus bundles, the UK market is poorly served. US customers can pay $13.99 a month for an expanded subscription which also includes ESPN+ and Hulu ($13.99 with adverts or $19.99 without). This isn't available in the UK right now, but we wouldn't be surprised to see some sort of similar bundle land soon. We'll update this page with the latest offerings when it does. Is Disney Plus free with Amazon Prime Video UK? This is a commonly asked question and unfortunately, the answer is no. Previously, Amazon has offered US customers six months of Disney Plus if they signed up for Amazon Music Unlimited. However, if you have an Amazon Prime Video subscription – or are considering one – and want to watch Disney content, there are some great Disney films on there. The likes of Black Widow, Luca, Turning Red, and Lilo & Stitch are all available to buy or rent via Amazon Prime Video. Sign up for free 30-day Amazon Prime Video trial Love a bargain? Check out the best Audible deals, Amazon Prime offers and the best Kindle deals.
Dahmer star Evan Peters' "terrifying" new global thriller series with A-list cast gets release date confirmed with first look
The series will hit screens in the new year.
The all star cast of FX's original drama series The Beauty has been revealed as first-look photos are released. Based on the comic book series of the same name, The Beauty follows two FBI agents played by Evan Peters and Rebecca Hall as they are sent over to Paris to investigate a string of gruesome and mysterious deaths of international super models. As they delve deeper into the case, they uncover a sexually transmitted virus that transforms ordinary people into visions of physical perfection, but with terrifying consequences. Their investigation leads them directly to the shadowy tech billionaire, played by Ashton Kutcher, who has secretly engineered a miracle drug dubbed The Beauty. When his trillion-dollar empire comes under threat, he unleashes his lethal enforcer – The Assassin, played by Anthony Ramos. A desperate insider (Jeremy Pope), is caught up in the drama as the agents travel across European capital cities and New York to stop a threat that could alter the future of humanity. Aside from its stellar main cast, the new series, which will premiere on Thursday 22nd January exclusively on Disney+, also has a dazzling array of famous faces who will guest star. Viewers can expect to see the likes Amelia Gray Hamlin, Ari Graynor, Bella Hadid, Ben Platt, Billy Eichner, Isabella Rossellini, Jaquel Spivey, Jessica Alexander, Jon Jon Briones, John Carroll Lynch, Julie Halston, Lux Pascal, Meghan Trainor, Nicola Peltz Beckham, Peter Gallagher and Vincent D’Onofrio. Some first-look stills from the new series show Evan Peters and Rebecca Hall as FBI agents, one showing their badges to a clerk, while another depicts them in hazmat suits, looking rather shocked. Another photo shows Asthon Kutcher in character as billionaire The Corporation, looking dapper in an all black suit and sunglasses. The Beauty is created and produced by Ryan Murphy, the mastermind behind Glee, American Horror Story and Scream Queens. The Beauty will premiere Thursday 22nd January on Disney+ in the UK. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
As All's Fair season 2 beckons, critical contempt for the hit Kim Kardashian show misses the point entirely
All's Fair is returning to our screens, showing that even zero-star reviews can’t stop a determined TV drama.
This article first appeared in Radio Times magazine. It’s important to say from the off that no one sets out to make bad TV; also that any self-professed expert should think long and hard before pouring scorn on anyone else’s creative enterprise. As Theodore Roosevelt opined, “The credit belongs to the man [or woman!] in the arena, who… fails while daring greatly.” Teddy’s words come to mind with the news that season two of All’s Fair is on its way – despite critics’ valiant attempts to bury it at sea. This is Disney’s all-female legal drama that cost a whopping $69.7million, with a hefty proportion going on the salary of real-life law student Kim Kardashian in her first acting role. The rest of it has gone on clothes, cars, Oscar-nominated co-stars, but perhaps not the script, hence its rare 0% rating on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes. Equally rare, The Guardian and The Times both gave it zero stars – which turned out to be generous, after the Daily Mail dug in and awarded it minus three stars. Ouch! Why so harsh? Well, you could point to the barn-door acting, the bling, the mixed message of sisters doing it for themselves, as long as “it” involves roasting their rich husbands for every last dollar. You could be generous and say the fighting over jewellery is a metaphor for autonomy and emancipation – although I fear it’s really just about the jewellery. If there’s another drama to be made about women’s righteous anger (and after Riot Women I’m not sure there is), this isn’t it. This comes hot on the heels of Robin Hood, which The Guardian called “the most gloriously bad TV of the year”. Indeed, its Star Wars-esque opening caption hints at what’s to come; no need to film all those wars when they can be explained away. Instead, MGM+’s purse has stretched to casting Sean Bean as the Sheriff of Nottingham, who brings us his meting out of medieval justice as perfected in Game of Thrones, very possibly wearing the same cloak. Young Robin endures his own version of Batman’s origin story, a trauma that hardens him with every ping of his bow, and of course there’s some forbidden young love in the glades. I’m no Aaron Sorkin, but I started mouthing the dialogue before it was delivered. It’s all completely unnecessary but very welcome on a winter night. Critical contempt misses the point. Shows like these deliberately provide the same kind of nonsensical escape as And Just Like That, Emily in Paris and a dozen reality TV shows that get tagged “guilty pleasures” (no one should ever feel guilty about watching TV!). I’m guessing Kimmy’s All’s Fair castmates have altered their style to match hers; the result is Made in Chelsea level acting in scenes redolent of the “plays” in Ru Paul’s Drag Race, which is exactly what fans of this show are used to. It’s not just critic-proof, it’s critic-dependent. The more so-called experts put it down, the more curious folk (like me) will seek it out. You couldn’t buy the kind of publicity the Daily Mail gave All’s Fair for free. Nicole Kidman once said of her marriage to Tom Cruise, “When you’re loved for your faults you feel really safe.” Yes, I know he left her a year later, but I’ve always thought it a sweet sentiment, and true of many TV gems. Blake’s 7 and Crossroads are forever fondly remembered not despite their obvious flaws, but because of them – wobbly background walls and phones that carried on ringing long after being answered, respectively. Just writing that made me smile, as did the news that All’s Fair’s Tomatometer rating has risen to an impressive 3%. With that, plus its returning A-list line-up, it already has all the stars it needs. This article first appeared in Radio Times magazine. All's Fair is available to stream on Disney+. You can sign up to Disney+ from £5.99 a month now. Add Down All's Fair to your watchlist on the <a id="OWA8b702c45-bee9-94e4-f018-57518e78041b" class="x_OWAAutoLink" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" href="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-outlook-id="449c28d9-909e-4aab-b6b8-153454f55d5e" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="0">Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Love Actually star's Charles Dickens-inspired series finally gets return date confirmed with new first look
The series was renewed back in November 2024.
Having been renewed more than a year ago now, we finally have a first look at The Artful Dodger season 2 – and have a release date confirmed. The new season will once again see Love Actually star Thomas Brodie-Sangster in the leading role as the titular character, but this time he's set to be in deeper trouble than ever before. The second season is set to kick off on 10th February 2026, with all episodes dropping as a boxset. The official synopsis reads: "Jack’s back! The Artful Dodger returns, and he’s in deep trouble. He’s got an appointment with the noose, he’s being hunted by Inspector Boxer, Port Victory’s new lawman, and if he sees the woman he loves, Lady Belle, he’ll be hanged. "Meanwhile, Lady Belle is determined to forge her future in medicine, defying expectation and stepping into danger, driven by ambition and a love already hanging in the balance." It adds: "With Boxer competing with Jack for Belle’s affection, the crafty Fagin drags Dodger into their most dangerous heist yet, and a killer is on the loose. "Get ready for an explosive season of new characters and locations with more thrills, humour, heart, invention and deception than ever." Once again, the characters of the series are inspired by the well known tale by Charles Dickens, Oliver Twist. As well as a returning Brodie-Sangster, David Thewlis also reprises his role as Fagin as well as Maia Mitchell as Lady Belle Fox. Other returning cast members include Susie Porter as Lady Jane Fox, Damien Garvey as Governor Fox, Tim Minchin as Darius Cracksworth. Lucy-Rose Leonard as Lady Fanny Fox, Nicholas Burton as Dr Sneed, Kim Gyngell as The Prof. Luke Carroll, Vivienne Awosoga, Aljin Abella, Brigid Zengeni and Albert Latailakepa are all also back. Read more: Harlan Coben's new Netflix thriller starring Gavin & Stacey icon releases chilling first look trailer Bridgerton fan-favourite stars in riotous first look at return of acclaimed comedy series There are also a few new characters to get excited about for season 2 including Luke Bracey (Elvis) as Inspector Henry Boxer, Jeremy Sims (Mr Inbetween) as Uncle Dickie and rising star Zac Burgess (Cruel Intentions) as Phineas Golden. The series has once again been filmed in Sydney, Australia with Senior Vice President and Managing Director of The Walt Disney Company Australia and New Zealand, Kylie Watson-Wheeler, saying: “We’re excited our fan-favourite Aussie Original is back for a second season. It has more romance, adventure and razor-sharp wit, plus several new faces. “The show’s return is a testament to its local and international success and the high-calibre talent involved, both in front and behind the camera. “We’re immensely proud to be bringing quality Australian storytelling to the world stage and to have further elevated the production with intricate new costuming and sets that take audiences even deeper into the adrenaline-pumping world of The Artful Dodger.” The Artful Dodger season 2 will premiere on Disney Plus on 10th February 2026. Season 1 is available to stream now. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
New on Disney Plus UK December 2025 – Every new film and show this month
Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 and The Roses are among the new arrivals this month.
As we head rapidly towards the end of the year, there are still plenty of treats under the Christmas tree for Disney Plus subscribers, with a stacked December schedule of releases. While series such as The Kardashians, The Simpsons and All's Fair continue to release new episodes weekly, this month also sees the start of Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 and the arrival of all episodes in Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures season 3 and limited series The Lowdown. Meanwhile, Taylor Swift fans can look forward to both The Eras Tour | The Final Show, as well as six-part docuseries The Eras Tour – The End of an Era. When it comes to films, new arrivals include The Roses and Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw, while acquired franchises such as Shrek and Back to the Future are being added to the platform. Below, you can find the full list of titles coming to Disney Plus throughout December 2025 to help you answer the burning question: is Disney Plus worth it? New on Disney Plus in November 2025 Monday 1st December Back to the Future The first instalment in the beloved series of sci-fi films starring Michael J Fox and Christopher Lloyd. Back to the Future Part II The second instalment in the beloved series of sci-fi films starring Michael J Fox and Christopher Lloyd. Back to the Future Part III The third and final instalment in the beloved series of sci-fi films starring Michael J Fox and Christopher Lloyd. Shrek The first instalment in the beloved animated franchise starring Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy. Shrek 2 The second instalment in the beloved animated franchise starring Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy, which saw Antonio Banderas joining the cast as Puss in Boots. Shrek the Third The third instalment in the beloved animated franchise starring Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy, centred around the ascension of Prince Arthur. The Simpsons season 37 episode 8 Tuesday 2nd December All's Fair episode 7 View Affiliate Playlist on the source website Wednesday 3rd December The Roses Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman star in this comedy-drama film about a successful couple whose marriage starts to fall apart. Are You Sure?!? season 2 episodes 1-2 New season of the reality docuseries following BTS's Jimin and Jung Kook. Outnumbered Christmas specials The Christmas specials from the semi-improvised family comedy arrive on Disney Plus, joining the rest of the regular episodes. Disney Twisted-Wonderland: The Animation episode 6 The Manipulated episode 11 Thursday 4th December The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives season 3 reunion special New reunion special following the airing of all episodes in the hit reality show. The Kardashians season 7 episode 7 Friday 5th December Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw Fourth instalment in the series of animated adaptations of the books by Jeff Kinney. I Am Boxer episode 3 Monday 8th December Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures season 3 Third season of the animated Star Wars series focusing on Jedi Younglings Kai, Lys and Nubs. The Simpsons season 37 episode 9 Tuesday 9th December Monsters Funday Football Real-time, animated Monday Night Football game, with the Philadelphia Eagles taking on the Los Angeles Chargers inside the Monsters Inc building. All's Fair episode 8 Wednesday 10th December Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 episodes 1-2 New season of the series based on the fantasy books by Rick Riordan, with Percy sailing to the Sea of Monsters to rescue Grover and save Camp Half-Blood. Mickey & Minnie’s Holiday Songs: Christmas shorts Animated Christmas short films featuring Mickey and Minnie Mouse. Megastructures: Real Madrid Super Stadium National Geographic documentary taking Real Madrid fans behind the scenes of Santiago Bernabéu's five-year transformation. Disney Twisted-Wonderland: The Animation episode 7 The Manipulated episode 12 Thursday 11th December The Kardashians season 7 episode 8 Friday 12th December Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour | The Final Show Full concert film captured on the final night of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour. Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour | The End of an Era episodes 1-2 Documentary taking fans behind the scenes of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour. I Am Boxer episode 4 Monday 15th December The Simpsons season 37 episode 10 Tuesday 16th December All's Fair episode 9 Wednesday 17th December Bob’s Burgers season 16 New season of the long-running adult animated comedy series. Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 episode 3 Disney Twisted-Wonderland: The Animation episode 8 The Manipulated episode 13 Thursday 18th December The Kardashians season 7 episode 9 Friday 19th December Kumail Nanjiani: Night Thoughts Stand-up comedy special from Kumail Nanjiani. Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour | The End of an Era episodes 3-4 I Am Boxer episode 5 Tuesday 23rd December All's Fair episode 10 Wednesday 24th December Made in Korea South Korean period political drama series. Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 episode 4 Disney Twisted-Wonderland: The Animation episode 9 The Manipulated episode 14 Thursday 25th December The Kardashians season 7 episode 10 Friday 26th December The Lowdown American crime comedy-drama limited series starring Ethan Hawke and Keith David. Devil's Climb National Geographic documentary film in which rock climbers Alex Honnold and Tommy Caldwell ascend The Devil's Thumb, a mountain in the Alaskan wilderness. Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour | The End of an Era episodes 5-6 I Am Boxer episode 6 Sunday 28th December Taskmaster seasons 1-5 The first five seasons of the beloved comedy competition show hosted by Greg Davies and Alex Horne. Wednesday 31st December Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 episode 5 Disney Twisted-Wonderland: The Animation episode 10 The Manipulated episode 15 Read more: What to watch on TV this week Best films to watch on TV today, tonight and this week New on Netflix UK December 2025: All the upcoming shows and films Best Disney Plus shows - originals and returning favourites Best movies on Disney Plus UK to watch right now You can sign up to Disney Plus from £5.99 a month now. Looking for something else to watch? Check out our list of the best movies on Disney Plus and best shows on Disney Plus, or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to see what’s on tonight. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
The best streaming services in 2025: How to choose between Netflix, Prime and Disney+
We compare Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV, Prime Video and more to help you find your perfect streaming match.
Streaming has never been bigger – or more confusing. In the years since Netflix first revolutionised how we consume film and TV, a whole host of rival platforms have launched to the point that it can now be difficult to know where to begin. From Disney+ – which arrived for UK audiences in March 2020 – to Apple TV, which has amassed a highly impressive catalogue of original films and shows in a relatively time span, there really is a wealth of options. But which is the best of the bunch? To answer that question, we’ve tested and compared the top streaming services available in the UK, breaking down price, the best shows and what kind of TV fan each one’s is suited to. With the help of our comprehensive guide below, you'll be far better qualified to select the ideal streamer for you and your family's viewing needs. Which streaming services are available in the UK? Amazon Prime Video: Budget-friendly all-rounder Apple TV: Big-budget dramas and kids' shows DAZN: Sports and boxing fans Disney+: Families and Marvel and Star Wars lovers Hayu: Reality TV fanatics ITVX: Bingers of British box sets Netflix: Binge-watchers, film lovers and fans of original content NOW: Prestige TV from Sky & HBO and those wanting blockbuster movies Amazon Prime Video Best for those looking for value on a budget Price: £8.99 per month or £95 annually (with half-price option available for students) Free trial: Yes – there is a 30 day free trial option Max resolution: 4k Streams: Up to 3 Prime Video is a great option if you're looking for a streamer that's relatively low budget – with the £95 yearly cost also including membership to Amazon Prime, with all the usual perks including next day delivery. Although it perhaps lags behind some of the other streamers when it comes to the overall quality of its original programming, the platform nonetheless has some major hits – including The Boys and Fallout – and has also kept viewers happy with a range of highly successful young adult fare, including the mega-popular The Summer I Turned Pretty It's also worth mentioning that it hosts possibly the best library of older films of any of the major platforms, while there is also the option to pay an extra monthly fee to sign up to a number of bonus channels – including Mubi, Shudder and BFI Player. Must-watch: The Boys, The Marvellous Mrs Maisel, Fallout, The Girlfriend, Invincible Radio Times says: Prime Video boasts an excellent and varied selection which – coupled with its comparatively low price and added benefits – makes it the best option for those on a budget. Sign up to Amazon Prime Video Apple TV Best for consistently quality original programming Price: £9.99 per month Free trial: Yes – there is a 7 day free trial option Max resolution: 4k Streams: Up to 6 Generally speaking, Apple TV has adopted a mantra of quality over quantity, focusing on star-studded big-budget originals with exceptional production values rather than acquiring a back catalogue of older shows. Launching with major shows such as The Morning Show and For All Mankind, the library has gone on to add everything from hard-hitting dramas and experimental comedies to intelligent sci-fi and riveting spy thrillers – alongside a growing range of documentaries, almost always with a household name attached either in front of or behind the camera. Meanwhile, the streamer has also thrown its weight behind some of the world's most prominent filmmakers to fund their latest features, with movies such as Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon, Ridley Scott's Napoleon and Spike Lee's Highest 2 Lowest all available on the streamer. Must-watch: Slow Horses, Severance, Bad Sisters, Silo, The Studio Radio Times says: Although there have been a few misfires, Apple TV maintains a remarkable consistency when it comes to the quality of its original programming – making it a great pick for fans of prestige TV. Sign up to Apple TV DAZN Best for those looking to catch must-watch sporting events – especially boxing Price: £7.99 a month Free trial: Yes – there is a 7 day free trial option Max resolution: 1080p HD Streams: Up to 2 While the likes of Netflix and Prime Video are known to all, this streamer is less of a household name – and is definitely more of a niche addition to the market. The platform is devoted entirely to showcasing high quality sporting action both live and on demand, with a huge range of options including everything from American Football to Cycling and everything in between, as well as a host of high profile boxing bouts. Must-watch: Live boxing Radio Times says: This is a specialist option which will only be of interest to sports fans – but if you're big on boxing it's a must. Sign up to DAZN Disney+ Best for those with kids and fans of major franchises Price: £5.99 for Disney+ Standard with Ads, £9.99 for Disney+ Standard, £14.99 for Disney+ Premium Free trial: No Max resolution: 4k for Premium subscribers, 1080p HD for Standard Streams: Up to 4 for Premium subscribers, up to 2 for Standard Of course, it's no secret that Disney+ is a treasure trove for fans of big franchises, housing a huge catalogue of Marvel and Star Wars content in addition to a number of animated gems from Pixar and Disney Classics. It's that combination that makes it arguably the best option for those looking to keep their kids happy. But it's more than just the franchises. Given streamer's takeover of 20th Century Fox, there are a whole host of excellent films on the platform, while there's also plenty of original programming and some top shows that initially aired on Hulu for US viewers. Must-watch: Star Wars and Marvel, The Bear, Only Murders in the Building, Alien: Earth Radio Times says: If you've got kids and don't mind spending a little extra, this option is hard to resist – and even for older audiences, there is a huge selection to choose from. Sign up to Disney+ Hayu Best for reality TV obsessives Price: £4.99 per month, £23.99 for 6 months or £43.99 for 12 months Free trial: Yes – there is a 7 day free trial option Max resolution: 1080p Streams: One If you're a lover of reality TV, chances are you're already familiar with Hayu – but if this is your first time hearing of it, it could well be the option for you. Since its UK launch in 2016, it's become the only streamer devoted entirely to reality TV and there really are a wealth of programmes waiting for you if that's your thing. Most of the shows are acquisitions rather than originals – with the likes of Below Deck and Vanderpump Rules notable examples – but earlier this year, the platform did launch its first ever original commission: The Real Housewives of London. Could that be the first of many? Must-watch: The Real Housewives, Vanderpump Rules, Below Deck Radio Times says: A must-have if you're a reality TV obsessive, but otherwise probably one to avoid. Sign up to Hayu Sign up to Hayu via Amazon Prime Video ITVX Best for lovers of British TV Price: £5.99 per month or £59.99 per year Free trial: No Max resolution: 1080p HD Streams: Up to 4 You're probably already familiar with the ad-supported free tier of ITVX, which gives audiences to catch-up with all the latest shows broadcast on ITV and some from the archive – but the streamer also has a premium offering, which is one of the cheaper options on the market. As well as allowing subscribers to watch all the content on the regular ITVX without suffering the annoyance of ad breaks, there is also a wealth of material not otherwise available including a huge volume of iconic British box sets from BritBox and an interesting and varied selection of films. Must-watch: Sanditon, Life on Mars, The Vicar of Dibley, Absolutely Fabulous Radio Times says: If you like your TV classic and homegrown – and without ads – this is a great option, for a relatively small monthly fee. Sign up to ITVX Netflix Best for binge-watchers and original hits Best for those looking for value on a budget. Price: £5.99 per month for Standard with ads, £12.99 per month for Standard, £18.99 per month for Premium Free trial: No Max resolution: 4k for Premium subscribers, 1080p HD for Standard Streams: Up to 4 for Premium, up to 2 for Standard The streamer that needs no introduction – and the one that started it all. Netflix produces a wealth of original content – in terms of both films and TV shows – and while perhaps the focus could be said to have shifted towards quantity over quality, there are still some very high highs in the original library. If you want to join in the latest watercooler conversations, this is still probably the one to gravitate towards, with its popularity still dwarfing that of its rivals in relative terms – even as the monthly cost has soared. Meanwhile, a significant catalogue of non-original TV shows and films pads out the platform’s library, so you'll never have a lack of options for your next binge-watch or upcoming movie night. Must-watch: Stranger Things, Bridgerton, Squid Game, The Crown Radio Times says: Netflix remains unbeatable for quantity and global hits, though it comes at a premium price. Sign up to Netflix NOW Best for those looking for the top shows from across the pond Price: £9.99 per month for Entertainment Pass and £9.99 per Cinema Pass Free trial: Yes – there is a 7 day free trial option Max resolution: 720p HD (Full 1080p HD with NOW Boost for an extra £5 a month) Streams: 1 (3 with NOW Boost for an extra £5 a month) NOW is an excellent place to catch the latest dramas from Sky and HBO, while Sky also broadcasts a number of glossy exclusive shows across a range of genres. If you’re a film fan keen to watch the latest blockbusters soon after they leave the cinema, this might also be the service for you. The films included with a Sky Cinema pass frequently include some of the biggest recent hits, and there’s a decent selection of classics as well. One downside is that, unlike most streamers, you have to pay separately for the TV and Movie options – it's not all one package. Must-watch: Game of Thrones, Succession, Euphoria, The White Lotus and The Last of Us. Radio Times says: A more premium offering, but NOW is a great option if you want to enjoy the best of US TV and some of the latest blockbuster films. Sign up to NOW Editor’s Choice So, what is our overall verdict, then? With various factors taken into consideration, we've come to the below conclusion: Best overall value: Prime Video Best originals: Apple TV Best for families: Disney+ Best budget pick: Prime Video Best prestige TV: NOW Add your favourite shows to your watchlist on the <a id="OWA8b702c45-bee9-94e4-f018-57518e78041b" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" href="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-outlook-id="449c28d9-909e-4aab-b6b8-153454f55d5e" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="0">Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out our best movies on Netflix, best Netflix comedies and best Netflix horror movies. 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Disney Plus gift card 2025 UK: How to buy, delivery, price
Disney Plus would make a great Christmas gift, and now you can send a subscription as a present.
If you're one of Disney Plus's 130 million subscribers then you'll already be aware that the streaming service can have you hooked to the television for hours. With over 500 films, 15,000 episodes, and 80 Disney Plus Originals, there's a great mix for both children and adults to get their teeth into. For the kids, there are classics like The Lion King, Toy Story and The Incredibles along with newer favourites like 2025's Lilo & Stitch. For the adults, you can enjoy series such as The Bear and Only Murders in the Building, reality fans can view the new season of The Kardashians and then there's the Marvel Cinematic Universe offerings also available. If you decide that Disney Plus is the right streaming service for you, then costs usually vary from £5.99 to £14.99 a month depending on the type of plan you have – check out our guide to the new Disney Plus ad tiers explained for more details. Sign-up to Disney Plus from £5.99 a month Get a 12-month Disney Plus gift card from £89.90 Jump to: Can you get a Disney Plus gift voucher in the UK? How to redeem a 12 months Disney Plus gift voucher Why a Disney Plus subscription makes a great gift Can you get a Disney Plus gift voucher in the UK? When Disney Plus first launched in the US, you could only buy a subscription for yourself, but it later opened up to offer an annual gift subscription. Thankfully, this option is now available here across the pond! There are just a few small caveats before you buy Disney Plus as a gift. Firstly, the gift voucher is only available as a digital code delivered by e-mail, so those looking for a physical gift may have to consider a printout. Secondly, you can't gift Disney Plus to those who already have a subscription. They have to be a new user, so it might be worth double-checking if your intended recipient is already subscribed. Here's how to give a Disney Plus gift card in the UK: Follow this annual gift subscription link and click 'Buy now'. Enter your name and e-mail address first. Enter the recipient's name and e-mail address, as well as your desired delivery date. Enter your payment details. Confirm the purchase when ready. Your recipient will then receive the Disney Plus voucher by e-mail on the scheduled date. Get a 12-month Disney Plus gift card from £89.90 Here's how to bag a great discount with the best Disney Plus offers. How to redeem a 12 month Disney Plus gift voucher If you're the lucky recipient of a 12 month Disney Plus gift card, then you'll be thrilled to hear that redeeming the voucher couldn't be easier. Here's how to redeem a Disney Plus gift card in the UK: You'll receive the Disney Plus voucher by e-mail on a scheduled date. The e-mail will instruct you to head to the Disney Plus redeem page and enter a code. You can then enjoy 12 months of Disney Plus! Get a 12-month Disney Plus gift card from £89.90 Why a Disney Plus subscription makes a great gift Disney Plus is one of the best streaming services around, especially when considering the Disney Plus price is very reasonable and allows you to register up to 10 devices on one Disney Plus account and stream to four screens at once. One of the streaming service's key strengths is the huge list of what's on Disney Plus. It'd be a perfect purchase for parents as there are hours of Disney and Pixar content to keep the little ones entertained, and then once they're tucked in bed, the adults can enjoy Star originals such as The Walking Dead and The Bear. Disney Plus is also a must-have for fans wishing to keep up with the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with exclusive shows such as Agatha All Along and, soon, Daredevil Born Again making for some of the most enjoyable Disney Plus viewing and tying into several current and upcoming Marvel projects. Some of the best movies on Disney Plus of course include the Star Wars films - which are all available on the streaming service, along with exclusive blockbuster shows such as The Mandalorian. and the spin-off series Ahsoka. Also timeless classics like Toy Story and The Lion King, along with newish Disney staples like Frozen and Ratatouille. Plus, with the Disney Plus gift card, you get 12 months of the Disney+ Premium Plan for the price of 10. The Disney Plus Premium Plan will set you back £12.99 per month (so £155.88 for 12 months). However, if you purchase the gift card or an annual subscription, it will cost you £129.90, saving you £26.98. So, if this sounds tempting, sign up for a Disney Plus membership yourself. Or, if you already have one, buy a Disney Plus annual membership as a gift. Get a 12-month Disney Plus gift card from £89.90 Want more Disney? Check out our guides on how to watch Disney Plus offline and how to set up and update parental controls on Disney Plus. For the latest news, such as the Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max UK stock updates, stay up to date with our Technology section.
How much is Disney Plus? What’s included in the UK price
Here's everything you need to know about Disney's streaming service, which has everything from Disney originals, Pixar, Marvel, Star and so much more.
Disney Plus is now a well-established giant in the streaming world thanks to its continuous releases of original shows, new films and gripping series. For families, its child-friendly options include films such as the live-action Lilo & Stitch, as well as classics like The Lion King, Toy Story, and The Incredibles. While its growing selection of adult-focused content includes ongoing releases like The Bear, Only Murders in the Building, and reality hits like The Kardashians. That's not forgetting the Marvel Cinematic Universe films and series, like the brand-new addition of Deadpool and Wolverine. Plus there's the Star Wars shows, including The Acolyte and The Book of Boba Fett. Read more the best Disney Plus deals here. We've also got round-ups of the best Disney Plus shows and best Disney Plus movies, so you can delve deeper into what Disney Plus is all about – including compatible devices and the price increase. Get Disney Plus from £5.99 a month Take a look at some of the tech world's new releases, like the reMarkable Paper Pro Move and Samsung Galaxy S25 FE. Jump to: What is Disney Plus: What's included in the UK subscription? How much does Disney Plus cost in the UK? How do I sign up for Disney Plus in the UK? How many people can watch Disney Plus at once? How many devices can you use Disney Plus on? What TV shows are on Disney Plus? What movies are on Disney Plus? Is Disney Plus worth it? Can I download Disney Plus films and TV shows? What is Disney Plus: What's included in the UK subscription? Disney Plus is a major streaming service owned by The Walt Disney Company which features a host of new and past TV series and films from Disney and its many subsidiaries. That means you can not only expect to find Disney projects like The Little Mermaid and The Bear but also shows and films from: Pixar Marvel Star Wars Fox National Geographic Star Disney Plus subscribers have access to a range of shows and films made by Disney's creative studios (FX, Fox, 20th Century Studios, ABC, Searchlight and Freeform) with Star – a section added after launch catering for more mature content. Also, Hulu titles are often added as a part of Star. From award-winning movies including Poor Things and Almost Famous to TV shows including Family Guy, Grey’s Anatomy and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. See our guide to can you watch Hulu in the UK to see what you can watch with a Disney subscription. As per streaming services like Netflix, you don't have to buy each show or film you watch; instead, you pay a monthly subscription for access to all titles on the service’s massive library. Disney Plus has now released two new cheaper subscription plans to help you save on your membership. The Standard with Ads plan usually costs just £5.99 a month. This plan includes access to 1080p Disney content which can be streamed across two devices; you will have adverts and will be unable to download content to play offline. Check out the Disney Plus ad tiers explained for more. The plan above this, the Standard plan, costs £9.99 a month and has all the benefits of the Standard with Ads membership, plus there are no adverts and you can download content to watch offline on two devices. If you want to go all out, then the Premium plan could be the one for you. For £14.99 a month, you can enjoy ultra-high definition (4K HDR) ad-free content streamed and downloaded across four devices. Get Disney Plus from £5.99 a month How much does Disney Plus cost in the UK? The cost of your Disney Plus subscription depends on the plan you've chosen. The Standard with Ads plan usually costs £5.99 a month. The Standard plan costs £9.99 a month or £99.90 a year, and the Premium plan costs £14.99 a month or £149.90 a year. Disney Plus sometimes runs deals, such as the £1.99 per month offer for June 2025, which sees you secure the streaming service for less. Get Disney Plus from £5.99 a month How do I sign up for Disney Plus in the UK? You can sign up to Disney Plus on their website or through the Disney Plus app. You can download the app on most Android and Apple devices, as well as most Smart TVs and Amazon Fire TV Stick. You can also sign up via your PS5 or Xbox Series X games console. Check out our guide to find out how to download the Disney Plus app. You’ll be able to sign up for the service through Sky Q and NOW – Disney Plus will be available as an add-on. How many people can watch Disney Plus at once? The amount of devices you can stream Disney Plus on simultaneously depends on the plan you've signed up for. The Standard with Ads and Standard plans allow streaming on two devices, while Premium subscribers can stream on four devices at once. How many devices can you use Disney Plus on? You can also register up to ten devices, and Disney Plus will support seven profiles. The Disney Plus app can be downloaded on most Apple and Android devices, Smart TVs and Amazon Fire TV streaming devices, as well as consoles such as the PS5 and Xbox Series X. What TV shows are on Disney Plus? Top Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar and Fox shows are available for all subscribers, including: Star Wars series The Acolyte, where a Padawan reunites with her Jedi Master to investigate a series of crimes Also there's Star Wars' Andor, a series that acts as a prequel to the movie Rogue One. Marvel Studios is rolling out an ambitious slate of shows set in its cinematic universe, which started with WandaVision and continued with Agatha All Along. Season four of Only Murders in the Building, a comedy series fronted by Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez, whose apartment building is plagued by a series of incidents. Star Originals including Welcome to Wrexham, a docuseries about Ryan Reynolds's purchase and ownership of one of professional football's oldest clubs, which is soon returning for its third season. National Geographic shows like the new series of Animals Up Close with Bertie Gregory, which shows us the daily lives of some of the world’s most extraordinary animals in new detail. Cartoon shorts like I Am Groot series two and Forky Asks a Question from the world of Toy Story. 32 seasons of hit animation series The Simpsons and new episodes of its sister show Futurama. All seven seasons of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, an animated series delving into what happened between Episode II and Episode III, as well as a second series of spin-off Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Percy Jackson and the Olympians was a treat for Rick Riordan fans which came out earlier in the year. Get Disney Plus from £5.99 a month As much as we love watching films in the comfort of our own homes, we also love going to the cinema, too. Here's how to get cheap cinema tickets. What movies are on Disney Plus? Disney Plus hosts a gigantic library of classic Disney movies (think Snow White) alongside Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar and Fox movies. The biggest films to look out for include… The Marvel Cinematic Universe. Almost all of the MCU superhero films will be available to watch, including Deadpool & Wolverine. Oscar nominees such as the The Banshees of Inisherin, Alien: Romulus, and Elton John: Never Too Late. The Little Mermaid - Disney's latest foray into live-action remakes starring Halle Bailey as Ariel. The Menu - a black comedy starring Ralph Fiennes in which 12 privileged guests arrive on a lavish private island and are served by a former celebrity chef. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, along with all the previous Star Wars films, are available on Disney Plus. Disney Plus original movies including Strange World and Lady and the Tramp. 20th Century Fox classics including Mrs Doubtfire. The entire Pixar collection, including new release Elemental. The X-Men movies, including the acclaimed X-Men: Days of Future Past. The brand new Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny film is available to stream, starring Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Antonio Banderas and, of course, Indiana Jones himself— Harrison Ford. Get Disney Plus from £5.99 a month Is Disney Plus worth it? There’s certainly a lot going for the subscription service, with the Standard with Ads plan (costing £5.99 a month) and the Disney Plus Standard plan (costing £9.99 per month) being cheaper than Netflix’s standard package (£12.99). At the launch of the service, a weak spot for Disney Plus was that its content was almost exclusively child and teen-friendly, leading to a shortage of mature titles for adults to dive into. However, that totally changed with the inclusion of Star in 2021 - oh, and just in case you're a parent nervous about your little ones watching something they should, here's our explainer on the Disney Plus parental controls. Marvel Studios also regularly produces original television series for Disney Plus set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and with Secret Invasion, Eyes of Wakanda, and Loki all launching in the last few years, Disney has quickly established itself as the streamer of choice for comic book aficionados. Disney Plus may well be the best streaming service for Marvel fans, Star Wars lovers or those with children - or indeed anyone with an interest in the streaming service's rapidly growing choices for both young and old, at a very reasonable price. 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Kim Kardashian series All’s Fair gets future confirmed following critical mauling and ahead of season finale
The series has performed well for Hulu despite receiving negative reviews.
Hulu has renewed the Kim Kardashian-fronted legal drama All’s Fair from Ryan Murphy for a second season. The series has performed well so far on Hulu despite a host of scathing reviews, including a 3 per cent rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The Disney-owned streamer said the series received 3.2 million views globally in its first three days, which marks the best premiere for an original scripted series on the platform in three years. Kardashian previously shrugged off the negative reviews the legal drama has received in a playful post on Instagram, which included screenshots of posts on X (formerly Twitter) from fans, one of which read: "Some of the worst acting I’ve ever seen in my life alongside the most predictable storylines and the most ridiculous styling. I’m obsessed I need 14 seasons." “Have you tuned in to the most critically acclaimed show of the year!?!?!?” Kardashian joked in the caption. All’s Fair revolves around a group of women who band together to launch their own divorce law firm and go to great extremes to get what they (and their clients) want. The official logline for season 1 reads: "Fierce, brilliant, and emotionally complicated, they navigate high-stakes breakups, scandalous secrets, and shifting allegiances — both in the courtroom and within their own ranks. "In a world where money talks and love is a battleground, these women don’t just play the game — they change it." Alongside Kardashian and Paulson, the star-studded cast also includes Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Teyana Taylor, Matthew Noszka, Sarah Paulson and Glenn Close. The series is created by Murphy, Jon Robin Baitz and Joe Baken, who write and executive produce with Jamie Pachino, Lyn Greene and Richard Levine. Kardashian, Close, Watts, Nash-Betts and Paulson also serve as executive producers, as do Anthony Hemingway, Kris Jenner, Eric Kovtun, Scott Robertson and Nissa Diederich. The series is helmed by Murphy and Hemingway. Read more: Red Eye season 2 releases explosive first look trailer as Line of Duty icon joins thriller Riot Women future finally confirmed by BBC as Sally Wainwright promises "rollercoaster" of stories All's Fair is available to watch on Disney Plus in the UK. You can sign up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month now. Add Down All's Fair to your watchlist on the <a id="OWA8b702c45-bee9-94e4-f018-57518e78041b" class="x_OWAAutoLink" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" href="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-outlook-id="449c28d9-909e-4aab-b6b8-153454f55d5e" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="0">Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
The Simpsons kills off memorable character in surprising new season 37 episode
The character has been a fixture on the show since season 2.
**Warning – contains spoilers for The Simpsons season 37 episode 7, which will debut in the UK on Monday 24th November** The latest episode of The Simpsons brought with it a shocking twist, as fans witnessed the death of a character who has been a mainstay on the show since almost its very beginning. The episode in question – called Sashes to Sashes – saw Alice Glick, the organist at Springfield's church, die as a sermon was being given, with a memorial service later being held at Springfield Elementary. While some character deaths in the show's history haven't turned out to be permanent, executive producer Tim Long told People that Alice is indeed gone for good. He said: "In a sense, Alice the organist will live forever, through the beautiful music she made. But in another, more important sense, yep, she’s dead as a doornail." Alice first appeared in the season 2 episode Three Men and a Comic Book, which aired in 1991. She was at that time voiced by Cloris Leachman, but following Leachman's passing in 2021, Tress MacNeille took over the role. Earlier this year, fans worried that the show had also killed off Mr Largo, Lisa's music teacher, as referenced in an offhand comment by Springfield Elementary student Devin. However, this turned out not to be the case, with executive producer and writer Jessica Conrad telling TVLine that she didn't expect anyone could "actually believe that we would kill him off off-camera". Other characters to have been killed off over the years include Frank Grimes, Bleeding Gums Murphy, Maude Flanders, Mona Simpson, Hyman Krustofsky and Larry Dalrymple. The finale of the previous season also featured the death of Marge Simpson in a flash-forward – however, executive producer Matt Selman responded to a public outcry by saying that "The Simpsons doesn’t even have canon", and that "the only place Marge is dead is in one future episode". New episodes of The Simpsons season 37 arrive on Disney+ on Mondays in the UK – you can sign up to Disney Plus from £5.99 a month now. Add The Simpsons to your watchlist on the <a id="OWA8b702c45-bee9-94e4-f018-57518e78041b" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" href="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-outlook-id="449c28d9-909e-4aab-b6b8-153454f55d5e" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="0">Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Comedy coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
A Thousand Blows season 2: Release date, trailer and latest news
A second season has already been filmed.
*Warning: This article contains full spoilers for A Thousand Blows season 1.* Screenwriter Steven Knight may be continuing to have a major moment in film and TV right now, but that doesn't stop the excitement building around the second season of Knight's A Thousand Blows. The Disney Plus series somewhat fills the Peaky Blinders-shaped hole in your life and delves into the underground world of bare-knuckle boxing in 1880s East End London, revolving around a band of female criminals, a pair of best friends newly emigrated from Jamaica and a dangerous gangster. The first season saw all three storylines colliding as the story progressed, with plenty of loose ends set to be tied up in the second season. The finale not only delivered some surprises, but also underlined a completely new dynamic between Hezekiah (Malachi Kirby) and Mary (Erin Doherty), who looked as though they were going to be running off into the sunset together. Of course, that didn't quite end up happening and so, it looks as though things could be kicking off on a quite a sour start for the pair. With a trailer for the new season having now been unveiled, as well as a release date for the new episodes, fans don't have too long to wait till their burning season 1 questions are answered. But when will season 2 of A Thousand Blows be released? Read on for everything we know so far. A Thousand Blows season 2 release date It has now been confirmed that A Thousand Blows season 2 will premiere on Friday 9th January 2026 on Disney Plus. The series will also be available to watch via Hulu in the US, with all episodes in both territories dropping at once. Episodes for season 1 and 2 were actually filmed back-to-back, so that explains the speed with which the seasons are being released – lucky us! A Thousand Blows season 2 cast speculation As for who we'll be seeing in season 2, we can certainly expect all the main characters to be making a return, as shown in a teaser at the end of season 1's finale. It wouldn't quite be the same series without Sugar Goodson, Hezekiah Moscow and Mary Carr so we can expect to see Stephen Graham, Malachi Kirby and Erin Doherty all back in their leading roles. As for who won't be returning for season 2, we wouldn't expect to see anymore of Alec Munroe (Francis Lovehall) after his tragic death in season 1's penultimate episode. However, we could potentially see him in some flashbacks. The same goes for Jason Tobin's Mr Lao, who we saw busted out of prison by Mary and Alice (Darci Shaw) and told to go to Liverpool to start a new life. Could he manage to cross paths with Hezekiah again, though? It's possible! It was also revealed that despite taking quite the brutal beating from Sugar, Treacle was actually alive and well but wanted nothing to do with his brother. We can anticipate that it won't be the end of their brotherly feud, especially as Sugar was prepared to sign over the deed of the pub to Treacle. We'd also expect there to be some new cast additions if there's going to be more of a focus on the Elephant Boys and Indigo Jeremy (Robert Glenister) so we'll just have to wait and see. The A Thousand Blows cast we'd expect to see back for season 2 are as follows. Malachi Kirby as Hezekiah Moscow Stephen Graham as Sugar Goodson Erin Doherty as Mary Carr James Nelson-Joyce as Edward 'Treacle' Goodson Hannah Walters as Eliza Moody Darci Shaw as Alice Diamond Morgan Hilaire as Esme Long Jemma Carlton as Belle Downer Caoilfhionn Dunne as Anne Glover Nadia Albina as Verity Ross Daniel Mays as William 'Punch' Lewis Tom Davis as Charlie Mitchell Gary Lewis as Jack Mac Robert Glenister as Indigo Jeremy Susan Lynch as Jane Carr Ella Lily Hyland as Marianne Goodson What will A Thousand Blows season 2 be about? As for what the new second season will be about, we're sure it'll follow on from the explosive season 1 finale. From the looks of the teaser, it seems as though we could be anticipating a small time jump but as for how long, we'll have to wait for further details. With Hezekiah finding out about Mary knowing who killed Alec, their plan to go to America together was foiled and it looks as though they're very much on their separate journeys in season 2. From the fast-paced teaser, it looks as though Mary may have actually gone away for a bit and returned, with Alice seeming to be the only one by her side once again. It seems as though the Forty Elephants are back under Jane's wing but that there could be trouble on the horizon with the Elephant Boys. In one scene, Mary seems to be up to her old tricks of holding a ballroom full of people hostage with a gun pointed at them but as for whether she's now working with Indigo or against him remains to be seen. Teasing the dynamic between the Forty Elephants and Mary for season 2, Morgan Hilaire described it as "complicated". Similarly, Hannah Walters said: “I think it’s complicated, that’s the right word. It’s still complicated, there’s a very, very intricate weave of emotions and thoughts and feelings, storylines. It doesn’t get any easier, let’s put it that way.” It does look as though Hezekiah gets back in the ring though, facing off against new opponents in the upper class world of gloved boxing. But could Hezekiah also be out on a revenge mission of sorts and trying to find out who killed Alec? It also seems as though Sugar could be back to top form, looking as though he's training and taking care of himself. As for his relationship with Treacle, it looks to be mended somewhat. However, there could be trouble on the horizon as it appears that Treacle's eldest son seems to be given a warning by Punch (Daniel Mays), who tells him that he "better know what he's doing". Could he be working with Sugar, despite Treacle telling Sugar explicitly to stay away from him? Is there a trailer for A Thousand Blows season 2? Yes! The official teaser for season 2 has now been released, which you can watch below. View oEmbed on the source website View Affiliate Playlist on the source website A Thousand Blows season 2 will premiere on 9th January 2026. Season 1 is available to stream on Disney Plus now. You can sign up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month now. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what’s on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives season 3 cast: Meet the ladies of #MomTok
So perhaps, MomTok can survive... The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives has finally returned for a third season on Disney+, and there is plenty of drama that lies ahead. This season, the members face a crisis of friendship as loyalties shift, trust is tested and the lines between fact and fiction blue. But when the pursuit of truth calls character into question, a clash between #MomTok and #DadTok erupts... As the inevitable binge watch on season 3 begins, read on to get to know more about the cast. The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives cast Taylor Frankie Paul Demi Engemann Jen Affleck Jessi Ngatikaura Layla Taylor Mayci Neeley Mikayla Matthews Whitney Leavitt Miranda McWhorter Scroll down to learn more about the ladies of #MomTok: Taylor Frankie Paul Age: 31 Instagram: @taylorfrankiepaul TikTok: @taylorfrankiepaul Taylor Frankie Paul is an influencer and one of the original creators of MomTok on TikTok. She went viral in 2022 after she revealed that she and her husband were part of a non-monogamous relationship dynamic. Her journey across season 1 saw her on-again off-again relationship with Dakota Mortensen take centre stage as she prepared for the birth of her third child. At the time of writing, Taylor has 6.9 million followers combined across her Instagram and TikTok. More recently, Taylor has been announced as the next star of The Bachelorette. Demi Engemann Age: 30 Instagram: @demilucymay TikTok: @demilucymay_ Demi Engemann is a main cast member in The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives and like the others, is a social media influencer and member of MomTok. Demi is married to Bret and they have been together for over three years, but they knew each other when she was nine years old, and he was 25. The pair were initially married to other people before they got divorced respectively and years later, Bret reached out and the rest is history! Jen Affleck Age: 26 Instagram: @jenniferaffleck TikTok: @jenniferaffleckk Well let's address the elephant in the room shall we? Jen is married to Zac Affleck, Ben and Casey's second cousin. Zac is the son of Dave Affleck, Ben and Casey's cousin – so yes they are related! "Zac’s dad has [met them], when [Ben] was very little. I’m hoping to meet him one day, too," Jen told People magazine ahead of season 1's launch. Jen is another member of MomTok, although her position in the group was thrown into question after there was the possibility of her moving to New York City, but it seems she is still very much a member of the group. Jen and Zac met on a Mormon dating app and have two children together, they're now expecting a third! Jessi Ngatikaura/Draper Age: 33 Instagram: @_justjessiiii TikTok: @_justjessiiii Jessi Ngatikaura/Draper is also a member of MomTok and is also the owner of a successful salon, JZ Styles Salon & Hair Extension Co. Throughout the series, Jessi is always on-hand to provide hair care to the other ladies. She is married of Jordan Ngatikaura and the pair have two children together. Layla Taylor Age: 24 Instagram: @laylaleannataylor TikTok: @laylaleannetaylor Layla Taylor is one of the younger MomTok members and joined the series as a recently divorced mother of two. Season 1 saw her host a divorce party, saying goodbye to her previously married life for a single one. Mayci Neeley Age: 30 Instagram: @maycineeley TikTok: @maycineeley Mayci Neeley is an influencer and CEO of Babymama, a natal nutrition gummies business that she set up over the course of season 1. She is also the creator of Sinner Sunday, a podcast she hosts where people send in their confessions – and they're juicy! She has been married to her husband Jacob since 2018 and they have two children, one of whom has a different father. Mayci had her eldest with her ex-partner Arik when she was 19, but he sadly died some months before their son was due to be born. Mayci is recently gave birth to her third child. Mikayla Matthews Age: 25 Instagram: @mikayla__matt TikTok: @mikaylamatthews Mikayla Matthews is an influencer and leading cast member on The Secret Livers of Mormon Wives. She is a mother of three, with a fourth on the way! As told throughout season 1, Mikayla suffers from a chronic illness, which leaves her with patches on her skin – something she shares widely and opens up about on her social media. Whitney Leavitt Age: 32 Instagram: @whitleavitt TikTok: @whitneyleavitt Whitney Leavitt is an influencer and member of MomTok, who caused quite the stir in season 1, even more so when she left the girls' group chat and, seemingly, MomTok in the process. Whitney is married to Conner Leavitt and the pair have three children together. She is currently a fan favourite on the latest series of Dancing with the Stars. Miranda McWhorter Age: 27 Instagram: @miranda__mcw TikTok: @miranda__mcw Miranda McWhorter is a newcomer to The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives who was an original MomTok content creator. More specifically, she was in the original trio with Taylor Frankie Paul and Camille Munday. Miranda is recently divorced, which was a key reason for her being part of season 2, having turned down the opportunity to appear in season 1 when she was still married. "I’m no longer married; that was a big part of it for sure," McWhorter told The Hollywood Reporter. "I still had a lot of healing to do in season 1 regarding my past with Taylor, and I wasn’t sure at that time if I was ready to let that back in and potentially risk putting myself in that position again to be so hurt. "And I think I’ve done a lot of healing since then, and by the time season 2 was about to start, I was divorced and just really wanting to close the chapter of the whole swinging thing and my past." The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives seasons 1-3 are available to watch on Disney+ now. Sign up to Disney+ now for £4.99 per month or £79.90 for a full year. Add The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives to your watchlist on the Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Entertainment coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what else is on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
24 boss teases potential revival following Kiefer Sutherland's reveal that a return is in development
Howard Gordon, the showrunner behind Fox’s hit real-time thriller 24, has confirmed that a potential revival is actively in development. Speaking to Deadline in an interview promoting his upcoming Netflix series The Beast, Gordon addressed former 24 star Kiefer Sutherland’s recent comments about a new script that could bring back Jack Bauer and revive the franchise. "It’s absolutely in process, there’s something we are developing," he said, but went on to note that Disney, which now owns the rights to 24 following its acquisition of 20th Television (formerly 20th Century Fox Television), has not yet committed to the revival. He continued: "I have such a nostalgia for that show, and I think Kiefer does too. One thing we couldn't figure out for a long time was a direction that ever held water, that sustained itself. This feels like it could be, but it’s not formal, it’s not done." Speaking of his reservations about a return to the franchise, he added: "What I really don't want to happen is that it's not good because I don't think that's fair to the show. It's not fair to the fans, not fair to, frankly, to myself. "So it has to be something that you connect to, or at least you tell yourself you're connected to. It may not turn out very well, but you have to at least believe that it's something." Gordon also noted HBO Max’s The Pitt as an example of a show that's made good use of a real-time format, although in a different genre. 24 premiered in 2001 and ran for nine seasons plus a two-hour movie, following counter-terrorist federal agent Jack Bauer and other characters as they attempted to protect the United States from terrorist attacks. 24 is available to stream on Disney+. You can sign up to Disney+ for £4.99 a month or £89.90 a year now. Add 24 to your watchlist on the <a id="OWA8b702c45-bee9-94e4-f018-57518e78041b" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" href="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-outlook-id="449c28d9-909e-4aab-b6b8-153454f55d5e" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="0">Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Five vital issues raised in Disney+ documentary Caroline Flack: Search for the Truth
The documentary is available to watch today.
This article contains discussions of suicide and mental health which some may find upsetting. "I want the real Caroline to be remembered – not the Caroline that was portrayed in the press in the weeks before her death," Christine Flack writes in Radio Times. Caroline Flack: Search for the Truth follows Christine's pursuit for answers about the final months of her daughter's life, and examines Caroline's vilification in the press and failures from institutions that led to Caroline tragically taking her own life in 2020. Weeks before her death, Caroline was due to face trial on assault charges, to which she pleaded not guilty. The alleged victim, her boyfriend Lewis Burton, did not support prosecution. The subsequent coverage of the presenter's departure from her role as host of Love Island and her legal issues have been widely criticised following her death, both of which are further examined in the documentary. As the documentary follows Christine's investigations for answers, here are six key learnings from Caroline Flack: Search for the Truth. 1. The police had originally decided to caution Caroline Flack In December 2019, Caroline Flack was charged with assaulting her boyfriend Lewis Burton, after an incident reported by Burton at her London flat. As relayed in the documentary, the pair had allegedly got into a drunken argument after Caroline found messages from a third party on Burton's phone, which she confronted him about. When police arrived at her home, it was reported Caroline had admitted to striking Burton. "I did it, I whacked him round the head like that," the TV presenter told police. In the documentary, Christine discusses looking through the "original decision" from the Crown Prosecution Service, which read it did not believe "that the case is in the public interest to prosecute, as the injured party does not support the allegation". The report continued: "There is no domestic violence history between the parties. The suspect is 40 years old and has no previous convictions. The cut the injured person did not require medical intervention." It was shown that the CPS had initially wanted to give Caroline a caution, but that was until a detective allegedly challenged the decision, saying she believed Caroline should be charged. In the documentary, Christine spoke with former Metropolitan Police detective Jess McDonald, who examined the email challenging the CPS's original decision. McDonald explained: "She writes that the crux of the CPS's argument is that there are sufficient grounds to issue a caution, as there is a clear admission of guilt. But she says, 'We argue there is not', however, from reviewing all the evidence, Caroline admits guilt consistently. "She never denies that she hit Lewis with the phone. She admitted guilt 12 times. So I don't understand how this is the opening line. "But also, she writes of Caroline, 'She has caused a significant injury as such, this is most certainly not a minor offence'. Well, that's absolute nonsense. Louis didn't even receive treatment." A spokesperson for the Crown Prosecution Service said: "Caroline's death was a tragedy and our thoughts remain with her friends and family as they continue to come to terms with their loss and the circumstances that lead to her death. "All decisions in this case were made on the basis of the medical opinion available to us at the time. A person's celebrity status never influences whether a case is taken forward. We are satisfied that the prosecution was correctly brought." 2. The CPS "ignored" Caroline's mental health assessment The night of the incident, Caroline was treated in hospital for harming herself, and as such, "it was evident that there should have been a greater mental health assessment and impact that a prosecution would have on her mental health". A psychiatrist had said Caroline's mental health state was "very poor" and a decision was made to "disclose that to the prosecution". Caroline's agent Louisa Booth shared that a psychiatric report was sent to the CPS, but claimed it "was ignored". "We were so taken aback, actually, that they dismissed the report from the psychiatrist," Booth said. 3. Misrepresentations over what hit Lewis Burton's head It had been alleged that Caroline hit Burton over the head with a lamp, though there were several inconsistencies in police reports. During the magistrates hearing, prosecutor Katie Weiss said: "He [Burton] said he had been asleep and was hit over the head by Caroline with a lamp, causing a visible cut to his head. "She had also smashed a glass and she had sustained an injury." The documentary features a discussion between Christine and Caroline's older sister, who looked at the report written on the night by the police. This reported stated it was "unclear what object was actually used to assault Mr Burton, he initially said to officers that he assumed it was a desk fan or a lamp. Mr Burton stated, I don't know what it was". "There was no compelling direct evidence that anyone had been hit with a lamp during Caroline's interview and caution, and Caroline's position always was that she had the phone in her hand," Caroline's lawyer explained. "She went to rouse him awake and the phone connected with him. It couldn't have been more clear to anyone that read that transcript." The police report further added: "Ms Flack's phone has been seized as it has a significant amount of blood on it and a crack on one of the corners, suggesting this may have been the weapon." A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police Service said: "Caroline's Flack tragic death had a profound impact on many, not least her family and friends who continue to come to terms with their loss. "The Commissioner has previously written to Caroline's mother to offer his condolences on behalf of the Met. We recognise how terribly difficult the past five years must have been. "It is understandable that those closest to Caroline have questions about everything that happened to her in the months before she died, including the police investigation. "We have been open to those questions and have engaged with a number of independent reviews and an inquest. While there was organisational learning for us on points of process, no misconduct has been identified." 4. Caroline had to move houses at 3am to avoid press intrusion During the period between her arrest and trial, Caroline was forced to live in hotels, unable to return to her home due to intrusion from press and paparazzi. After a while, it became clear Caroline needed her own home, and to escape the eyes of photographers, she and her family helped her move in the early hours of the morning. Caroline's friend Mollie said: "Everything was so, like, cloak and dagger, because the fear of being caught or people knowing where she was so scary that all of this had to happen in the middle of the night." Her mother added: "She had to move out at three o'clock in the morning. But luckily, Jodie knew of a removal company that would do that, and they were lovely." All of her belongings were moved into a gated apartment "that actually nobody ever found out where she was". "I think that gave her a sense of normality," Mollie said. 5. The former chief prosecutor who defended the CPS's decision to prosecute Caroline admitted she should have been given a caution Former chief prosecutor Nazir Afzal, who had once been in support of the CPS's charges against Caroline Flack, told Christine that the case against Caroline doesn't make sense. He said: "A prosecutor doesn't do their work in isolation. It relies upon what the police provide them with. So if the police tell them serious injury, blood is everywhere and we are really concerned that it might be repeated, I can see how a prosecutor might come to conclusion that we need to put this before a court. "You have to accept the police to tell you the truth, otherwise, the whole system collapses doesn't it? That said, having looked at all your evidence, I can't understand why they rushed judgment. This was a case where there's no previous history, where there is no controlling or coercive, powerful dynamic. "Mr Burton never, ever wanted this case, was adamant this case should not be prosecuted. It wasn't just reluctant, adamant. This was a one-off situation where she lost her temper, whatever the reason was, and she did what she did, which she accepts. For all of those reasons, the very worst thing that should have happened is a caution." He went on to say that, knowing what he knows now, "none of it makes sense". He continued: "Almost immediately, in the cold light of day, prosecutors looking at this case, would have formed the view this case is going nowhere, and they should have stopped the case. "In fact, they're required to stop the case where there is insufficient evidence, where it's not in the public interest to proceed, and I can't think of any reason to proceed, other than being scared of what the media will say about them. But you know, it's not about you losing face. This is about justice. "My takeaway is that Caroline would still be with us if certain decisions weren't taken back in that month or two." Caroline Flack: Search for the Truth is available to watch now on Disney+. You can sign up to Disney+ from £5.99 a month now. Check out more of our Documentaries coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Motherland legend set for role in major upcoming Marvel series
Lauren Morais has also reportedly landed a role in the series.
Motherland star Diane Morgan has reportedly joined the cast of Marvel's upcoming Disney Plus series, VisionQuest. The series, which will serve as the conclusion of the WandaVision and Agatha All Along trilogy, will bring Paul Bettany’s White Vision back to the fore, continuing his story from WandaVision. Variety reports that Morgan is set to play “an associate” of Todd Stashwick’s character, Paladin. Lauren Morais has also joined the cast, according to the publication, and is set to play Marvel Comics’ Lisa Molinari, a character who is “closely connected” to Ruaridh Mollica’s Thomas Shepherd. Morgan is best known for hit BBC comedy Motherland and Netflix’s series After Life. Funnily enough, she's set to play an android in upcoming BBC series Ann Droid, which she co-wrote alongside Sarah Kendall. Morais, meanwhile, has previously appeared in Mudtown, The Red King and The Crow Girl. VisionQuest will mark her biggest role yet. Alongside Bettany, other previously announced cast members include James Spader as Ultron, Emily Hampshire as E.D.I.T.H., Henry Lewis as Dum-E, and Stashwick as Paladin. Plot details remain thin on the ground, but the series is expected to continue to explore the titular character’s journey of self-discovery, picking up where he left off in WandaVision. The official logline for VisionQuest reads: “After the events of WandaVision, White Vision struggles to connect with the memories given to him as he lacks the emotions or feelings associated with them.” Teasing what fans can expect from his upcoming MCU return in Vision Quest, Bettany said during an appearance at Los Angeles Comic Con (via ComicBookMovie.com):"It’s about intergenerational trauma… fathers and sons and denial of pain and denial of your own truth and coming to terms with who and what you are." VisionQuest is scheduled to debut on Disney Plus in 2026. Read more: Doctor Who legends Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill confirm reunion for exciting new Who project Doctor Who’s Bonnie Langford reacts to Mel’s unseen and outrageous original description Breaking Bad creator reveals his vision for new show Pluribus' future and why he wants it to run this long Check out more of our Sci-fi coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Caroline Flack revealed to have had plans to work on a documentary of her own just days before her death
"[This is] the story that Caroline wanted to make when we met her over five years ago and says everything that she wanted to say."
A new Disney+ original documentary, Caroline Flack: Search for the Truth, aims to correct the narrative about the late TV presenter, amid an investigation from her mother Christine, who sets out to find the truth about her daughter's final days. In fact, this documentary is part of a story that Caroline wanted the public to hear and had initiated plans to work on in the days before her death and after her arrest. The former Love Island host took her own life in 2020, aged 40, weeks before she was due to face trial on assault charges, to which she pleaded not guilty. The alleged victim, her boyfriend Lewis Burton, did not support prosecution. The coverage of the presenter's departure from Love Island and her legal issues were widely criticised following her death. In the two-parter, now available to watch on Disney+, voice notes from the late star are featured throughout, and in one particular recording, she can be heard telling one of her friends she was thinking about making a documentary about her ordeal: "I had an idea like, sorry, I know you're in a shower, I think I should make a documentary about all of this. What do you think?" Flack's friend Mollie opened up about the days leading up to Flack's death, saying she felt as though the TV presenter was "getting stronger". "I could tell that she was getting stronger because she was talking about doing a documentary," she explained. "She was saying, 'I just really want to get out, like, what's happened and my side of everything.' And so it felt like she was turning a corner and, you know, we felt that actually the case was going to be dropped." Dov Freedman, the CEO and founder of Curious Films, the production company behind the documentary, shared that Caroline was "adamant about wanting to set the record straight and combat the lies that were being told about her". He shared that he, along with his business partner Charlie Russell, had met with Caroline and her agents "to see if we all got on and what the doc could look like". "Caroline spoke candidly about why she wanted to make a film and the real story she wanted the world to know, and also how hard it was watching the stories spread knowing they weren't accurate," he said. He continued: "She also spoke very lovingly about her family, especially her mum, Chris [Christine], and suggested we start filming a few days later in Norfolk. The meeting went well, and we were green lit a few hours later, suddenly, that doc never happened, as the devastating news of Caroline's death hit the world just a few days later. "We didn't know if Christine knew that Caroline was about to embark on a project with us, but we just felt compelled to write to her and send our condolences so we couldn't imagine the pain her and the family must be going through." Christine agreed to take part in this new documentary as she felt like she needed a bigger platform to find the answers she was looking for. "[This is] the story that Caroline wanted to make when we met her over five years ago and says everything that she wanted to say." Caroline Flack: Search for the Truth airs on Monday 10th November on Disney+. You can sign up to Disney+ from £5.99 a month now. Check out more of our Documentaries coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Kim Kardashian's All's Fair performance is indeed shocking – but the show's biggest problem lies elsewhere
The reviews of All's Fair are rightfully bad – but we need to point the finger of blame elsewhere.
*Warning: This article contains spoilers for the first 3 episodes of All's Fair, which are now available to stream on Disney Plus.* You may be sat wondering if all the negative reviews, the fanfare and the resulting memes are all true. Is All's Fair really that bad? It is – let's get that out of the way first and foremost – but nothing can quite prepare any viewer for the overwhelming onslaught of just how bad it is, that will leave many cringing for their favourite actresses. A lot of the reaction has, rightfully, been pointing its finger at reality star and businesswoman Kim Kardashian, who has been part of the cultural zeitgeist for decades now. Having had various small-time cameos in films nobody talks about over the years, her big acting break came in 2023 by way of American Horror Story and its series creator, Ryan Murphy. At the time of that show's release, reception to Kardashian's acting was a mixed bag. Some thought her lack of acting prowess left the general performance feeling flat, while others thought that Kardashian only dialled up the camp factor of the show. Some would take heed of that feedback and perhaps not initiate Kardashian into leading lady stardom – but not Ryan Murphy, oh no. Instead, he's put her front and centre in All's Fair as successful legal partner Allura Grant. We're introduced to her new life almost like an episode of The Kardashians or MTV Cribs, getting a walkthrough of her luxury wardrobe, her staff, and house that anybody would be envious of. However, by the end of the first episode, we quickly find out that not everything is a bed of roses in Allura's life, as her younger husband Chase (Matthew Noszka) admits to having an affair and wants a divorce. Heartbreaking stuff, right? Expect you wouldn't quite know it, as the archetypal girls debrief chat that we're thrown into after Chase's admission sees Kardashian looking as polished and straight-faced as ever, changing into a fur coat and kitten heels as her unlikely comfort outfit of choice. Why isn't she wearing a tracksuit and eating a tub of ice cream? You may ask. All's Fair seemingly doesn't have room for tired, unglamorous clichés, thank you very much. And you know what – as much as the show is painfully bad in every facet of what makes a TV show good, at least it doubles down on its ridiculousness. As a lead of any series, it's the job of that actor to prop up the series and embody the kind of performance you can't quite look away from. So, I understand why many are taking the opportunity to moan about Kardashian's execution. However, a bad workman always blames his tools, and while the buck could be passed to Kardashian, I think the biggest problem with All's Fair are the writers behind it: Ryan Murphy, Jon Robin Baitz and Joe Baken. How the three of them have bandied together to create such awful dialogue that makes the likes of Sarah Paulson, Teyana Taylor and Glenn Close feel cringe-worthy is a complete and utter travesty. Murphy has certainly shown storytelling chops over the years with the likes of Pose, American Horror Story and even Eat, Pray, Love. Perhaps those titles are why the short-term memory starts to kick in for those who agree to work with him. But all you have to do is look at his recent controversial Netflix anthology series, Monster, to realise that crafting nuanced characters isn't exactly his specialty. We can't laugh out loud at the lines that are being delivered by the star-studded cast without also thinking of just how Murphy, Baitz and Baken crafted these women on the page. I'm not saying three men can't come up with a female-led series, but when their dialogue is full of sentences that sound like they've been ripped straight from the internet or someone's idea of how women would speak, it really does beg the question of why they didn't seek some help. There are multiple lines throughout the episodes that are so bad, they're like getting literal whiplash multiples times over. It's almost as though between them, these writers have never even known a woman, let alone written one. "Ten years ago today, we stepped away from the patriarchy and towards something of our own," Niecy Nash-Betts says in the premiere episode. You can almost hear the script writers shouting 'Girl Power!' when they came up with that one. "Pin your wig down Allura, because this might blow it back," is another especially memorable line delivered by Nash-Betts, while Paulson has been reduced to an angry enemy who dishes out insults referencing Ozempic, "fat, treacherous lawn chairs" and "c**t burgers". Even in somewhat reduced roles in the outset of the series, both Paulson and Taylor at least try to bring their skills to the table. They're natural scene-stealers in their own right, after all, but it's almost heartbreaking to think of someone like Taylor going from the heady heights of standout 2025 film One Battle After Another, to this. Wading through the mud of such clunky and genuinely mind-numbing dialogue is a job in its own respect, but it's one that none of these actresses seem to have come out of having achieved, sadly. The episodic legal cases that are supposed to keep everything moving forward and feeling procedural also just feel lazy and half-hearted. Judith Light's Sheila Baskin screams that she only slept with an unattractive man because he used to look at her the way her husband did all those years ago. Oh, how poetic! Another woman jumps from their legal office headquarters – and let's not forget Jessica Simpson, whose mildly sympathetic arc turns into an acid-throwing nightmare. In the midst of haphazard storytelling, no emotional buy-in to any of the characters, and various plots chucked onto one another that may leave you with a headache, it also seems that it was one step too far to ask for Nash-Betts's character to not be reduced to a stereotype. While being a partner at the firm is a big win for Nash-Betts's Emerald Greene, Murphy should've perhaps taken a lesson from the TV drama world of Shonda Rhimes's Scandal or How to Get Away with Murder if he needed to learn how to craft a Black woman with nuance – and not just a single mother who is regularly depicted as either shouting at her children or being 'sassy'. But it's abundantly clear that I'm not just asking for the impossible when it comes to All's Fair as a series, but also of this writing team in general. If they put nearly as much thought and consideration into the craftsmanship of the scripts as they did into the (admittedly excellent) wardrobe, perhaps we wouldn't all be complaining that it's currently the worst thing on TV. Episodes 1-3 of All's Fair are available to stream on Disney Plus in the UK now, with episodes being released weekly. You can sign up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month now. 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All's Fair release schedule: When will new episodes be released?
The Kim Kardashian-led series is now streaming on Disney Plus.
Ryan Murphy is back with another TV series but, this time round, it's something a lot more glamorous than Monster. Hulu's All's Fair is one of the most hotly anticipated shows of the year, not least because it's led by a star-studded cast. The show follows a team of female divorce lawyers after they leave a male-dominated firm in order to forge their own path in the industry. "Fierce, brilliant, and emotionally complicated, they navigate high-stakes breakups, scandalous secrets, and shifting allegiances – both in the courtroom and within their own ranks," the synopsis reads. It continues: "In a world where money talks and love is a battleground, these women don’t just play the game – they change it." The series has just premiered on Disney Plus here in the UK, with new episodes set to be released weekly. But when do new instalments of All's Fair land and how can you watch them? Read on to find out. All's Fair release schedule: When will new episodes be released? All's Fair premiered on Disney Plus in the UK on Tuesday 4th November with the first three episodes. New episodes will be released every Tuesday on the streaming platform. In the US, the show premiered on Hulu, with episodes also being released weekly on its respective platform. The full release schedule for All's Fair is as follows: Episode 1 - Tuesday 4th November (out now) Episode 2 - Tuesday 4th November (out now) Episode 3 - Tuesday 4th November (out now) Episode 4 - Tuesday 11th November Episode 5 - Tuesday 18th November Episode 6 - Tuesday 25th November Episode 7 - Tuesday 2nd December Episode 8 & 9 - Tuesday 9th December How many episodes of All's Fair are there? There are 9 episodes of All's Fair in total. All's Fair trailer The trailer for All's Fair can be found below. View oEmbed on the source website All's Fair will premiere on Disney Plus in the UK on 4th November 2025. You can sign up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month now. Add Down All's Fair to your watchlist on the <a id="OWA8b702c45-bee9-94e4-f018-57518e78041b" class="x_OWAAutoLink" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" href="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-outlook-id="449c28d9-909e-4aab-b6b8-153454f55d5e" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="0">Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.