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Why you should watch DTF St Louis: The super weird crime show with a soft underbelly
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creator: Abby Robinson
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description: Jason Bateman, David Harbour and Linda Cardellini are embroiled in a love triangle that turns deadly in Steve Conrad’s deliciously dark comedy, where people let their freak flags fly.
encoded: Add DTF St Louis to your watchlist **Contains spoilers from episode 1 of DTF St Louis.** More often than not, new shows have a habit of feeling like a version of something you've seen before. Even if it's not a prequel or a sequel, a reboot or a reimagining, there's a flavour, so to speak, that evokes something else. Nowhere is that more apparent than in the crime genre, where it's increasingly rare to find originality – although tried and tested formulas can still deliver satisfying results if executed well. Case in point: Mare of Easttown. But DTF St Louis, a darkly comic murder-mystery airing on HBO in the US and Sky Atlantic in the UK, feels fresh and uninhibited by what has come before. Created, written and directed by Steve Conrad (The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, The Pursuit of Happyness), the limited series stars Ozark's Jason Bateman ("I appreciate Jason’s commitment to showing the rest of the world how strange the state of Missouri truly is at its core," reads one YouTube comment) and David Harbour as colleagues Clark Forrest, a local weatherman, and Floyd Smernitch, a sign language interpreter. It's not your average crime series dynamic, that's for sure. The pair strike up a friendship after Floyd narrowly stops Clark from being decapitated by a stop sign while reporting on an incoming tornado and they grow close – so close, in fact, that Clark, who's married and has two kids, feels comfortable enough to share a dark secret with Floyd. He's downloaded a hook-up app: DTF St Louis (that's 'down to f**k', for the uninitiated. Fans of Jersey Shore, of which this writer was regrettably one, will already be well acquainted with the term). And he gently encourages Floyd, who's also married (Linda Cardellini plays his wife Carol) to do the same. <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2026/02/0104DTF-StLouisS01-770c68f.jpg" width="6000" height="4000" alt="Two men wearing matching green waterproof jackets with the hoods up and protecti…

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The Gilded Age season 4 confirms major cast promotion and adds House of Cards star and more newcomers
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date: 2026-03-04T15:37:07.000Z
creator: Molly Moss
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Contains Trailer
subject: News
subject: NOW
subject: On demand
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: House of Cards star Elizabeth Marvel is among four new guest stars.
encoded: HBO has confirmed four new additions and one major cast promotion for The Gilded Age season 4. The streamer has upped existing cast member Kelly Curran, who has played Enid “Turner” Winterton since season 1, to a series regular for the upcoming fourth season. Four new guest stars have also been announced, with House of Cards star Elizabeth Marvel among the new additions. Marvel will appear as Nurse Virginia Saville, a nurse who works at the Neighbourhood Settlement House in the Lower East Side. She’ll be joined by Jim Gaffigan (Chappaquiddick), Dallas Roberts (Walk the Line) and Andrew Burnap (Snow White). Gaffigan will play Grover Cleveland, the 22nd President of the United States, Roberts will portray Daniel Manning, Secretary of the Treasury under President Grover Cleveland, and Burnap will appear as Porter, a young gentleman looking to invest in new adventures. They join the returning cast of Carrie Coon, Morgan Spector, Louisa Jacobson, Denee Benton, Cynthia Nixon, Christine Baranski, Harry Richardson, Blake Ritson, Taissa Farmiga and Audra McDonald. Set during the titular era of economic boom, the HBO series follows the clash between New York City's old and new monied elite. The previously released synopsis for season 4 hints at a small time jump, but that’s yet to be confirmed by HBO, and also suggest there's trouble on the horizon for Bertha and the Russells. It reads: “Bertha Russell (Coon) changed Society at a cost. Now, her family must reckon with the consequences as Agnes van Rhijn (Christine Baranski) seizes an opportunity to regain her position." It continues: “Meanwhile, Marian (Louisa Jacobson) forges a new path for herself and Peggy (Denée Benton) works to be accepted by her future in-laws. In this new era, you must be careful what you wish for.” Revisit season 3 of The Gilded Age with the trailer below. View Green Video on the source website Add The Gilded Age to your watchlist on the <a id="OWA8b702c45-bee9-94e4-f018-57518e78041b" title="https://w…

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DTF St Louis is a super weird crime show with a soft underbelly
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date: 2026-03-02T03:00:12.000Z
creator: Abby Robinson
subject: Comedy
subject: TV
subject: Comment
subject: HBO Max
subject: On demand
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: Jason Bateman, David Harbour and Linda Cardellini are embroiled in a love triangle that turns deadly in Steve Conrad’s deliciously dark comedy, where people let their freak flags fly.
encoded: **Contains spoilers from episode 1 of DTF St Louis.** More often than not, new shows have a habit of feeling like a version of something you've seen before. Even if it's not a prequel or a sequel, a reboot or a reimagining, there's a flavour, so to speak, that evokes something else. Nowhere is that more apparent than in the crime genre, where it's increasingly rare to find originality – although tried and tested formulas can still deliver satisfying results if executed well. Case in point: Mare of Easttown. But DTF St Louis, a darkly comic murder-mystery airing on HBO in the US and Sky Atlantic in the UK, feels fresh and uninhibited by what has come before. Created, written and directed by Steve Conrad (The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, The Pursuit of Happyness), the limited series stars Ozark's Jason Bateman ("I appreciate Jason’s commitment to showing the rest of the world how strange the state of Missouri truly is at its core," reads one YouTube comment) and David Harbour as colleagues Clark Forrest, a local weatherman, and Floyd Smernitch, a sign language interpreter. It's not your average crime series dynamic, that's for sure. The pair strike up a friendship after Floyd narrowly stops Clark from being decapitated by a stop sign while reporting on an incoming tornado and they grow close – so close, in fact, that Clark, who's married and has two kids, feels comfortable enough to share a dark secret with Floyd. He's downloaded a hook-up app: DTF St Louis (that's 'down to f**k', for the uninitiated. Fans of Jersey Shore, of which this writer was regrettably one, will already be well acquainted with the term). And he gently encourages Floyd, who's also married (Linda Cardellini plays his wife Carol) to do the same. <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2026/02/0104DTF-StLouisS01-770c68f.jpg" width="6000" height="4000" alt="Two men wearing matching green waterproof jackets with the hoods up and protective goggles stand out in heavy wind …

Under Salt Marsh’s production designer explains how to flood a set
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date: 2026-02-27T18:00:59.000Z
creator: Laura Rutkowski
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: NOW
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: Here’s how the show’s town was built in a giant water tank.
encoded: In Sky Atlantic’s Under Salt Marsh, which is set in the fictional Welsh town of Morfa Halen, an impending, catastrophic storm threatens to upend an investigation into a shocking crime. Former detective-turned-teacher Jackie Ellis (Kelly Reilly, Yellowstone) discovers the body of her eight-year-old student, Cefin, who appears to have been drowned. Ellis’s former partner, Detective Eric Bull (Rafe Spall, Trying), is leading the investigation, but they fell out three years previously, when Ellis’s niece Nessa disappeared and Bull accused Ellis’s sister. Time is of the essence to find out what happened to Cefin, with a storm that’s been brewing throughout the entire series threatening to wipe any potential evidence from the crime scene and cause general widespread chaos. While you can use pop-up water tanks, production designer Stevie Herbert and her team built their own unique tank for the huge, weighty build. As she explained to Radio Times: "It’s quite nerve-wracking building a tank. It’s not an ordinary thing to do and it was very difficult. You obviously can't flood real towns in north Wales and control it and not damage things, so we built an exterior set, a backlot, of Morfa Halen’s central hub of shops just outside Dragon Studios in Bridgend." The tank was 50 x 50 metres and made of steel walls that were 1.2 metres tall. They used timber, glue and expanding foam to seal it, with tarmac wrapping a seal around the tank. The flood scenes took a week to film. "Dragon Studios dealt with the license for the water, which turned up in these enormous bowsers that pumped water over the side with huge hoses," she says. "The water filled very slowly and shooting was scheduled around the different water levels – from 20 centimetres to almost a metre – and stunt sequences with vehicles and cast. It's a lot of weight. We had to do a bit of sandbagging and resealing. "Rain rigs went above the whole set. In a flood, you get a current, so special effects created the current in th…

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Under Salt Marsh star was "shocked" by killer reveal: 'It caught me by surprise, but I was like, ah, I see it'
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date: 2026-02-27T13:15:15.000Z
creator: Abby Robinson
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Contains Trailer
subject: Exclusive
subject: News
subject: NOW
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: The Sky Atlantic crime drama delivered a dramatic and emotional conclusion.***CONTAINS MAJOR SPOILERS***
encoded: **Warning: Major Under Salt Marsh spoilers ahead.** Under Salt Marsh's Naomi Yang said she was "shocked" by the identity of Cefin and Nessa's killer, but that the reveal "makes sense". The Sky Atlantic crime thriller is set in the fictional Welsh town of Morfa Halen, where the body of nine-year-old Cefin is found in a drainage ditch by former detective turned teacher Jackie Ellis (Kelly Reilly). No stranger to loss herself following the disappearance of her young niece Nessa several years ago, Jackie is confident that the two tragedies are linked – something Detective Eric Bull, her former work partner and friend, initially refuses to entertain. But as the facts of the case come to light, that connection is undeniable as the grisly truth is laid bare. "I think it's always a sign of really good writing when you're shocked, but then immediately you're like, ah, it makes sense," added Yang, who plays Bull's current partner DC Jess Deng. "Sometimes you're shocked because they've pulled it out of nowhere, but this makes sense, and it's really impactful." For a full breakdown of Under Salt Marsh's ending, read on. Under Salt Marsh ending explained <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2026/02/Under-Salt-Marsh-1-221d5e2.jpg" width="8256" height="5504" alt="A close-up, side-profile image of a man indoors, looking downward with a serious, contemplative expression. He has very short hair and is wearing thin, wire-framed glasses with visible water droplets on the lenses. His skin appears slightly damp, with beads of moisture on his forehead. He is dressed in a dark jacket layered over a deep red garment. The background is softly blurred in warm, muted tones, creating an intimate and moody atmosphere." title="Under Salt Marsh" /> It was Mac (Brian Gleeson) who killed Cefin and Nessa – his own niece. He is married to Nisha, who is the sister of Nessa's mother. With Dylan's help, Mac had been covertly recycling toxic waste at Sunnyside amusements, w…

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The White Lotus season 4 release date speculation, cast and latest news
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date: 2026-02-20T12:42:35.000Z
creator: David Craig
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: NOW
subject: On demand
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: The hotel from hell is getting ready for more check-ins.
encoded: The White Lotus is ramping up to its fourth season, with anticipation bubbling up for what unpredictable saga awaits the next cohort of unsuspecting holidaymakers. After a third entry that seemed to wrap up the life and untimely death of Tanya McQuoid (Jennifer Coolidge) in a neat little bow, it's anybody's guess as to where the story could go next. What we do know, however, is that the plot will once again tap into "relevant" cultural themes (according to producer David Bernad), with a star-studded cast at its disposal. Confirmed names include Steve Coogan (Saipan), Helena Bonham Carter (Enola Holmes) and Chris Messina (Based on a True Story), but we're not discounting the possibility of secret members too (in the style of season 3's Jon Gries and Sam Rockwell). If the trickle of updates have you eagerly anticipating The White Lotus season 4, here's everything we know so far from filming dates to confirmed cast members and that all-important location. The White Lotus season 4 release date speculation The White Lotus season 4 does not yet have a confirmed release date, although at the pace things are going we'd expect it to arrive sometime in summer 2027. Although showrunner Mike White had pitched an outline for the plot while on the set of season 3, it hasn't stopped this follow-up from coming together rather slowly. Now though, after many months of speculation, The White Lotus season 4 has its confirmed cast, location and filming date locked in, with cameras expected to roll from April to October 2026 (via Variety). Of course, then follows the post-production process, which can be lengthy on a show as ambitious and artistic as The White Lotus, so fans shouldn't expect the episodes to appear until well into next year. The White Lotus season 4 cast: Confirmed and rumoured The White Lotus season 4 cast is shaping up to be another mix of big-name talent, such as Helena Bonham Carter (Agatha Christie's Seven Dials) and Steve Coogan (How Are You?), plus some complete un…

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Small Prophets and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms have one lovely thing in common
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date: 2026-02-17T17:30:27.000Z
creator: Abby Robinson
subject: Comedy
subject: Fantasy
subject: TV
subject: BBC Two
subject: Comment
subject: NOW
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: The best friendships are the ones you least expect.
encoded: On the face of it, similarities between Small Prophets and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms are few and far between. Mackenzie Crook's BBC Two series is a modern day, suburban-set sitcom about a man growing homunculi (miniature humanoid creatures with the ability to predict the future) in his garden shed. The Game of Thrones spin-off, in stark contrast, is set in 209 AC (roughly a century before the first season of Thrones) in the greens of Ashford, where a lowly hedge knight crosses paths with a young boy concealing his noble dynasty. No, there aren't many comparisons to speak of, aside from some well-deployed tonal acrobatics, a handful of quirky characters and a touch of the absurd. But they do have one notable thing in common, and it warms the cockles of one's heart in these most divided of times: their celebration of unexpected friendships. In both series, we find two people – Michael Sleep and Ser Duncan the Tall, also known as Dunk – who are, when we first meet them incredibly lonely. The former is still grieving the departure of his girlfriend Clea, who disappeared nearly seven years ago, and on Christmas Eve, of all days. While he interacts with the public during his shifts at a DIY shop and visits his lovely dad Brian at a care home, he has no friends to speak of. And save for his three horses, the latter is completely alone in the world after his mentor, former hedge knight Ser Arlan of Pennytree, drops down dead. But eventually, companionship seeks them both out from the unlikeliest of sources. <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2026/02/546988-830faa8.jpg" width="4285" height="2851" alt="Two people walk side by side along a residential street. They are both wearing navy blue work uniforms with matching blue cargo trousers; the uniforms have a visible “TOOL” logo on the chest. The person on the left is a young woman with dark hair tied back, wearing a dark plaid jacket over her uniform and looking slightly concerned or thou…

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Where was Under Salt Marsh filmed?
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date: 2026-02-08T11:00:54.000Z
creator: Abby Robinson
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Contains Trailer
subject: NOW
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: The Sky Atlantic crime thriller, starring Kelly Reilly and Rafe Spall, follows a close-knit Welsh community rocked by the discovery of a young boy’s body.
encoded: When the body of a nine-year-old boy is uncovered in a drainage ditch in Under Salt Marsh, local teacher Jackie Ellis (played by Kelly Reilly, best known as Yellowstone's Beth Dutton) believes it may be connected to the disappearance of her niece, who hasn't been seen for three years. Jackie was a detective when Nessa went missing – a case which cost her her career and destroyed her friendship with former partner Detective Eric Bull, who returns to the remote Welsh town after failing to solve what happened. "Jackie feels like she’s hiding, like she doesn’t want to take up space," Reilly told Radio Times. "I was working on the last season of Yellowstone when I read [Under Salt Marsh] and I was really in the throes of Beth's violence and revenge. "Jackie feels like she’s hiding, like she doesn’t want to take up space,” she explained, adding that the more contained Jackie is "more aligned to myself and easier to access than Beth”. Under Salt Marsh sees Jackie and Detective Bull forced to put their differences aside in the hope of uncovering what's really going on in this tight-knit community – with a once-in-a-generation storm en route, threatening to wipe out any evidence they find. Read more: Under Salt Marsh's Jonathan Pryce explains why thriller is "much deeper" than your average murder mystery "With the onslaught of the weather and the epic storm that comes at the end, in the final episode, those environmental forces become huge in the story," creator, writer and director Claire Oakley told RadioTimes.com. "They're inescapable, and there's a lot of focus of, 'What are we going to do?' And how is this community going to survive and help each other through such an onslaught. "They've got this dual pressure: there's the investigation and the sense that somebody amongst them has killed a child, and then there's this onslaught from the sea and from the weather and these outside forces." The town where Under Salt Marsh is set is called Morfa Halen, which is fictional. B…

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Yellowstone star Kelly Reilly reveals why she was ready for Under Salt Marsh after "violence and revenge" of Beth Dutton
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date: 2026-02-06T12:20:07.000Z
creator: Gareth McLean
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Contains Trailer
subject: Exclusive
subject: News
subject: NOW
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: "I love Beth to bits – but Beth is quite far removed from who I am and how I live my life."
encoded: Yellowstone star Kelly Reilly has said that she was “definitely ready” to play the lead in Sky Atlantic’s new thriller Under Salt Marsh after six years playing the mad, bad and dangerous to know Beth Dutton in the hit US show. “I was working on the last season of Yellowstone when I read [Under Salt Marsh] and I was really in the throes of Beth's violence and revenge. It's quite an interesting vibe to hold in yourself and it's not something that's particularly comfortable.” Reilly told Radio Times that getting into the right headspace to play Beth takes a psychological “boot camp” and exploring the psychology of Under Salt Marsh’s protagonist, Jackie Ellis, felt like a change of gear. "Jackie feels like she’s hiding, like she doesn’t want to take up space,” she explained of the character who, upon discovering the body of a murdered child three years after her own niece disappeared, starts her own covert investigation into the deaths. According to Reilly, the more contained Jackie is "more aligned to myself and easier to access than Beth”. “I love Beth to bits – I’m playing her now [in Yellowstone spin-off The Dutton Ranch, due 2027] – but Beth is quite far removed from who I am and how I live my life,” she says. “I love leaning into that aspect of myself, but I could never speak like Beth or do what Beth does.” Read more: Where was Under Salt Marsh filmed? Under Salt Marsh's Jonathan Pryce explains why thriller is "much deeper" than your average murder mystery Slow Horses' Jonathan Pryce on returning to his Welsh roots with new drama: "I left it physically, but emotionally, I've never left" As for Beth’s appeal, and her transformation from a character in a TV show into something of an iconic cultural figure complete with her own merch – you too can own a Don’t Make Me Go All Beth Dutton On Your Ass t-shirt if there’s a dearth in your wardrobe – Reilly is reflective: “I think people loved Beth's audacity. There was something about her in full ownership of herself that…

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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 4 set for early release in the UK following US schedule shake-up
type: item
date: 2026-02-03T16:56:33.000Z
creator: Molly Moss
subject: Fantasy
subject: TV
subject: News
subject: NOW
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: Viewers will be heading back to Westeros sooner than expected…
encoded: HBO has confirmed that this week’s episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms will be dropping earlier than expected to avoid clashing with Super Bowl Sunday. The fourth episode of the show will still air on HBO on Sunday 8th February in its usual 10pm time slot, but will be released on the streaming site at 12:01am PT on Friday 6th February. This will come as good news to fans of the series who can't wait for future instalments following episode 3’s game-changing reveal, which finally solved one of the show's biggest mysteries. A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is the third series in the A Song of Ice and Fire franchise and is based on the Tales of Dunk and Egg novellas. Set 100 years before Game of Thrones, and 72 years after House of the Dragon, the six-part series follows Dunk and his resourceful squire “Egg” as they head on a big adventure through the Seven Kingdoms. The 60th Super Bowl will see the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks fight for the Lombardi Trophy at Levi's Stadium on Sunday. It will air on NBC and Peacock. A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms season 2 is already in production, with the instalment expected to premiere before the end of next year. And it looks like there could be further seasons on the horizon, despite the fact that George RR Martin has only published three Dunk and Egg novellas so far. Showrunner Ira Parker recently revealed that there are 12 outlines from the author to form the basis of future seasons. He told Radio Times magazine: "George has laid out… He has a document of everything that happens, basically, for 13, 14, 15 of these novellas. He just has to get to writing these." He continued: "The nice thing is, we know what the ending is. We know the journeys that they go no. We would never be left making anything up. We would just have a looser road map than what we have right now. A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is available to watch on Sky Atlantic and NOW. Add A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms to your watchlist on the <a id="OWA…

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Under Salt Marsh's Jonathan Pryce explains why thriller is "much deeper" than your average murder mystery
type: item
date: 2026-01-30T11:00:33.000Z
creator: Abby Robinson
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Exclusive
subject: News
subject: NOW
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: "It's weird, I didn't feel like I was reading a murder mystery..."
encoded: When the body of a nine-year-old boy is found in a drainage ditch in the remote Welsh town of Morfa Halen, the community is rocked by the harrowing possibility that there's more to Cefin's death than a horrible accident – and that one of their own is probably responsible. And it's a feeling they know all too well following the disappearance of another child, Nessa, who went missing three years ago, the details of which remain unknown. Yet, while Sky Atlantic's Under Salt Marsh is a murder mystery, Jonathan Pryce (The Two Popes, The Crown) who plays Cefin's grandfather Solomon, the patriarch of a local farming family, believes it goes beyond what we anticipate from crime thrillers on the whole. "It's weird, I didn't feel like I was reading a murder mystery. I felt I was reading about a community that was under threat from the environment," he told RadioTimes.com, referencing the once-in-a-generation-storm that's rapidly heading towards the town, putting the investigation, headed up by Detective Eric Bull (Trying's Rafe Spall), at serious risk. "But also, [there's] this ongoing unrest within the community because some of the murders are historical, and the community is already split, and then rent asunder again," added Pryce. "So it's a much deeper story than an obvious murder mystery." Another feather in its cap, according to Pryce, is "the reveal of the murderer... is not straightforward". "I think that's a very good, strong feature of the script. There are no obvious culprits for a long time, and I found that interesting." Starring alongside Pryce and Spall is Yellowstone's Kelly Reilly, who plays detective turned teacher Jackie Ellis, who finds Cefin's body, and is also Nessa's aunt – a case which ultimately cost her her job and her friendship with Bull. "These two characters have so much history, they've gone through something deeply traumatic together," Reilly said of that central dynamic."And I think Jackie, quite honestly, would love to never see him again bec…

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Under Salt Marsh cast: Who stars in the Sky Atlantic crime thriller?
type: item
date: 2026-01-30T08:00:57.000Z
creator: Abby Robinson
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: Everything you need to know about the main characters in Under Salt Marsh.
encoded: Crime thriller Under Salt Marsh unfolds in the fictional Welsh town of Morfa Halen, where residents are bracing for a once-in-a-generation storm when teacher Jackie Ellis (Yellowstone's Kelly Reilly) finds the body of a nine-year-old boy from her school. Was it a horrible accident – or something far more sinister? The discovery may even be linked to the disappearance of Jackie's niece, Nessa, who went missing a few years earlier while Jackie was working as a detective. Detective Eric Bull (Rafe Spall), who once worked alongside Jackie and investigated Nessa's case, returns to the community he previously failed. But if he's to succeed this time, "Jackie and Bull must reconcile and race to uncover long-buried secrets inside Morfa, before the storm breaks and all the evidence is gone for good". "These two characters have so much history, they've gone through something deeply traumatic together," said Reilly of Jackie and Bull. "And I think Jackie, quite honestly, would love to never see him again because it's just too painful. She's not ready to. Bull is probably the worst person she could see in this moment because it just brings back all of the trauma of this case that they didn't solve together. "And so him suddenly showing up at her house after finding this body of this child is like a horror film." Spall went on to say that the "unconventional" relationship between Jackie and Bull was what attracted him to the role. "There isn't that risk of them getting together, but they've got a lot to work out," he added. "They have a lot of love for each other and a lot of anger, and as we know, there's a very fine line between those two emotions. It makes, I think, for a pretty original central duo." Alongside Reilly and Spall, a number of well-known faces crop up, plus some you might not be familiar with. Read on for a rundown of the main players in Under Salt Marsh. Under Salt Marsh cast Kelly Reilly as Jackie Ellis Rafe Spall as Detective Eric Bull Jonathan Pryce as Solom…

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Under Salt Marsh review: Flood-stricken crime drama continues the rise of Welsh noir
type: item
date: 2026-01-30T07:00:17.000Z
creator: Jon O'Brien
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: NOW
subject: Review
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: A top-tier largely native cast, weather-beaten setting and sense of local community brings a Cymru sensibility to the murder mystery.
encoded: Following on from Mudtown, The One That Got Away and Keeping Faith, Under Salt Marsh is the latest Welsh crime drama to take its cues from the woolly jumpers and windswept landscapes of Scandi noir. And it might well be the most noirish of the lot. The original miniseries certainly isn’t the kind of escapist Harlan Coben-esque potboiler you watch to banish the winter blues, that’s for sure. From its 'every parents' worst nightmare' mystery to its flood-drenched, eternally grey aesthetics, this is a whodunit which revels in the bleak. Had its fictional town of Morfa Halen (the Welsh for ‘salt marsh’) been real, then its tourist board would undoubtedly have had cause for complaint. Having made her name with 2019’s Make Up, a blend of kitchen sink realism and psychological horror set entirely within an out-of-season Cornish caravan park, creator Claire Oakley is no stranger to such darkness. But here, she proves she can maintain a palpable sense of unease across six hour-long episodes of TV. Although very much a slow burner, Under Salt Marsh doesn’t waste any time establishing its ominous tone. In fact, distraught primary school teacher Jackie Ellis (Kelly Reilly with a steeliness similar to her display in Yellowstone) discovers the lifeless body of eight-year-old pupil Cefin (Jack Thomas-Humphreys) amid pitch-black marshlands in the opening shot. Is this simply a tragic accident? Or, as one would suspect, is there something more nefarious at play? And why, as revealed in a chilling flashback to earlier that same day, did the young victim continually dream of being chased into water and drowning? As a former detective, Jackie takes it upon herself to find the answers, immediately ingratiating herself further into the case by breaking the news to Cefin’s parents Shell (Kimberley Nixon) and Danny (Mark Stanley) before the police get the chance: it’s one of several harrowing scenes – see the family’s uncontrollable wails while visiting Cefin’s final resting place or Danny…

House of the Dragon season 3: Release date speculation, cast and plot news
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date: 2026-01-24T22:50:40.000Z
creator: Aimee Hart
subject: Fantasy
subject: TV
subject: HBO
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: Keep up with the Targaryens with our House of Dragon season 3 guide.
encoded: *Warning: Spoilers ahead for all episodes of House of the Dragon season 2.* House of the Dragon season 3 is on its way this year! The spin-off to Game of Thrones, which tackles the Targaryen civil war, the Dance of Dragons, hundreds of years before the arrival of Queen Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke), has been away from our screens for two years but will soon be back for new episodes. The last season ended with a brutal battle being prepared for as the forces of the Blacks, allied to Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D'Arcy), and the Greens, allied to her wounded younger half-brother King Aegon II Targaryen (Tom Glynn-Carney). So, if you're waiting for House of the Dragon season 3 and the future of the Targaryen dynasty, and, most importantly, make sure to check back regularly as we'll be updating this guide with more information as it gets revealed. House of the Dragon season 3 release date speculation House of the Dragon season 3 is due to be released in Summer 2026. Actor Matt Smith suggested that the episodes would be released in August 2026, but this has yet to be confirmed by HBO. House of the Dragon was renewed for season 3 in June 2024, before season 2 had even been released, demonstrating tremendous faith in the Thrones spin-off. The series is set to return for a fourth and final season, too. In the meantime, the new spin-off series A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has begun airing on HBO in the US and on Sky Atlantic and NOW in the UK. Who will be in the cast of House of the Dragon season 3? Currently, the following cast members are confirmed for House of the Dragon season 3. Matt Smith as King Consort Daemon Targaryen Emma D'Arcy as Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen Olivia Cooke as Dowager Queen Alicent Hightower Rhys Ifans as Ser Otto Hightower Steve Toussaint as Lord Corlys Velaryon Fabien Frankel as Ser Criston Cole Sonoya Mizuno as Mysaria Matthew Needham as Lord Larys Strong Tom Glynn-Carney as King Aegon II Targaryen Ewan Mitchell as Prince Aemond Targaryen …

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Who is Peter Claffey? Meet the A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms star playing Duncan the Tall
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creator: Lewis Knight
subject: Fantasy
subject: TV
subject: HBO
subject: NOW
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: Peter Claffey is the star of the new Game of Thrones spin-off.
encoded: Ladies and gentlemen, we have a new hero from Westeros in 2026. The new Game of Thrones prequel/spin-off, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, is based on The Tales of Dunk and Egg by author George RR Martin and focuses on the adventures of an unlikely duo. The first of this duo is Dunk AKA Ser Duncan the Tall, a roaming hedge knight who is keen to do his late master proud and in the show, he heads off to a tourney to chase glory. The second is his precocious young squire Egg (Dexter Sol Ansell). However, Dunk is soon drawn into danger and even encounters members of the legendary House Targaryen. But who is actor Peter Claffey, who plays Ser Duncan the Tall? Here's everything you need to know. Who is Peter Claffey? Peter Claffey is an Irish actor and former rugby union player. Claffey was a rugby union player for Galwegians RFC, going on to have a professional contract with Connacht Rugby. He went on to train in acting and made his professional stage debut in 2022 - meaning he has only been a jobbing actor for a few years. Outside of his casting as Ser Duncan the Tall in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Claffey is probably best known for his role in Bad Sisters season 2 as Joe Walsh, the boyfriend of Becka (Eve Hewson). How old is Peter Claffey? Peter Claffey is 29-years-old. He was born on 28th July 1996. What nationality is Peter Claffey? Peter Claffey is Irish and hails from Portumna, County Galway. He went to Garbally College and then the University of Galway. What has Peter Claffey previously starred in? Following small roles in the TV shows Harry Wild and a guest part in the first season of Bad Sisters, Claffey starred as Cormac Kelly in the BBC Three comedy in the role of Cormac Kelly. He later starred in four episodes of Vikings: Valhalla before starring opposite Cillian Murphy in the film Small Things Like These, based on the novel of the same name by Claire Keegan. Claffey returned to Bad Sisters for a larger role in the second season as the partner of Eve Hewso…

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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms cast: Full list of stars in Game of Thrones spin-off
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date: 2026-01-17T10:50:54.000Z
creator: Lewis Knight
subject: Fantasy
subject: TV
subject: HBO
subject: NOW
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: The tales of Dunk and Egg have made it to the screen at last!
encoded: Another chapter in the Game of Thrones mythos is about to unfurl on the small screen, as A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms introduces viewers to two much-loved characters from the works of George RR Martin. Ser Duncan the Tall (played by Peter Claffey) and his squire Egg (Dexter Sol Ansell) are the subject of three novellas by Martin, which serve as the basis for this latest spin-off. The first season of the show, with a second run already confirmed, is based on the first novella from George RR Martin, titled The Hedge Knight. Fans of the franchise can expect to see the lighter side of life in Westeros, with the Tales of Dunk and Egg breaking away from the ruthless scheming and gut-wrenching betrayals that characterise earlier adaptations. That isn't to say that there won't be formidable villains or a fair share of brutal moments; however, True Detective: Night Country breakout star Finn Bennett is cast as the particularly loathsome Prince Aerion Targaryen in the new series. House Targaryen also puts in further appearances, too, with the additions of Aerion's father, Prince Maekar Targaryen, and uncle, Crown Prince Baelor Targaryen, the heir to the Iron Throne. If you're as excited as we are, read on for your introduction to A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' cast, ahead of the show's premiere on Sky Atlantic and NOW from 18th/19th January 2026. A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms cast: Full list of stars in Game of Thrones spin-off Here's an overview of the confirmed cast members in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms – read on for more detailed profiles on each character and the actor playing them, including where you might have seen them before. Peter Claffey as Ser Duncan the Tall/'Dunk' Dexter Sol Ansell as Egg Finn Bennett as Prince Aerion Targaryen Bertie Carvel as Crown Prince Baelor 'Breakspear' Targaryen Tanzyn Crawford as Tanselle Daniel Ings as Ser Lyonel Baratheon Sam Spruell as Prince Maekar Targaryen Edward Ashley as Ser Steffon Fossoway Youssef Kerkour as Steely Pat…

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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms release date, trailer and latest news
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date: 2026-01-16T11:54:42.000Z
creator: David Craig
subject: Fantasy
subject: TV
subject: HBO
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: Another era in Westeros history is set to be explored on screen.
encoded: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms bursts onto the screen this month, showing viewers the lighter side of life in Westeros after many years of bleak and bloody storytelling. Peter Claffey and Dexter Sol Ansell lead the cast as mismatched duo Ser Duncan the Tall and his young squire, nicknamed Egg, who became fan favourites in a trilogy of novellas by Game of Thrones author George RR Martin. The novelist has been vocally enthusiastic about this latest TV spin-off, which should come as relief to anyone troubled by his criticisms of House of the Dragon – which have not softened during the show's hiatus. A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is headed up by producer Ira Parker, whose past work includes the divisive Thrones prequel, plus action drama The Last Ship, dark comedy Better Things and spy miniseries The Sympathizer. So far, he seems to have done a good job, with our own A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms review calling it the "best visit to Westeros in nearly a decade". If you're as excited as we are about the new series, read on for everything you need to know about A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms – including its premiere date on Sky Atlantic and NOW. A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms release date A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms will premiere on Sky Atlantic and NOW on Monday 19th January 2026 in the UK, airing first at 3am (to coincide with the US debut) and again at 9pm that same day. In the US, the show will air on HBO and HBO Max on Sundays, starting from 18th January. The finale will drop six weeks later both here and across the pond – but that won't be the end of Dunk and Egg's journey! A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms scored an early renewal for season 2, which is filming right now (as of December 2025), and HBO executive Francesca Orci has expressed hope for a trilogy. She told Deadline last year: "You're going to be so impressed by Peter Claffey and Dexter Sol Ansell as Dunk and Egg... So much so that we're already planning on how we build this for three seasons in total. …

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George RR Martin says his relations with House of the Dragon showrunner are "abysmal" amid changes from the book
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date: 2026-01-16T10:53:54.000Z
creator: Molly Moss
subject: Fantasy
subject: TV
subject: News
subject: NOW
subject: On demand
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: "It’s worse than rocky."
encoded: George RR Martin has opened up about the breakdown of his relationship with House of the Dragon showrunner Ryan Condal, describing its current state as "abysmal". The fantasy author previously criticised the second season of the Game of Thrones prequel show, which is based on his book Fire & Blood, over plot changes that he said he "argued against" in a since-deleted blog post. Asked about his relationship with Condal in a new interview in The Hollywood Reporter, Martin said: "It’s worse than rocky. It’s abysmal." He continued: "I hired Ryan. I thought Ryan and I were partners. And we were all through the first season. I would read early drafts of the scripts. I would give notes. He would change some things. It was working really well — I thought." Condal’s co-showrunner, Miguel Sapochnik, exited the series following unknown disagreements with HBO after the first season. "Then we got into season two, and he basically stopped listening to me," Martin said, before adding: "I would give notes, and nothing would happen. Sometimes he would explain why he wasn’t doing it. Other times, he would tell me, 'Oh, OK, yeah, I’ll think about that.' "It got worse and worse, and I began to get more and more annoyed. Finally, it got to a point where I was told by HBO that I should submit all my notes to them and they would give Ryan our combined notes." When asked why Martin had agreed to work on season 3 after clashing with Condal, he said: "I can’t talk about it." The third season of the Game of Thrones spin-off is set to debut later in 2026, which is shaping up to be a big year for the fantasy franchise, as new spin-off A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is also set to be released later in January. House of the Dragon seasons 1 and 2 are available to stream on Sky and NOW – find out more about how to sign up for Sky TV. Add House of the Dragon to your watchlist on the <a id="OWA8b702c45-bee9-94e4-f018-57518e78041b" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=…

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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms showrunner confirms show's fate after adapting published Dunk and Egg novellas
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date: 2026-01-15T14:24:27.000Z
creator: Huw Fullerton
subject: Fantasy
subject: TV
subject: Exclusive
subject: News
subject: NOW
subject: On demand
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: “George has laid out… He has a document of everything that happens, basically, for 13, 14, 15 of these novellas.”
encoded: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms showrunner Ira Parker has revealed that George RR Martin has outlined ideas for many more unwritten novellas that could form the basis of future seasons. The fantasy author has only published three Dunk and Egg Novellas so far, with 1998’s The Hedge Knight serving as inspiration for the upcoming first season, 2003’s The Sworn Sword set to form the basis of season 2, which is currently in production, and 2010’s The Mystery Knight expected to inspire a potential third season. Asked whether there’s a possibility of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms going beyond the three novellas, as Game of Thrones did with Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Parker told Radio Times magazine: “I would love – and I’ve pitched to HBO a couple of times to sort of well-intentioned half-smiles or eye rolls." He continued: "I want to do three or four now with Egg, the boy, and come back in like five or 10 years and do three or four more with Egg, the young man. And then come back in five or 10 years, and do three or four more with Egg, the – well, the spoiler. “I don’t think that’s necessarily how TV gets made unless you’re… Lisa Kudrow gets to do that. You know, The Comeback comes back every 10 years, and that’s OK. Or Linklater. "But this is… There’s so many interesting things that happen throughout their lives. But I don’t want to focus the whole thing right at the beginning. It’s telling that whole journey that is very exciting to me." He continued: "George has laid out… He has a document of everything that happens, basically, for 13, 14, 15 of these novellas. He just has to get to writing these. "The nice thing is, we know what the ending is. We know the journeys that they go no. We would never be left making anything up. We would just have a looser road map than what we have right now. "Look, we’ll see. There’s a really decent chance that we’ll hopefully do three of those, and that’s it, and people can enjoy it. And that’ll be the experience that they h…

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Euphoria season 3 first look trailer finally arrives with Jacob Elordi and Sydney Sweeney's wedding scenes - as UK release date confirmed
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date: 2026-01-14T17:19:59.000Z
creator: Molly Moss
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: News
subject: NOW
subject: On demand
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: The long-awaited third outing is finally coming this April.
encoded: HBO has unveiled the first trailer for Euphoria season 3 as well as revealing when fans can expect the long-awaited next instalment of the multi-Emmy-award-winning show. The third outing, which will see the return of cast members including Zendaya, Jacob Elordi, Sydney Sweeney, Alexa Demie, and Hunter Schafer, is coming to our screens on 13th April, 2026 on Sky Atlantic and NOW. Season 3 will pick up five years after the ending of season 2, which saw Rue falling into debt to drug lord Laurie (Martha Kelly) and Nate (Elordi) getting his dad arrested, amongst other events. The new trailer follows Rue as she goes about her life after high school. "A few years after high school, I don’t know if life was exactly how I wished," we hear her saying in the footage. "Somehow for the first time, I was beginning to have faith." But that all soon comes to an end when Laurie shows up, reminding her that she owes her money. Meanwhile, Cassie (Sweeney) and Nate, whose relationship was exposed last season, are shown tying the knot. But there’s trouble in paradise as the "content" Cassie is filming seems to irritate Nate. “I work all day and my bride-to-be is spreadeagled on the internet”, he says. You can watch the trailer for yourself below: View oEmbed on the source website Showrunner Sam Levinson previously told The Hollywood Reporter that the new season is about "being out of the safety net of school". "The one thing we all agreed on is we can’t go back to high school — although many, many shows have had 30-year-old high school students, we’re not," he said. He added: "Five years felt like a natural place [to jump] because if they had gone to college they’d be out of college at that time." Also returning in season 3 are cast members Eric Dane, Chloe Cherry, Dominic Fike, Nika King and Colman Domingo, while new additions include Danielle Deadwyler, Eli Roth, Natasha Lyonne, Rosalía, Marshawn Lynch, Sam Trammell and Asante Blackk. Euphoria’s long-awaited third season comes more th…

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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms season 1 review: Game of Thrones spin-off is best visit to Westeros in nearly a decade
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date: 2026-01-13T22:00:28.000Z
creator: Lewis Knight
subject: Fantasy
subject: TV
subject: Comment
subject: HBO
subject: Review
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: It's time to return to Westeros for a rather different adventure.
encoded: Game of Thrones fans have long been used to mixed fortunes - even more so if you’re a book reader. Arguably the biggest show of the 21st century, Game of Thrones took the world by storm in 2011 with its adaptation of George R.R. Martin's game-changing fantasy book series. With dramatic backstabbing, bloody battles and political intrigue, it gripped pop-culture in its first six seasons, providing absolutely exhilarating television. Sadly, when the show truly ran out of source material to adapt, the writing quality took a nosedive. Indeed, the final two truncated seasons often worked with strange logic (don’t talk about the episode Beyond the Wall) and what resembled a rushed summary of events without proper build up to make the bolder plot swings work. Thankfully, fans were soon treated to a strong prequel series, House of the Dragon, which adapted Martin’s history book of the Targaryen Dynasty, Fire and Blood. A truly Shakespearean series with an excellent cast of characters and amazing dialogue, the first season was great television, and despite some inconsistent pacing, it gave a strong conclusion. However, the much-anticipated second season proved even stranger with sluggish pacing in its second half and something of a damp squib finale. There were also some questionable adaptational choices which neutered some of Martin’s most explosive work, including some which the author himself was unhappy with. So, anticipation has lessened somewhat for its return. So, it is in this context that HBO delivers A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, based on Martin’s prequel novella series of the Tales of Dunk and Egg. Set 90 years before the events of Game of Thrones, this lean six-episode season is based on the first novella, The Hedge Knight, and begins with the hulking squire "Dunk"(Peter Clauffey) mourning his late master Ser Arlan of Pennytree (Danny Webb). Dunk decides to honour his mentor by heading to compete for glory in a tourney, along the way acquiring a squire of his ow…

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The Night Manager's Tom Hollander and co-star Niamh Algar take us inside your next TV adventure
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date: 2025-10-06T23:01:30.000Z
creator: Rosie Millard
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Interview
subject: Magazine
subject: NOW
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: Sky’s new thriller sees Tom Hollander and Niamh Algar tearing through Italy’s most glamorous locations on a quest to crack a code – and save the world.
encoded: This article first appeared in Radio Times magazine. Tom Hollander may be many things: vulnerable (Rev); literary (Capote vs the Swans); ruthless (The Night Manager); dangerously louche (The White Lotus), but one thing he is not, is an action hero. He’s an Honorary Fellow of Selwyn College, Cambridge for goodness’ sake. He writes for The Spectator. He’s too learned, too urbane. Hence when Neil Cross, award-winning screenwriter and the man behind Luther, originally envisaged him starring in his new thriller The Iris Affair, it was more as a behind-the-desk mastermind than a fist-swinging, tweed-coat-donning anti-hero. More a fraught middleman. In a cardie. However, what the 58-year-old Hollander does find himself in is a semi-James Bond, semi-Severance eight-part hi-tech escapade around Italy and Slovakia. It’s great fun in a witty British way. Hollander plays Cameron Beck, a maverick genius whose job it is to unlock the secrets contained in a giant computer and save the world. To do this, he enlists the help of Iris (Niamh Algar), a brainy Lara Croft type who loves unlocking codes and cracking puzzles. She’s also pretty handy with her fists, guns and syringes and at one point emerges from the waves like a modern-day Ursula Andress. Iris has all the fun. Whereas Hollander? He uses middle-class phrases such as “swapsies” and “thinking cap” and spends a lot of time drinking whisky. We meet on set during the shoot at the legendary Cinecitta Studios in Rome. “Cameron Beck is someone who is an enthusiast for brilliant people,” Hollander explains. “He’s financed the building of this brilliant computer, and he loves games. Now he needs to find someone to break a code that will solve all his problems.” Because if Beck doesn’t unlock the computer with the help of Iris, he will be killed. Hence all the car chases and derring-do? “Yes, there is a very long car chase, interspersed with some very clever philosophical speculation. But I don’t do very much of the former. Although w…

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The White Lotus season 4 location finally confirmed by HBO boss – with more details to come
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date: 2025-09-16T11:50:09.000Z
creator: Molly Moss
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: News
subject: NOW
subject: On demand
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: The rumours are true...
encoded: HBO boss Casey Bloys has confirmed that The White Lotus will be going to France for its upcoming fourth season. France has long been rumoured to be the destination for the next instalment of Mike White’s hit series, which has previously transported viewers to Hawaii, Italy and, most recently, Thailand. Speaking to Deadline while at the Emmys on Sunday (14th September), Bloys confirmed the speculation, revealing: “France for sure, but details and location TBD." Asked whether The White Lotus creator/executive producer Mike White, who was absent from the Emmy ceremony, was in France writing the new season, Casey responded: “I believe that is the case." Deadline previously reported that the show would be heading to France for its fourth season, with HBO declining to comment when approached by the publication. The report speculated that the upcoming season could be shot at the Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, which is found on the tip of the Cap-Ferrat peninsula on the French Riviera. However, sources also noted that no hotel has been locked in, and that the series could end up using multiple resorts in one season, as was the case with season 3, which used the Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui in Thailand as its primary setting, along with three other non-Four Seasons hotels. It’s yet to be confirmed whether a French Four Seasons resort would be the primary location for season 4, but there are three in France: one in Paris, one in Megève and one on the Côte d’Azur. Further fuelling speculation that Cap-Ferrat is likely to be the chosen location for the upcoming season is the fact it is not directly on the beach. White previously said he didn’t want season 4 to have the same crashing waves aesthetic as previous instalments, explaining: "For the fourth season, I want to get a little bit out of the crashing waves of rocks vernacular, but there’s always more room for more murders at the White Lotus hotels." The White Lotus seasons 1-3 are available on Sky Atlantic and NOW. Check out m…

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Euphoria season 3 release window confirmed by HBO boss as he comments on show's future with A-list Hollywood cast
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date: 2025-09-16T10:06:15.000Z
creator: Molly Moss
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: News
subject: NOW
subject: On demand
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: It's sooner than fans might expect...
encoded: HBO head Casey Bloys has confirmed that Euphoria’s hotly-anticipated third season will return in spring 2026. Bloys didn’t reveal an exact release date, but told Deadline while at the Emmys on Sunday (14th September) that fans can expect the upcoming instalment in the spring months of next year (2026). Speaking about the future of the show after season 3, which has been rumoured to be the last chapter, Bloys added: "We always leave it up to producers, you never know.” He continued: “I’ve never had a show with that many legitimate movie stars. So as you can imagine, the scheduling is hard enough with actors having multiple jobs, but these are probably three or four of the biggest movie stars working of their generation, so we’ll see. But I’m excited to have the third season coming." The release date window is sooner than some fans might expect, given that season 3 has been plagued by various delays since it was announced in 2022. Various factors contributed to these delays, including the Hollywood strikes, the cast’s busy schedules, and the tragic and unexpected death of Angus Cloud, who played Fez in the show. In March 2024, Deadline reported that season 3 had been delayed again, this time due to Levinson’s scripts being unfinished. The publication said that filming was supposed to start “within the next couple of months,” but, with the indefinite delay, the cast had been allowed to take on other acting jobs in the interim. Filming finally began on the upcoming season in January 2025, with HBO sharing a first photo from the season, which shows Zendaya’s Rue peering over her shoulder in a dimly lit room. While we don't know much about what to expect about season 3, Zendaya previously confirmed that there will be a time jump after the events of season 2, which took place with the characters still at school. Speaking on Entertainment Weekly's <a href="https://apple.sjv.io/c/1236178/435298/7615?i=1000671660941&subId1=radiotimes-2118338&u=https%3A%2F%2Fpodcasts.apple.com…

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How to watch The Walking Dead in order: Every series and spin-off
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date: 2025-09-03T15:15:48.000Z
creator: Gavia Baker Whitelaw
subject: Sci-fi
subject: TV
subject: Contains Trailer
subject: Disney Plus
subject: Evergreen
subject: NOW
subject: On demand
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: When and how to watch every single series.
encoded: At this point there are so many Walking Dead spin-offs that even seasoned fans run the risk of getting slightly confused. New instalments are arriving all the time, from Dead City (which just aired its second season) to The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon (whose third season is about to begin). In theory, the simplest way to watch The Walking Dead franchise is in release order. But even that can get confusing, thanks to all the crossovers between the main Walking Dead series and Fear the Walking Dead. To help you keep everything straight, including release information for new seasons of the current spin-offs – this is our guide to watching all of The Walking Dead in order. How to watch The Walking Dead in release order Starting out with seasons 1-5 of The Walking Dead, which began in 2010, our first guide covers how to watch this franchise in release order: The Walking Dead seasons 1 – 5 Fear the Walking Dead season 1 The Walking Dead season 6 Fear the Walking Dead season 2 The Walking Dead season 7 Fear the Walking Dead season 3 The Walking Dead season 8 Fear the Walking Dead season 4 The Walking Dead season 9 Fear the Walking Dead season 5 The Walking Dead season 10 episodes 1 – 16 The Walking Dead: World Beyond season 1 Fear the Walking Dead season 6 The Walking Dead season 10 episodes 17 – 22 The Walking Dead season 11 episodes 1 – 8 The Walking Dead: World Beyond season 2 Fear the Walking Dead season 7 episodes 1 – 8 The Walking Dead season 11 episodes 9 – 16 Fear the Walking Dead season 7 episodes 9 – 16 Tales of the Walking Dead season 1 The Walking Dead season 11 episodes 17 – 24 Fear the Walking Dead season 8 episodes 1 – 6 The Walking Dead: Dead City The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Fear the Walking Dead season 8 episodes 7 – 12 The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon season 2 - The Book of Carol The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon season 3 (upcoming) <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volati…

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Game of Thrones star Alfie Allen reveals why it's hard to tell good from bad characters in his new show
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date: 2025-08-28T07:00:05.000Z
creator: Abby Robinson
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Exclusive
subject: News
subject: NOW
subject: Sky Atlantic
subject: Video
description: "How can you tell the difference...?"
encoded: From Game of Thrones to SAS Rogue Heroes, Alfie Allen is no stranger to roles that push his characters to the limit – and Sky Atlantic's Atomic is no exception. The five-part action series, adapted from the non-fiction book Atomic Bazaar, follows drug smuggler Max (Allen) and "enigmatic outsider" JJ (Shazad Latif) as they're pulled into a "chaotic, high-stakes mission they never signed up for: trafficking highly enriched uranium across North Africa and the Middle East". But their every move is shadowed by undercover CIA officer Cassie Elliott (Samira Wiley), who "is convinced the pair are in league with violent extremists". "Her relentless pursuit puts them all on a collision course, revealing that nothing is what it seems and everyone has an ulterior motive," teases the official synopsis. Speaking to RadioTimes.com about those "ulterior motives", Allen said: "The idea of government trying to get that kind of power into their own hands, and then that potentially transitioning to an organisation – how can you tell the difference between the two sometimes? Who are the good guys and who are the bad guys? "And with the characters we play, they're two anti-heroes. I think it's always very interesting to present that choice to audiences, which Atomic really does. On top of all the great action, there are also morally ambiguous characters – and that's interesting too." Of course, the subject matter also meant the cast had to be in peak physical condition. "We both did training, especially with the stunt team," Latif explained. "There was an hour of boxing, an hour of gun training, an hour of working out. You've got to be fit for these days, you've got to be ready." Read more: Alfie Allen says sister Lily's song Alfie didn’t motivate him: "I always wanted to be an actor" Game of Thrones' Alfie Allen recalls "isolating" and "tough times" working on series as he reunites with showrunners for new role The regime was so demanding that Allen leaned on sweet treats to help him ge…

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Atomic cast: Who stars in the explosive Sky Atlantic action series?
type: item
date: 2025-08-28T07:00:03.000Z
creator: Radio Times
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: NOW
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: Alfie Allen and Shazad Latif head the cast.
encoded: Sky Atlantic's Atomic follows Alfie Allen and Shazad Latif as Max and JJ, who unexpectedly meet on a smuggling route in the Sahara dessert and are "swept into a chaotic, high-stakes mission they never signed up for: trafficking highly enriched uranium across North Africa and the Middle East". But with "the CIA, MI6 and a global web of opposing forces closing in fast", the pair must work together if they want to survive. Atomic was originally pitched as "the two worst people in the world have to save the world", said writer Gregory Burke. "When the path of Max collides with JJ, an unlikely friendship is formed. Together, they are tricked into transporting uranium across North Africa. On the run from a powerful cartel and the CIA, they face a choice: to get out and save themselves, or do what it takes to prevent a nuclear bomb getting into the wrong hands." Speaking about where the idea came from, Burke said: "The project began based on a book by the late journalist William Langewiesche, published in 2006, called The Atomic Bazaar. "The book warned about the possibility of non-state actors or terrorist groups obtaining enough nuclear material to make a crude atomic bomb. It detailed the processes and people involved, including terrorists and drug cartels. "We used the book as the basis for the story but fictionalised everything else. We chose characters from the two major security threats at the time: terrorists and drug dealers. "The story also incorporates themes of nuclear science and quantum theory, reflecting the idea that any atom can be in any state, which applies to our characters as well." Alongside Allen and Latif, a number of other recognisable faces feature in the cast, plus some you might not be familiar with. Find the rundown of the major players below. Atomic cast Alfie Allen as Max Shazad Latif as JJ Samira Wiley as Cassie Bryce Brian Gleeson as Mark Ellis Franklin Virgüez as Antonio Alam Avital Lvova as Oksana Shirokova Stuart Martin as Robert "Rab" M…

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Atomic: Release date, schedule, cast, true story and trailer for Sky series
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date: 2025-08-22T11:57:33.000Z
creator: Abby Robinson
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: NOW
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: Everything you need to know about the explosive series starring Game of Thrones and The Handmaid's Tale stars.
encoded: It's unlikely you've spent much time thinking about uranium trafficking, but it's all you'll be able to think about after watching Sky's explosive new series Atomic. Alfie Allen and Shazad Latif play a duo who are thrown together by circumstance when they wind up transporting "highly enriched uranium across North Africa and the Middle East". But with the "CIA, MI6, and a global web of opposing forces closing in fast", time is running out for the pair, who are forced to confront "covert operatives, an internationally funded cartel, and ultimately their own pasts". "What starts as a bid for survival slowly becomes something more: a reluctant partnership, a shot at redemption, and one hell of a ride," continues the official synopsis. But when can you watch it? And just how accurate is the subject matter? Read on for everything you need to know about Atomic. Atomic release date: When will it air? The series premieres on Thursday 28th August on Sky Atlantic and NOW. There are five episodes in total. Atomic release schedule: When will new episodes drop? Following the launch of the first two episodes on 28th August, the remaining three episodes will then air weekly. Atomic cast: Who stars? The cast is lead by: Alfie Allen (SAS: Rogue Heroes, Game of Thrones) as drug smuggler Max. Shazad Latif (Star Trek: Discovery, What’s Love Got to Do with It) as "enigmatic outsider on the run" JJ. Samira Wiley (The Handmaid’s Tale, Orange is the New Black) as Cassie Bryce, a "skilled scientist" who is also an undercover officer for the CIA. The rest of the cast includes Charlie Murphy (Peaky Blinders), Brian Gleeson (Bad Sisters) and Stuart Martin (Miss Scarlet and the Duke). Atomic plot: Is it based on a true story? The series is inspired by journalist William Langewiesche's non-fiction book Atomic Bazaar, which explores how nuclear weapons have "gone wholesale" after becoming "easier and cheaper to acquire and make than ever before" – with poor nations and non-state terror groups vyin…

From star confirms season 4 filming has started
type: item
date: 2025-06-24T13:52:38.000Z
creator: Morgan Cormack
subject: Sci-fi
subject: TV
subject: News
subject: NOW
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: Elizabeth Saunders has confirmed that production has now kicked off.
encoded: Things are kicking off in the realm of From season 4, with star Elizabeth Saunders confirming as much on her Instagram. Sharing a selfie of herself on the social media platform, she wrote: "Heading to Town for a while!!" On the image itself, Saunders also wrote: "Overpacked, underslept and ready to go!!" Fans were quick to respond to the news, with many flocking to the comments to express their excitement at the prospect of From returning to screens once again. One fan wrote: "OMG I absolutely cannot wait for season 4. Donna you had better not die we need you til the end." Similarly, another wrote: "Can’t wait for the next season!!" Saunders obviously plays Donna Raines in the series, previously teasing what was to come for her character in the previous season. At the time of its release, the actress revealed: "What I love about this show is love – there's a lot, actually, a lot of places of love in the show amongst characters. "And I think John [Griffin] and Jeff [Pinkner] have brought that discussion into it – different kinds of love. Lost love, found love, love that's not working, and how that helps us as humans survive, and how it breaks us when we don't have connections." Read more: Mark Gatiss stars in quirky first trailer for new detective drama Bookish Rosamund Pike says goodbye to The Wheel of Time in emotional series of BTS pics It's already been confirmed that season 4 will be on our screens in 2026, with production kicking off in Nova Scotia, where the previous seasons have been filmed. Season 4 will boast 10 new episodes and, clearly, Saunders will be back – but we don't yet have a confirmed cast list. At the time of its renewal, From creator John Griffin dropped some hints about what's coming down the pipeline for our long-suffering characters. He said: "With the culmination of season 3 we have, in many ways, reached the end of the beginning. In season 4, a new journey begins. The question is whether it will lead our characters home, or deeper into thi…

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The Last of Us season 2 episode 6 finally gives fans the closure we've needed
type: item
date: 2025-05-19T06:00:39.000Z
creator: Megan Bull
subject: Sci-fi
subject: TV
subject: Comment
subject: NOW
subject: Sky Atlantic
description: Fans can officially say goodbye to Joel.
encoded: Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Last of Us season 2 episode 6. Gifting fans with some much-needed closure, The Last of Us season 2 took a break from the bloodshed and brutality of Ellie’s (Bella Ramsey) quest for justice, with episode 6 recalling her five years with Joel (Pedro Pascal) in Wyoming and – even more poignantly – their final conversation. There’s no doubt about it, the heart and soul of The Last of Us is and always will be the unshakeable bond between Joel and Ellie, and in the latest instalment, the TV adaptation honoured their father-daughter dynamic with an ill-fated flicker of hope. At the start of season 2, we were thrown a red herring, with the series suggesting that Ellie’s final exchange with Joel was at the town’s disastrous New Year’s Eve party. As it turned out, however, there was more to the story. After glimpsing Joel on the front porch with her guitar that same night, Ellie appeared to head into the garage, before changing her mind and confronting him about Salt Lake City. In a raw and Emmy-worthy performance from Pascal, a distraught Joel admitted to killing the Fireflies and preventing the development of a cure in order to save Ellie. "I’ll pay the price, because you’re going to turn away from me," he says, tears streaming down his face. "But if, somehow, I had a second chance at that moment, I would do it all over again." "Because you’re selfish," Ellie fires back. "Because I love you," Joel cries out. "In a way you can’t understand. Maybe you never will, but if that day should come, if you should ever have one of your own, well then, I hope you do a little better than me." "I don’t think I can forgive you for this, but I would like to try," Ellie tells him. It’s a brief, albeit doomed, moment of optimism, and one last shot at redemption for Joel, who, though well-intentioned, is better described as an unapologetic anti-hero. The fact that Joel had died the next day with the knowledge that Ellie still loved him, and that they could survi…

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