Euphoria season 3 first look trailer finally arrives with Jacob Elordi and Sydney Sweeney's wedding scenes - as UK release date confirmed
The long-awaited third outing is finally coming this April.
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 than four years after season two premiered on HBO, with the long hiatus due to many factors including the in-demand cast’s complex schedules and the dual writer-actor strikes in 2023. Euphoria seasons 1 and 2 are available to watch on Sky Atlantic and NOW with an Entertainment Membership. 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.
Grantchester cast: Who stars in season 10 of the ITV drama?
Everything you need to know about the cast of Grantchester.
Grantchester has returned to UK screens for its 10th season – and as ever, there's plenty of drama to keep you entertained. "As DI Geordie Keating (played by Robson Green) and Reverend Alphy Kottaram (Rishi Nair) continue to work together as a crime-solving duo in scenic Grantchester, they must also support each other through changing times, family struggles and personal secrets," read the official synopsis. "Alphy feels like he’s found a home, but he’s forced to confront secrets he’s kept close to his chest. Will he be able to let anyone fully in, or must he confront truths about himself first?" Speaking about the relationship between the two leads in the coming episodes, Green said that his character knows Alphy is hiding something. "There's a secret and a lie that is haemorrhaging within Alphy and that comes to the surface in season 10, which has a profound effect on their relationship and really fractures that, and really fractures the family of Grantchester, as do the crimes," he added. Expanding on that, Nair continued: "He’s going through a lot in season 10, he has to face his past again and open up boxes that he kind of thought he had dealt with and locked away. "And so, like anybody when you're dealing with stuff like that, your relationships with the people that you know, like Geordie, are affected, but also with new people..." View Green Video on the source website Season 10 marks the penultimate run of Grantchester, with the eleventh and final season having filmed last year. And after a chance encounter at a Cambridgeshire restaurant, none other than James Norton – who played original vicar Sidney Chambers – reunited with the cast and crew at their wrap party. "That was nuts," said Green of the unexpected reunion. "I'm sat next to Kacey [Ainsworth] and we’re all having dinner in a restaurant, just reminiscing, of course — and talking about our favourite subject… ourselves [laughs]. "And this guy walks in, very tall, incredibly charismatic, sits in the corner and starts reading a book. I'm thinking, 'That can't be… that cannot be James Norton?' "And it was James Norton. He turns around and goes, 'WTF!' and we go, 'WTF!' We sit down and reminisce. Then James came to our wrap party, Tom [Brittney, who played Will Davenport] came to our party — and there I am." Norton is not said to be making a cameo in the final instalment – but that could simply be a cunning misdirect to preserve the surprise. Grantchester confirmed to end with season 11 as cast revealed for final episodes Grantchester's Robson Green talks unexpected James Norton reunion: "It was just beautiful" But back to the present.... Alongside Green and Nair, a number of other returning faces feature in season 10, plus a number of new guest stars too, as is tradition. Read all about them below in our guide to the cast and characters in Grantchester. Grantchester season 10 main cast Robson Green as Geordie Keating Rishi Nair as Alphy Kotteram Kacey Ainsworth as Cathy Keating Tessa Peake-Jones as Mrs Chapman Nick Brimble as Jack Chapman Al Weaver as Leonard Finch Oliver Dimsdale as Daniel Marlowe Melissa Johns as Miss Scott Bradley Hall as Larry Peters Robson Green plays Geordie Keating Who is Geordie Keating? A gruff police detective. Geordie and his partner Cathy have had their fair share of challenges as a couple, but now appear to be in a good place. They have four children together. Following the arrival of new vicar Alphy, with whom he didn't get along with at first, a solid bond has since developed between the pair. Where have I seen Robson Green before? One half of '90s singing duo Robson and Jerome, Green's television CV includes prominent roles like Dr Tony Hill in Wire in the Blood and Dave Ticket in Soldier Soldier; more recently he played Teddy in BBC One drama Age Before Beauty. He's also fronted numerous fishing programmes, including Robson Green: Extreme Fisherman. Rishi Nair plays Alphy Kotteram Who is Alphy Kotteram? Grantchester's new vicar following Will's exit in season 9. He is anti-police," Nair previously told RadioTimes.com and other press. "He has this kind of perception about the institution. Growing up as a brown man in the '40s and '50s in Britain, his experience with the police would have been very different to the previous two vicars." But he does become friends with Geordie, in spite of that, and together they solve a raft of crimes. Where have I seen Rishi Nair before? He's best known for Hollyoaks. Nair has also appeared in Count Abdulla and The Marlow Murder Club. Kacey Ainsworth plays Cathy Keating Who is Cathy Keating? Geordie's partner. "In the domestic realm, Cathy and Geordie are on a more equal footing, which is good, because they’ve had quite a lot of ups and downs," said Ainsworth of the couple. Where have I seen Kacey Ainsworth? The actress played Little Mo in EastEnders, and has previously starred in Holby City’s police spin-off Holby Blue. She also played the gentle-natured Miss Gullet in the revamp of popular '90s children’s show The Worst Witch. Tessa Peake-Jones plays Mrs Chapman Who is Mrs Chapman? Formerly Mrs Maguire (she married again in season 3), Mrs Chapman is a devout housekeeper and fiercely religious. She has no qualms about ruffling feathers when she deems it appropriate. Where have I seen Tessa Peake-Jones? The actress is perhaps best known as Raquel Turner in legendary sitcom Only Fools and Horses, but Peake-Jones has also starred as Sue Bond in Doctors, Sheila in Unforgotten and Imelda Cousins in Holby City. Nick Brimble plays Jack Chapman Who is Jack Chapman? Mrs C's husband. The pair grew up together in Grantchester, and he went on to work in India after the war, becoming a successful businessman. Where have I seen Nick Brimble before? You might recognise him as Little John from Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves starring Kevin Costner. He also appeared in A Knight’s Tale with Heath Ledger. Al Weaver plays Leonard Finch <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2025/01/Grantchester-Al-be9b378.jpg" width="3980" height="2654" alt="A man in a tailored blue three-piece suit stands in a doorway beneath cascading purple wisteria. He adjusts his cuff while looking slightly to the side. The doorway is set in a pale wall with a dark wooden door and a lantern-style wall light. Pink and white hydrangeas and green foliage surround the entrance, creating a calm, elegant garden setting." title="Grantchester" /> Who is Leonard Finch? He's friends with ex-Grantchester vicar Will and a former curate who previously kept his sexuality a secret. Season 6 saw a dramatic reversal of circumstances for him when he was outed following a seaside holiday with boyfriend Daniel. Leonard now runs a halfway house. Where have I seen Al Weaver before? Weaver has starred in Colette, Peterloo and The Hollow Crown, and recently played James Edwards in the Mike Bartlett series Press. Oliver Dimsdale plays Daniel Marlowe Who is Daniel Marlowe? Leonard's boyfriend. He was manipulated by a nefarious street preacher last season, which almost destroyed his relationship with Leonard. Where have I seen Oliver Dimsdale before? He played the Prince of Wales in Downton Abbey, Peter Eaton in White House Farm, Mr Keen in Mr Selfridge, and Louis Trevelyan in He Knew He Was Right. Melissa Johns plays Miss Scott <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2025/01/Grantchester-S10-e349292.jpg" width="2649" height="1766" alt="A woman with a neat, shoulder-length blonde bob looks intently at a man whose back is to the camera. She wears a muted pink-and-grey check dress with short puffed sleeves. Her expression is serious and slightly concerned. The scene is softly lit indoors, with shelves and a blurred background suggesting a modest, period-style room." title="Grantchester S10" /> Who is Miss Scott? A police secretary. Geordie and co would be lost without her consummate organisational skills. What else has Melissa Johns been in? Coronation Street, The Interceptor and Life are just some of the titles she's appeared in. Bradley Hall plays DC Larry Peters <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2025/01/Bradley-Hall-plays-DC-Larry-Peters-a771759.jpg" width="3177" height="2118" alt="Outdoors by a river, a woman in a fitted purple jacket stands facing a man in a grey suit and patterned tie. She holds a small object—possibly a ring—between her fingers as she gestures while speaking. The man looks at her with a tentative, attentive expression. Sunlight filters through green trees behind them, and the water and foliage create a calm, natural backdrop." title="Bradley Hall plays DC Larry Peters" /> Who is DC Larry Peters? Geordie's colleague. He has a habit of irritating his boss. Larry is also dating Miss Scott. What else has Bradley Hall been in? He's also appeared in Dalgliesh and The Singapore Grip. Additional cast includes: The younger Keating children are played by Rubie-Rose Fearfield, Rose Allen and Carter-Jae O'Neil. Grantchester season 10 guest stars Episode 1 Christie Russell-Brown as Meg Grey - a librarian who Alphy takes a shine to. Neil Stuke (The Bill, Paranoid, Doctor Foster) as Reg Wait - he's shot dead at the Grantchester Easter fair. He had suffered with depression for years. Maggie O'Neill (EastEnders, Peak Practice, Shameless) as Mavis Andrews - Reg's fiancée. Unlike her partner, she has a sunny disposition. Gemma Page (Peaky Blinders) as Eliza Wait - Reg's sister. Neal Barry (Doctors, Dream Team) as Silas Jennings - he knows Mavis and is questioned by the police. Episode 2 Christie Russell-Brown as Meg Grey - a librarian who Alphy takes a shine to. Stuart Bowman (Rebus, Versailles) as Bishop Aubrey Grey. Olivia Gleaves as Christina Parsons - a university student who is found dead. Joseph Potter (Outrageous) as Peter Grayson - Christina's boyfriend. He's a janitor at Christina's university. Peter also has a criminal record. Guy Henry (Holby City, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Rogue One) as Professor Aldo - he teaches at the university where Christina studies. Maya Sondhi (Line of Duty) as Professor Joshi - Aldo's colleague. They do not like one another. Paul Storrs (Blue Lights) as Terry Betts - another university student. He admires Christina greatly. Episode 3 Christie Russell-Brown as Meg Grey - a librarian and the bishop's daughter. She's currently dating Alphy. Garry Cooper (Quadrophinia) as Stanley Farthing - he runs a strip club. Theresa Petts (EastEnders) as the "Madam" - she's killed during a performance. Gracie Oddie-James as Joan Aldridge and Imogen Elliot as Kitty Greenfield - dancers at the club. Jonathan Rhodes (The Gold) as David Lane - a cleric who has a connection to the strip club. He also had a previous run in with Alphy. Grantchester season 10 airs on Wednesdays on ITV1 and ITVX in the UK. 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After the Flood season 2: Release date and latest news
After the Flood season 1 concluded on a mighty cliffhanger. So, what's next?
While the impending flood threat is still very much a feature of After the Flood as it returns to ITV1 and ITVX for season 2, this time Jo Marshall, who's now a certified detective, also has to deal with wildfires. "There's a scene when she's on the moors, there are wildfires, and of course she can’t help but get involved," said lead Sophie Rundle of what's in store in the coming episodes. "When everyone else tells her to run the other way, she runs toward the trouble, toward danger. That’s why we love her – fearless, reckless, a hero." Those are the same moors where Jo also discovers a dead body. "What unfolds is this spider web of conspiracy and lies, we bring new characters in, and it all has that climate activist undertone," she added. "Something is going on within the community that she needs to unpick, and all is not as it seems." But when can you watch it? And which cast members are joining Rundle? Read on for everything you need to know about After the Flood season 2. After The Flood season 2 release date: When will it air? The second run will land on ITV1 and ITVX on Sunday 18th January at 9pm. There are six episodes in total, all of which you can stream from 18th. After The Flood season 2 cast: Who's returning? And who's new? <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2025/12/After-the-Flood-season-2-Rundle-Halfpenny-308af4d.jpg" width="4501" height="3002" alt="QUAY STREET PRODUCTIONS FORITV AND ITVX AFTER THE FLOOD SERIES 2 EARLY RELEASE IMAGES Pictured:SOPHIE RUNDLE as Joanna Marshall and JILL HALFPENNY as DS Sam Bradley. This image is under copyright of QUAY STREET PRODUCTIONS and can only be reproduced for editorial purposes in your print or online publication. This image cannot be syndicated to any other third party. Please credit ITV. For further information please contact: Patrick.smith@itv.com 07909906963" title="After the Flood season 2 Rundle Halfpenny" /> The confirmed returning cast is as follows: Sophie Rundle as Jo Lorraine Ashbourne as Molly Matt Stokoe as Pat Nicholas Gleaves as 'Mackie' Philip Glenister as Jack Jacqueline Boatswain as Sarah Tripti Tripuraneni as Deepa Heider Ali as DS Babak Faye McKeever as Kelly George Bukhari as Keith Maui Connock as Sophie Leo Flanagan as Finn You can also expect to see the following new faces: Alun Armstrong (Breeders, Sherwood) as Alan Benson Jill Halfpenny (The Red King, The Long Shadow) as DS Sam Bradley Ian Puleston-Davies (Pennyworth, Tin Star) as Tony Rower Matthew McNulty (The Jetty, The Rising) as Xav Palmer Anil Desai (The Night Manager S2, Sex Education) as DCI Balsara Steph De Whalley (Doctor Who, Midnight Taxi) as Harriet Benson Nathalie Armin (Showtrail S2, Maigret) as Layal Tony Marshall (Sister Boniface Mysteries, Casualty) as Fraser Tempest Roger Morlidge (The Bank of Dave, Chemistry of Death) as Geoff Dixon Oliver Nelson (The Gathering, Home Fires) as Declan Rower Donna Rower as Jenny Platt (Versailles, Waterloo Road) Lola Brown as Izza After The Flood season 2 plot: what will happen? <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2026/01/Mackie-0aaa98e.jpg" width="7728" height="5152" alt="A man wearing a dark police uniform stands indoors, turned slightly to one side while looking directly at the camera. The word “POLICE” is visible on his sleeve, and a shoulder marking reads “W842.” The background is softly blurred, showing a corridor with wooden doors and warm lighting." title="Mackie" /> Jo is a "newly promoted detective" in season 2 when she finds herself leading "a baffling new murder investigation". "As tensions simmer in Waterside amid the rising threat of moorland fires and the subsequent risk of further flooding, a body is discovered in bizarre circumstances," continues the official synopsis. But her race to apprehend the killer "brings her into direct conflict with powerful and influential forces within the town, ultimately drawing her into an investigation that becomes deeply personal". Jo must work in secret if she is to "have any hope of rooting out the corruption that has blighted the town's police force - and her own family - for decades". Read more: After the Flood ending explained: ITV drama delivers Line of Duty-style twist After the Flood partly inspired by horrific true story of drowned couple Speaking about last season's big reveal – Mackie is a corrupt officer and a murderer, having killed season 1 victim Daniel Eden, and her partner Pat had also been "on the take" for years – Rundle said: "We see Jo trying to work out where she is in relation to Mackie and Pat [in season 2], and we see how she is coming to terms with everything she’s uncovered. "On the surface, it seems like everything is fine, but we soon realise that she's playing the long game and is working to bring Mackie down and build a case against him. "She’s still a dog with a bone, she’s not forgotten, and she's just gearing up for the next attack." After the Flood season 2 trailer: is it available to watch? Yes - you can enjoy the thrilling trailer right now. Watch it below. 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Sherlock icon Martin Freeman responds to question on whether fans can expect more
Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman last appeared together as the eponymous detective and his right-hand man, Doctor John Watson, in 2017.
Almost immediately after Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat's Sherlock left our screens in 2017, fans have been desperate for Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman to reprise their roles as the eponymous detective and his right-hand man, Doctor John Watson. But while the show's co-creators have always been keen to revisit the characters in another season or a movie, Gatiss said last year that progress hadn't been made "because Benedict and Martin didn’t want to do any more". And sadly, that stance doesn't appear to have changed. During an interview with RadioTimes.com to promote his latest work – another crime adaptation in Agatha Christie's Seven Dials for Netflix – Freeman referenced Sherlock Holmes while answering a different question, providing the perfect opportunity to ask if there was any update on the BBC mystery series. "I love watching things where you are genuinely surprised – someone does something to somebody else and you go, 'Wow, I didn’t see that coming,'" he said of Seven Dials' ending, which kept him "guessing right up to the end". "It's a funny thing, I suppose, as an audience, because we want comfort. If you're going to have an Agatha Christie or a Sherlock Holmes or whatever, there are certain things you want. But you also want to be pulled up occasionally and go, 'Wow, that was even better because it surprised me as well.' "So hopefully that will do that to people. It did to me reading it, and because I've obviously seen all three episodes, it is surprising." "You did mention Sherlock Holmes – any update on that?" we then asked, to which Freeman laughed: "Not right now – sorry, why do I do these things?" before adding: "No, not right now. Sorry." But you will be able to watch Freeman in Seven Dials from 15th January. He plays Superintendent Battle alongside Mia McKenna-Bruce (How to Have Sex) as Lady Eileen 'Bundle' Brent, an amateur sleuth who investigates the death of a young man after a practical joke at her country home appears to have gone drastically wrong. The murder mystery is his most high-profile work since season 2 of Liverpool-set BBC crime drama The Responder. Read more: Sherlock star Martin Freeman reveals his favourite TV detective – and it's not Mr Holmes Seven Dials writer Chris Chibnall reveals whether Netflix's Agatha Christie series could get a sequel or prequel "In 2024 I'd made a few things, and they were mainly lighter in tone than The Responder," he said. "That isn’t massively light, although there is humour in it, so this was all a bit less grim. "But again, there's real violence. There are murders and it does make you think,'‘Oh God, that's a bit nasty.' It's just nicely woven into the fabric of Agatha Christie – tempered with the '20s, lovely country houses, nice frocks and witty language. "You kind of forget that the material is actually quite dark. But generally, yes, I enjoyed the change. I like doing things that are a change." Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials will launch on Netflix on 15th January 2026. Sign up for Netflix from £5.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media. Add Agatha Christie's Seven Dials 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.
Death in Paradise season 15 start date confirmed by BBC - and it's very soon
Mervin and the team will soon be back to take on a new set of cases.
It wouldn't be the start of a new year without a new season of Death in Paradise on the horizon, and thankfully we now know exactly when the show's latest run will start airing. The 15th season of the beloved, sun-dappled detective show will start airing on 30th January 2026, with the first episode airing at 9pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. We don't yet know much about what will take place in the new episodes, but we do know that Don Gilet will be back as DI Mervin Wilson, along with Shantol Jackson as DS Naomi Thomas, Ginny Holder as Officer Darlene Curtis, Shaquille Ali-Yebuah as Officer Sebastian Rose and Elizabeth Bourgine as Catherine Bordey. Meanwhile, we're expecting Don Warrington to return as Commissioner Selwyn Patterson, after his future on the series was thrown into doubt all through last season. <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2025/03/death-in-paradise-selwyn-patterson-don-warrington-97c8076.jpg" width="1605" height="1070" alt="Don Warrington as Commissioner Selwyn Patterson, wearing a bright blue shirt with orange foliage design. There are palm trees in the background and he is looking at the camera scowling." title="Don Warrington as Commissioner Selwyn Patterson in Death in Paradise" /> After he decided not to take his job back at the end of season 14, he was seen visiting the UK in the Christmas special. Coming to realise how important his job and Saint Marie were to him, Patterson was seen calling the chief commissioner at the end of that episode, asking if his role was still vacant and whether he could return to it. Meanwhile, season 15 is also likely to see Mervin getting to know the brother he never knew he had, after he managed to make contact with him briefly in the Christmas special. Elsewhere, the season will no doubt feature all the investigations, fun team dynamics and big name guest stars that fans have come to expect from the show over the years. Death in Paradise season 15 will start at 9pm on Friday 30th January 2026 on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Add Death in 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.
Classic 1970s crime series with legendary detective tipped for TV reboot with "contemporary" approach
Beloved detective drama The Rockford Files is getting a modern update over 45 years since the series last aired. According to Deadline, NBC has ordered a pilot reboot of the James Garner-fronted show which ran from 1974-80. Created by Roy Huggins and Stephen J Cannell, the original Rockford Files follows ex-convict turned private investigator James "Jim" Rockford, who lives in a weathered mobile home in Malibu. Renowned for his cautious, if unconventional, approach to conflict, Rockford represented a very different kind of hero, using his wit and ingenuity to outsmart his opponents. The show received 18 Emmy nominations during its run and five awards, including Outstanding Drama Series in 1978. Garner also won an award for his acting, along with co-stars Stuart Margolin and Rita Moreno. The reboot project will be written by Mike Daniels (Bluff City Law) and is said to bring a “contemporary update” to the classic show. As in the original series, the reboot will see Jim Rockford use his charm and intellect to solve cases around Los Angeles. According to the official logline, it won’t take long for his quest for legitimacy to “land him squarely in the crosshairs of both local police and organised crime”. No more details have been provided yet, with no suggestion as to who will step into Garner’s sizeable shoes as the atypical detective. It’s sure to be a highly contested role and we’ll be watching the casting search closely. This isn’t the first time NBC has tried to bring Rockford back to our screens. In 2009, Steve Carell produced a reboot starring Dermot Mulroney and Alan Tudyk, for which a pilot was filmed but never broadcast. Universal Pictures also began development of a feature adaptation in 2012, but the project was ultimately postponed following Garner’s death in 2014. Despite previous reboot attempts failing to get off the ground, this news marks a significant decision by NBC to pick up new shows this year. Deadline reports that the network is aiming to make two or three more dramas in addition to several new comedies – the most pilots picked up by any broadcaster since the pandemic. 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.
Idris Elba gives verdict on whether he would return for more Hijack – teases its potential future
What does the future hold for Hijack? We posed the question to star Idris Elba.
It's the thriller that kept us gripped (and feeling slightly claustrophobic) in season 1 but now, Hijack is back for more. This time round, things are going underground for another twisted hijacking scenario that Sam Nelson (Idris Elba) finds himself at the centre of, promising to be another thrill ride of a season. When season 2 was announced, some fans were surprised by the fact that the series – which took place on an aeroplane in season 1 – would be returning for more. "Would we be following another hijack?" and "How did Sam find himself caught in another one?" are just a couple of questions that sprung to mind for many when the trailer was released. But it turns out there could be more gas left in the tank once season 2 is over, according to Elba, who also serves as executive producer on the series. When chatting to RadioTimes.com exclusively, we asked him about how things wrap up for Sam in season 2. He teased: "I think there is this chase for closure throughout the season. The more that’s revealed from episode 1 all the way to the end, it’s like ‘What? Who? Why?’." He then went on to joke: "I think the satisfying beat at the end is this moment of Sam, dead or alive. Alright, I’m being silly – no!" On a more serious note, Elba continued: "We owe it to an audience with the nature of this to give them some answers and Sam wants answers as well. That’s what I think this explosive element is." As for anymore further instalments of Hijack, Elba revealed: "People ask me about ‘would you do another season?’ and I say I’m not sure how you could. But actually, I do think that there is another layer of storytelling that it wouldn’t necessarily involve hijacking. At this junction, if you like this series and this story, the hijacks, the hijacking is part of something else, isn’t it? "I don’t think we’ll ever come back – we’ll have to drag [co-creator Jim Field Smith] from Barbados – but there’s definitely the man Sam Nelson and what trauma looks like post-something like that and what the residue is. I would be interested in exploring that because it’s another thing but it wouldn’t necessarily be hijacking." So, while it doesn't look as though Hijack will be returning for another series, Elba certainly has ideas about what direction it could take. Sounding like a different beast of its own, we're sure Hijack fans would certainly tune in so we may have to watch this space. Read more: Hijack series creator breaks down creating a season 2 that makes sense – and why the story had to go underground Idris Elba reveals how Hijack character Sam Nelson is "shell of a man" in season 2 For now, this second season unfolds on the Berlin underground system, with the synopsis teasing that its "commuters are taken hostage, while authorities scramble to save hundreds of lives. Sam Nelson (Elba) is at the heart of the crisis on board, where one wrong decision could spell disaster". When Hijack premiered on Apple TV back in June 2023, the series went on to become a hit with fans, growing to become one of the top dramas on the streamer while achieving a Certified Fresh critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Speaking about the reaction to season 1 and returning for season 2, co-creator Jim Field Smith said to RadioTimes.com: "I’m excited to get it out there. I’ve been working on this show, both seasons of it, non-stop for a few years now. "It was great to get season 1 out, it was so nice making season 2 knowing what the reaction to season 1 had been like. It just gives you that little bit more confidence and we enjoy working together so we’re excited to get this one out." Elba also added: "I’m excited for it, I think we were all surprised at how well received it was. When Jim was like ‘I think we’re gonna have to do it again’, I was like ‘What?’. I was like ‘go on then’. Now it’s just to offer it to the audience and see. I think the trick of doing something like this where lightning strikes twice is that next time, the audience are still going ‘Oh I didn’t see that coming!’." Hijack season 2 will premiere on Apple TV on Wednesday 14th January 2026. Hijack season 1 is available to stream on Apple TV, sign up now with a 7-day free trial. 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.
EastEnders icon confirmed to play daughter of Vera legend Brenda Blethyn in first look at glossy new remake of beloved drama
A shocking betrayal by this key supporting character triggers a bold revenge play by Emma Harte (Brenda Blethyn).
Channel 4's new adaptation of iconic story A Woman of Substance has added another big name to its ensemble in the form of EastEnders alum Jo Joyner. Brenda Blethyn (Vera) stars in the upcoming eight-part series, which is based on Barbara Taylor Bradford's novel of the same name, taking the main role of Emma Harte; a woman who goes on a "rags to riches" journey over an extraordinary life. The role of Emma is shared between Blethyn and Jessica Reynolds (House of Guinness), who plays her at an earlier stage of her life. They fill the shoes of Deborah Kerr and Jenny Seagrove, who co-starred in Channel 4's prior adaptation in 1985. RadioTimes.com can exclusively confirm that Stay Close and Ackley Bridge star Joyner will play Elizabeth Harte Ainsley in the new series; the eventual daughter of Emma, who shockingly deceives her mother in a betrayal of trust. The incident prompts Emma to take revenge on those she considers to be traitors – and suffice it to say, Elizabeth falls firmly into that group. Here's a first look at Joyner in the role, courtesy of Channel 4: <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2026/01/JoJoyner-AWomanofSubstance-08968dc.jpg" width="4500" height="3000" alt="Jo Joyner stars in A Woman of Substance; she is seen here in a house, where a party is being thrown. There are balloons behind her and a pink cake on a table in front of her. Despite the surroundings, she looks unhappy and angry at someone" title="Jo_Joyner_-_A_Woman_of_Substance" /> Over the course of the series, we'll see Emma go from an impoverished, ambitious maid in 1911 to the world's richest woman several decades later, having defied expectations and shattered glass ceilings along the way. "Her masterplan: Get to the top. Whatever it takes," teases the synopsis. A Woman of Substance's large cast also includes Emmett J Scanlan (Mobland), Lydia Leonard (Wolf Hall: The Mirror and The Light), Will Mellor (Mr Bates vs the Post Office), Lenny Rush (Am I Being Unreasonable?) and Robert Wilfort (Gavin & Stacey). You can also expect to see Leanne Best (This City Is Ours), Ewan Horrocks (The Last Kingdom), Harry Cadby (In Flight), Toby Regbo (A Discovery of Witches), Hiftu Quasem (The Witcher), Georgina Sadler (Boarders) and Niall Wright (Slow Horses) appear. The project comes from key creatives behind Apple TV's The Buccaneers, including screenwriters Katherine Jakeways and Roanne Bardsley, plus director John Hardwick, who oversaw the first block of filming. Rebecca Holdsworth, commissioning editor at Channel 4, said: "Attracting an ensemble cast of this quality is testament to Katherine and Roanne’s exceptional scripts. We are so excited to be bringing this fresh, sexy and bold adaptation of an iconic book to Channel 4." A Woman of Substance is coming soon to stream and watch on Channel 4. Add A Woman of Substance 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.
Life on Mars creator teases hopes for another sequel series as BBC deny plans for a Gene Hunt return
Co-creator Ashley Pharoah has teased "something is stirring" – but it seems it's not on the BBC.
In 2020, Life on Mars fans saw all their wishes come true, as it was announced that a sequel series to both it and its follow-up Ashes to Ashes, was in the works. Titled Lazarus, the show was set to see Philip Glenister and John Simm reprise their roles, but it was later confirmed in 2023 that it had been scrapped, with co-creator Matthew Graham citing "financial" reasons. Now, co-creator Ashley Pharoah has teased that there could still be hope yet, as The Sun has reported that he said: "Something is stirring in the Life on Mars world. I’m sworn to secrecy but the Cortina isn’t ready for the scrapyard just yet. "It really puzzled us that no one wanted to make Lazarus — the fans certainly did. We had always planned to do three series, not two. I remember there was a bit of worry from the BBC." In spite of this, it seems fans shouldn't too excited just yet. In its response to The Sun, the BBC said in a statement: "There are no plans for Life on Mars to return to the BBC." This could perhaps mean that Pharoah is referring to a return for the series in another format or on another platform. For now, we will have to wait and see. Pharoah and Graham created Life on Mars along with Tony Jordan, and the original show, a combination of sci-fi and period crime drama, ran for two seasons between 2006 and 2007. It was followed up by three seasons of Ashes to Ashes between 2008 and 2010, with Keeley Hawes' Alex Drake taking the place of Simm's Sam Tyler. When follow-up show Lazarus was cancelled in 2023, Graham said in a statement on Twitter, which has now been re-branded as X: "Some sad news folks. After many months of planning, we will now not be making Lazarus. I can't go into details but the hurdles were financial not creative. Naturally all who were involved are sick as a jungle full of parrots. Not least myself and Ashley Pharoah. "It was a cracking concept – pertinent to our times. It had a whole new round of things to say about the relationship between the public and the police. And it was bloody funny too. But that as they say is showbiz baby. "Forgive us if we don't take questions on the decision or on what happens next for Gene, Sam and the gang. But we wanted to let those who were interested know so that you could instead raise a pint of tan n bitter to the Guv." 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.
Squid Game creator's next big series for Netflix revealed – and it follows someone with "long-hidden powers"
Hwang Dong-hyuk will produce the crime drama, titled The Dealer.
After Squid Game came to an end with its third and final season last year, Netflix has now confirmed its next collaboration with that show's creator, Hwang Dong-hyuk. Hwang will be producing new Korean series The Dealer, which is in production now and which will star Jung So-min, Ryoo Seung-bum, Lee Soo-hyuk, and Ryu Kyung-soo. The series has been described as a crime drama that follows "Geonhwa, a brilliant casino dealer whose wedding plans suddenly fall apart, forcing her to unleash her long-hidden powers and plunge into the dangerous world of gambling, in order to successfully make it down the aisle". The synopsis for the series continues: "An exceptionally adept and seasoned dealer who has lived a life far removed from the vices of the casino floor, Geonhwa finds her life upended when a housing scam derails her newlywed plans. Forced into the underworld she’s avoided, she unleashes the full extent of her powers to the test." Geonhwa will be played by Jung, while Ryoo will play Hwang Chisu, who is living hand to mouth and surviving by gambling with whatever cash he can scrounge at casinos, until he joins Geonhwa’s dangerous plan. Meanwhile, Lee will play Jo Jun, a casino player who turns the tables, and Ryu will play Choi Wooseung, a detective and Geonhwa’s fiancé. The series will be directed by acclaimed cinematographer Choi Young-hwan, and comes from Squid Game production company Firstman Studio. Of course, will don't yet know whether The Dealer will manage to reach the heights of Squid Game, the first season of which remains Netflix's most-watched show of all-time. Seasons 2 and 3 fill out the third and fourth place on the all-time table respectively, with just Wednesday season 1 besting them. View Green Video on the source website The Dealer will stream on Netflix. Sign up for Netflix from £5.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media. 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.
Hijack season 2 release schedule: When is episode 2 on Apple TV?
Idris Elba is back for more Hijack action – but when are new season 2 episodes being released?
After taking us on a tense seven-hour flight from Dubai to London in season 1, Hijack is back on our screens for more – and this time, we're going underground. Idris Elba is back in the leading role as Sam Nelson, the smart-thinking business negotiator who managed to get to the bottom of the situation in season 1 and risked the lives of himself, the passengers onboard and his family to do so. This season, Sam is once again at the heart of an unfolding crisis on a Berlin underground train – but is everything really all as it seems? When the train and its passengers are taken hostage, Sam is caught up in it all in the most surprising of ways. But of course, some time has elapsed between season 1 and 2, with Elba telling RadioTimes.com exclusively about what that means for the emotional state of his character. Speaking about what Sam has gone through in the run up to this second outing, Elba teases: "I think it’s real trauma, it’s real loss and trying to understand... Sam, for a living, negotiates, closes deals and finds weak spots. I can just imagine that he couldn’t really face himself, looking in the mirror and not understanding how he got there. "And then of course, for it to continue and it got worse, we see a man that’s really a shell but so determined. That determination is what we leaned into to keep this train running.” This season, fans have eight episodes to get excited about rather than season 1's seven-part count. But when do new instalments land on Apple TV? Read on for everything you need to know. When is episode 2 of Hijack season 2 released on Apple TV? While plenty of Apple TV dramas tend to treat us to a batch release of the first episodes in a series, Hijack season 2 has actually only premiered with its first episode on Wednesday 14th January. That means that the rest of the series will be available to stream every Wednesday on the streamer, with the second episode set to be released on Wednesday 21st January. Hijack season 2 release schedule The full release schedule for Hijack season 2 is below. Episode 1 - Signal - Wednesday 14th January 2026 (out now) Episode 2 - Control - Wednesday 21st January 2026 Episode 3 - Baggage - Wednesday 28th January 2026 Episode 4 - Switch - Wednesday 4th February 2026 Episode 5 - Outage - Wednesday 11th February 2026 Episode 6 - Junction - Wednesday 18th February 2026 Episode 7 - Contact - Wednesday 25th February 2026 Episode 8 - Terminal - Wednesday 4th March 2026 How many episodes of Hijack season 2 are there? There are eight episodes of Hijack season 2, one more so than season 1 where the seven-episode run reflected the seven-hour flight time between Dubai and London. Fans can anticipate one more episode this time around, with the finale of season 2 due to be released on Wednesday 4th March. Hijack season 2 trailer You can find the trailer for Hijack's action-packed second season below. View oEmbed on the source website Hijack season 2 premieres on Apple TV on Wednesday 14th January, with new episodes weekly. Season 1 is already available to stream on Apple TV, sign up now with a 7-day free trial. Add Hijack 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.
Hijack season 2 cast: Who stars in the Apple TV drama?
Idris Elba is back leading the cast of Hijack, but who joins him this time round?
Get ready for some edge of your seat action as Apple TV's Hijack returns to our screens for its second outing. Where the first season saw Sam Nelson (Idris Elba) tackle a hijacking situation up in the air, this season sees the expert negotiator deep in the Berlin underground. With the first two episodes of the season already released, we know that not all is quite what it seems in this hijack situation as time has obviously elapsed since we last saw Sam on our screens. Both series co-creator Jim Field Smith and Idris Elba told RadioTimes.com that they were surprised by the reaction to season 1, with Elba saying: "I’m excited for it, I think we were all surprised at how well received it was. When Jim was like ‘I think we’re gonna have to do it again’, I was like ‘What?’. I was like ‘go on then’. "Now it’s just to offer it to the audience and see. I think the trick of doing something like this where lightning strikes twice is that next time, the audience are still going ‘Oh I didn’t see that coming!’.” But who's who in the new season of Hijack? Read on to find out more about the season 2 cast. Hijack season 2 cast: Who stars in the Apple TV drama? The full cast list for Hijack season 2 is as follows but scroll on to find out more about the characters, as well as where you've seen the actors before. Idris Elba as Sam Nelson Christine Adams as Marsha Smith-Nelson Max Beesley as DI Daniel O'Farrell Archie Panjabi as DCI Zahra Gahfoor Toby Jones as Peter Faber Clare-Hope Ashitey as Olivia Thatcher Christian Näthe as Otto Weber Lisa Vicari as Clara Berger Karima McAdams as Jess Christiane Paul as Ada Winter Arsher Ali as Robert Lang Idris Elba as Sam Nelson View Green Video on the source website Who is Sam? In season 1, we saw Sam being the expert negotiator we know him to be. This time round, he faces another crisis but not all is as it seems and it's clear that in the time since we've seen him, Sam has gone through trauma of his own. Where have I seen Idris Elba? As well as serving as executive producer on Hijack, Elba is known for a variety of roles over the years in film and TV including in Luther, The Wire, Molly's Game, Beasts of No Nation and Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom. Christine Adams as Marsha Smith-Nelson Who is Marsha? Marsha is Sam's estranged wife and we find her living a life of solitude in the countryside. However, it appears as though she's not all that far from trouble in her natural oasis. Where have I seen Christine Adams? Adams is known for her roles in The Whole Truth, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, Ordinary Joe, Black Lightning and Batman Begins. Max Beesley as Daniel O'Farrell Who is Daniel? A police detective who was the boots on the ground investigator in season 1, Daniel is pulled back into Sam's orbit this time round as things start to escalate in Germany. Where have I seen Max Beesley? Beesley is known for his roles in Bodies, Survivors, Jamestown, The Midwich Cuckoos and Operation Fortune, as well as The Gentlemen, Suits and Hotel Babylon. Toby Jones as Peter Faber Who is Peter? Peter works in British Intelligence and is central to figuring out what's going on in Berlin. He's approached by Olivia who has some intel on the situation and Sam Nelson namely, with the pair joining forces to figure out what's at the heart of this crisis. Where have I seen Toby Jones? Jones is known for a wealth of roles over the years in film and TV, including Mr Bates vs the Post Office, Sherlock and The Girl. He's also a famous fixture in various franchises, including The Hunger Games, the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the world of Harry Potter where he voiced Dobby. Clare-Hope Ashitey as Olivia Thatcher Who is Olivia? Olivia works at the British Embassy in Berlin and is initially supposed to be meeting Sam for a meeting but when he doesn't show up it, it rings alarm bells for her. Where have I seen Clare-Hope Ashitey? Ashitey is known for her roles in Seven Seconds, Suspects, Doctor Foster, The Feed and Funny Woman, as well as Constellation and The Wheel of Time. Christian Näthe as Otto Weber Who is Otto? Otto works for the U-Bahn and is a train driver, but finds himself at the heart of the crisis that unfolds. Where have I seen Christian Näthe? Näthe has had notable roles in various German productions, including in Balloon, Soloalbum, Schule, Der Baader Meinhof Komplex, and the hit comedy Fack ju Göhte. Lisa Vicari as Clara Berger Who is Clara? Clara is one of the controllers working for the U-Bahn in Berlin who stays late to help out with a shift, coming to notice that something is awry on one of the lines. Where have I seen Lisa Vicari? The German actress has starred in Netflix's Dark, Django, as well as Swimming, romantic comedy Isi & Ossi and police drama Am Ende der Worte. Hijack season 1 is available to stream on Apple TV, sign up now with a 7-day free trial. Add Hijack 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.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo to get third screen adaptation with new "heightened relevance"
The new adaptation will be a “bold and contemporary reimagining” set in the present.
15 years after the movie starring Rooney Mara and Daniel Craig was released, Sky has greenlit a Girl with the Dragon Tattoo TV series. The eight-part series, which is coming to our screens courtesy of Left Bank Pictures (the team behind The Crown and Dept Q), will be based on Stieg Larsson’s globally bestselling novels. The series promises to be a “bold and contemporary reimagining” set in the present that’s “grounded in the characters and investigative DNA of Stieg Larsson’s Millennium novels, with themes that carry heightened relevance today". The three books in Larsson’s Millennium novel series follow the investigative journalist Mikael Blomkvist and computer hacker Lisbeth Salander, and have sold millions of copies globally. Larsson’s novels were first given the big-screen treatment in the Swedish trilogy starring Michael Nyqvist and Noomi Rapace, before David Fincher brought an English-language version of the first book to our screens in 2011, with Rooney Mara and Daniel Craig starring in the lead roles. Read more: Jill Halfpenny and Sally Lindsay confirmed for "two very surprising roles" in dramatic new thriller Chris Chibnall teases his new ITV series Death at the White Hart, adapting his own novel Tell Me Lies star explains how "complicated" family storyline impacts controversial character in season 3 Fincher’s take was succeeded by a Fede Álvarez-helmed follow-up, The Girl in the Spider’s Web, in 2018, which was adapted from David Lagercrantz’s 2015 continuation of Larsson’s creations. It was previously reported by Variety that Amazon was working on a TV series based on The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo that would be centred on Lisbeth Salander, and feature a new storyline, new setting and new characters, but the show never made it out of the development stage. Casting details for the new Sky series have yet to be announced, but production is set to begin in Lithuania in the spring. Steve Lightfoot (The Punisher, Behind Her Eyes, Spider-Noir) and Angela LaManna (The Haunting Of Bly Manor, Behind Her Eyes) will write and executive produce the show. Andy Harries, Charlotte Moore and John Phillips will also executive produce for Left Bank Pictures and Sam Hoyle for Sky. The series will be available on Sky in the UK, Ireland, Italy, Germany, Switzerland and Austria. Sony Pictures Television will handle international distribution, with pre-sale efforts already underway in the US. 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.
Call the Midwife's Cyril meets Rosalind's parents in first-look pictures
Despite the couple's hopes, their introduction doesn't go to plan.
In a teaser for Call the Midwife's upcoming episode, which aired at the end of season 15's debut, we got our first glimpse of Rosalind's parents, who are set to meet Cyril for the first time as their relationship moves to the next level. And in a selection of first-look pictures, which you can see here, her mum and dad join the couple for tea, which sounds lovely in theory. But as we know, it doesn't quite go to plan. "Both Major Clifford (David Bark-Jones) and Josephine (Natasha Joseph) are polite but as the afternoon draws on, the atmosphere becomes brittle and strained," reads the official synopsis, which Zephryn Taitte previously spoke about. "He has to wrestle with her parents and how they may view him and judge him, rightly or wrong," he said. "So, there's a lot for Cyril to contend with this season. There's love, but it's bittersweet." Natalie Quarry confirmed that the couple – who first grew close in last year's Christmas special, before then growing closer once Cyril and Lucille's divorce was under way – are "tested" by what comes their way this season, which forces Rosalind to "grow up a lot". "It changes her perspective on some stuff, and there's good and there's bad. It's a big year for her, an exciting year," she added. <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2026/01/ctm-bbc-ros-cyril-3f0498c.jpg" width="4284" height="2856" alt="Four people sit around a small dining table in a cosy, mid-century kitchen, sharing tea and food. A man in a tweed jacket holds a teacup while listening intently, a woman beside him with red hair smiles, and another woman in a patterned dress speaks warmly. A fourth person is seen in the foreground from the side. The table is set with cups, a teapot, cake, and jam, creating an intimate, conversational atmosphere." title="Call the Midwife s15" /> Elsewhere, Poplar is on high alert after news of a possible rabies outbreak spreads rapidly, sparked by Sister Catherine coming across a dog that's foaming at the mouth. "Panicked local residents attend a public meeting where the mood is tense, despite Dr Turner's best efforts to calm the situation," continues the synopsis. "Back at the maternity home, Trixie looks after a patient experiencing a painful labour, but it is her pregnant sister-in-law who flees the delivery room terrified by the loud screams." That prompts Sister Julienne to "encourage the scared mother to admit what's concerning her". Read more: Call the Midwife's Sister Veronica makes a startling admission – raising huge questions Call the Midwife legend Judy Parfitt reveals the show’s upcoming hiatus "shakes" her a bit: "It'll be hard for all of us" Call the Midwife season 15 continues on Sunday at 8pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Add Call the Midwife 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.
The Night Manager season 2 cast: New and returning stars in BBC thriller
The long-awaited sequel boasts plenty of familiar faces.
The Night Manager season 2 has dropped a major bombshell on viewers, revealing the return of a big-name star that had been kept tightly under wraps until now. The spy thriller returned from a decade-long absence on New Year's Day, reintroducing Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston) as he goes undercover inside the operation of emerging arms dealer Teddy Dos Santos (Diego Calva). In the first three episodes alone, Pine has already made several disturbing discoveries, particularly relating to Teddy's connections to his former nemesis Richard Roper (Hugh Laurie). At this point, it's anybody's guess what could happen in the second half of the season, but we're starting to suspect that things won't be wrapped up neatly – especially given that a third installment is already confirmed. Camila Morrone, Hayley Squires and Indira Varma also star in The Night Manager season 2, while Academy Award winner Olivia Colman is back in a recurring capacity as her no-nonsense intelligence boss Angela Burr. Here's your complete guide to the new and returning members of The Night Manager season 2 cast, as the acclaimed spy thriller continues on BBC One and iPlayer. The Night Manager season 2 cast: New and returning stars The Night Manager season 2 cast members are as follows – read on for more details on each character and the actor playing them, including where you might have seen them before. Tom Hiddleston as Jonathan Pine aka Alex Goodwin Hugh Laurie as Richard Roper Olivia Colman as Angela Burr Camila Morrone as Roxana Bolaños Diego Calva as Teddy Dos Santos Alistair Petrie as Lord Alexander 'Sandy' Langbourne Douglas Hodge as Rex Mayhew Michael Nardone as Frisky Noah Jupe as Daniel Roper Indira Varma as Mayra Cavendish Paul Chahidi as Basil Hayley Squires as Sally Kirby Howell-Baptiste as Dr Kim Saunders Tom Hiddleston plays Jonathan Pine aka Alex Goodwin Who is Jonathan Pine aka Alex Goodwin? When we met him in season 1, Jonathan was a former soldier turned hotel night manager, who became an informant to British intelligence over some of his less reputable guests. Eventually, he was tapped by Angela Burr to go undercover deep inside the inner circle of arms dealer and 'worst man in the world' Richard Roper (played by Hugh Laurie). In season 2, almost a decade has passed since that successful – but high risk – operation, with Pine now living under the name Alex Goodwin and leading an intelligence-gathering team for MI6, known as the Night Owls. But when a familiar name comes up, he'll be dragged behind enemy lines once more for another nail-biting mission. This time, he'll be playing the role of a reckless financier named Matthew Ellis. Addressing Jonathan's disarming knack for assuming new identities on his missions, Hiddleston mused: "Each persona expresses different dimensions of Pine’s inner life. Somewhere, underneath all the masks, is his true character." What else has Tom Hiddleston been in? Hiddleston is best known for his role as the Marvel Cinematic Universe's God of Mischief, having appeared in the Thor trilogy, The Avengers as well as the Disney Plus series Loki. He'll next reprise the role in epic crossover flick Avengers: Doomsday. The star has also had major roles in Crimson Peak, Kong: Skull Island and High-Rise. Meanwhile, TV credits include The Hollow Crown, Kenneth Branagh's Wallander and The Essex Serpent. Hugh Laurie plays Richard Roper Who is Richard Roper? Roper is a notoriously cruel arms dealer, whose illicit dealings have caused untold misery around the world. He was thought to be dead after the events of season 1, in which Jonathan Pine and Angela Burr worked together to infiltrate his inner circle and sabotage a major sale. That landed him in seriously hot water with the buyers who lost money on the botched deal, but ever the survivor, Roper was able to worm his way out of what seemed like a grisly fate. Now, he's seeking to restore his former status and settle his debts, in a high-stakes plot concocted with secret son Teddy Dos Santos (Diego Calva). Revenge on Jonathan Pine is also on the agenda, we suspect. Of his sinister role, Laurie said: "I'll be honest, I love Richard Roper. I probably shouldn't, but I do. "Though maybe the responsibility of every actor is, at some level, to love the character they play," he continued. "If you ever take on a character and you look down on them, you sell the character short, you undermine the energy that they present to the rest of the story. "So no, I'm not going to apologise for loving the worst man in the world. Laurie concluded: "I'm repulsed, but sneakily, I love him too." What else has Hugh Laurie been in? Laurie has been a major player on British television for decades, starting out in the comedy genre with credits in Blackadder, A Bit of Fry & Laurie, and Jeeves and Wooster – starring opposite Stephen Fry in all three. He found further success on the small screen as the title character in medical drama House, which was one of the most popular shows in the world circa 2008. Later TV work included Veep, Avenue 5, Roadkill and Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, while Stuart Little, Tomorrowland and The Personal History of David Copperfield are among Laurie's best known films. Olivia Colman plays Angela Burr Who is Angela Burr? In season 1, Burr was the head of a modestly budgeted and always underestimated team in the UK's Foreign Office, known as the International Enforcement Agency. She made it her life's work to take down Richard Roper, out of sheer horror and disgust at his profiteering from the murder and suffering of innocent people. Having been pregnant at the time of season 1's events, Burr has now stepped back from her perilous intelligence work, presumably to focus on her family – but Colman is confirmed to be reprising the character for season 2. On the dynamic between Angela and Jonathan, Colman explained: "They look after each other. They're friends who have each other's backs. Angela is protective of him as she's the one who got him into this, so to her, she feels responsible for the situation." What else has Olivia Colman been in? Legendary actress Colman started her career in comedy, before turning to dramatic work in the likes of Broadchurch and The Crown. Film credits include Yorgos Lanthimos films The Lobster and The Favourite, plus more awards fare in The Father and The Lost Daughter. More recently, she had a voice role in family comedy The Mitchells vs The Machines and joined the MCU in Disney Plus miniseries Secret Invasion. Diego Calva plays Teddy Dos Santos Who is Teddy Dos Santos? An illegal arms dealer, who has modelled himself and his business on Richard Roper – later revealed to be his father. Calva teased of the new episodes: "This season has a lot of spirit and soul. It's not just an espionage thriller with suspense; it's a story about betrayal and family. In Teddy's case, it's also a story about faith and hope, which I think people will be able to relate to." What else has Diego Calva been in? Fans may recognise Calva from his previous roles in Netflix thriller Narcos: Mexico and Babylon, a star-studded film about the early days of Hollywood. Camila Morrone plays Roxana Bolaños Who is Roxana Bolaños? Roxana runs a shipping company, through which she becomes entangled with both Jonathan and Teddy – but to whom is she most loyal? Morone said of her character: "Roxana is interesting, because on paper, one would expect her to be a certain way, but she's unpredictable, resilient and brave. She's only focused on self-preservation and her family. "It's very easy to put her in a femme fatale category, but what's interesting about Roxana, and what I love about David Farr's writing, is that she's not anybody's toy. She's the smartest person in the room." What else has Camila Morrone been in? Morrone has starred in a number of films including Bukowski, Death Wish, Never Goin' Back and Valley Girl. She also led the cast of Prime Video's musical drama Daisy Jones & The Six, taking the role of Camila Dunne. Noah Jupe plays Danny Roper Who is Danny Roper? The son of arms dealer Richard Roper. In season 1, British intelligence staged an attack on the Roper family, in which Jonathan "saved" Danny's life, giving him an entry point into Richard's secretive inner circle. During his time undercover, Jonathan seemed to take a shine to Danny – but of course, his deception would prove disastrous for his father. All these years later, we'll revisit Danny as the dark legacy of his father rears its ugly head once more. Jupe explained: "He’s gone through dramatic changes. He left his home in Spain and returned to London and never saw his dad again. He has this constant question looming over him and a shadow of grief that has taken its toll. "He's negative and cynical and he's having a tough time growing up and trying to work out who he is, due to the absence of his father." What else has Noah Jupe been in? Since the first season of The Night Manager, Jupe has starred in major films such as Ford v Ferrari and A Quiet Place. He has also previously appeared in Sky Atlantic’s The Undoing. Coming up, he has major awards contender Hamnet, which co-stars Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley. Alistair Petrie plays Alexander 'Sandy' Langbourne Who is Alexander 'Sandy' Langbourne? In the first season, he was one of Roper's most trusted allies. It's not yet clear how the arms dealer's downfall might have impacted him. Quizzed on season 2, Petrie said: "There's a danger to it, which is incredibly seductive. With this drama and genre you are going to be entering into a world that is glamorous, dangerous, exciting, and morally compromised. And we will excite and confuse you." What else has Alistair Petrie? Sex Education fans will recognise Petrie from his role in the drama as one-time headmaster Michael Groff. His other TV work includes Funny Woman, Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, Deep State and Sherlock. The actor has also appeared in films such as Rush and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, reprising his role in the latter (as a member of the Rebel Alliance) in recent spin-off series Andor. Douglas Hodge plays Rex Mayhew Who is Rex Mayhew? A bureaucrat in Whitehall, who was an ally to Angela Burr's underfunded operation – even when facing serious pressure from individuals within the British state, who were harbouring ulterior motives. He continues to work with Jonathan when we meet him again in season 2. What else has Douglas Hodge been in? Previous TV credits include Penny Dreadful, ITV's The Town and acclaimed comedy-drama The Great. The actor also starred as Sir Robert Loxley opposite Russell Crowe’s Robin Hood in 2010. Michael Nardone plays Frisky Who is Frisky? A brutal henchman of Richard Roper, who was prepared to do virtually anything to protect the boss. Suffice to say, a reunion with Jonathan wouldn't be the warmest of occasions. What else has Michael Nardone been in? The star has appeared in a number of TV series including Silent Witness, River City, Rome, Merlin, Doctors, Line of Duty, Shetland, This is England '90 and Guilt. Meanwhile, film credits include Rogue One, Dune and Napoleon. Indira Varma plays Mayra Cavendish Who is Mayra Cavendish? A senior official in British intelligence. Essentially Jonathan's boss, she is responsible for deciding whether his Night Owls team is allowed to continue their operations. What else has Indira Varma been in? Varma has previously appeared in TV series including Luther, Game of Thrones, Rome, Patrick Melrose, Carnival Row, Obi-Wan Kenobi, The Capture and Extrapolations, as well as in the films Exodus: Gods and Kings and Official Secrets. Paul Chahidi plays Basil Who is Basil? Basil is another official in the British intelligence community. What else has Paul Chahidi been in? Fans will recognise Chahidi from his recent appearances in Wicked Little Letters, The Serpent Queen and This Country, where he played a local vicar who looked out for the sitcom's wayward youths. Hayley Squires as Sally Who is Sally? Sally is a member of Jonathan's covert 'Night Owls' team, which primarily works on intelligence-gathering – and not high-stakes undercover work. What else has Hayley Squires been in? Squires previously starred in Steven Knight's reimagining of Great Expectations and TV drama The Essex Serpent. On the big screen, she is known for indie movies I, Daniel Blake, The Electrical Life of Louis Wain and Beau Is Afraid. Kirby Howell-Baptiste as Dr Kim Saunders Who is Dr Saunders? She is a psychiatrist responsible for assessing the mental health of British intelligence agents – and whether they are fit to continue working in the field. Despite his cool composure, Dr Saunders has her reservations about Jonathan. What else has Kirby Howell-Baptiste been in? Howell-Baptiste recently played Death in Netflix fantasy shows The Sandman and Dead Boy Detectives. Other noteworthy credits of hers include Cruella, The Good Place and Killing Eve, plus Apple TV's Sugar and HBO's Barry. The Night Manager season 1 is available to watch on BBC iPlayer. 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.
How to watch Heated Rivalry – can you stream it in the UK?
The LGBTQ+ sports romance has taken the internet by storm.
Heated Rivalry is the ice hockey romance that’s got everyone talking, and UK viewers can finally get in on the action. The steamy Canadian drama landed across the pond on 10 January after a tantalising six-week wait and is available to stream now. Based on the novel of the same name by Rachel Reid, the show follows the secret and burgeoning romance between hockey rivals Shane Hollander (Williams) and Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie) – who are also Canadian and Russian respectively, which adds an extra layer of spice. "I think the writing is brilliant," Williams said (via The Hollywood Reporter) of why it's become so incredibly popular. "I know there is a lot of sex and a lot of stuff that’s sparking interest in it. There’s a very garish title. It’s not subtle in advertising. But I always thought from the moment I read [them], they are Emmys quality scripts, and Jacob [Tierney] is a brilliant writer." "I’m honoured to be a part of this. All Connor and I could do was f**k it up," he added, going on to tell Variety that he was instantly drawn to his character. "I mean, I was falling in love with him even when I read the sides, which were just the audition… like, two scenes I got for the audition. By the time I finished reading episode 6, I was crying. I felt like no one else was allowed to play him. I needed to play him." Speaking about the casting of the two leads, on which the entire show hinges, Reid revealed that Storrie's came first. "I didn’t even hear about another possibility for Ilya," she added. "If there was one, I didn’t know about it. I know that [screenwriter] Jacob was very excited about Connor. But it was a thing where we said that he pretty much has to be actually Russian because if he’s not, it’s going to be so distracting. People will be able to tell. The whole thing falls apart if he’s not believably Russian. "So when he told me, 'Well, he’s American and does not have Russian heritage, but he’s really good,' I was like, 'Well, OK, if you say so.' I think it took a little longer to find Hudson, but as soon as they did their chemistry read, Jacob was very excited about it. I can’t even imagine what other actors would’ve been like." Tierney expanded on that in an interview with Deadline: "This show lives and dies with them, so we needed to make sure that this worked together. There are terrific actors who are in, you know… They're just in different shows. You need to find the people who are going to be together in the same show, and that’s what the two of them had quite instantly." Read more: Why everyone's talking about Heated Rivalry Heated Rivalry author reveals hit TV series' success has helped source Parkinson's treatment The steamy drama has become streaming service Crave's biggest original series on record and is proving itself to be somewhat of a cultural phenomenon. With that in mind, fans across the globe might be wondering how they can watch the sports drama. If that's you, read on for all the latest streaming options. How to watch Heated Rivalry online If you live in Canada, you can watch the hockey drama on Crave. In the US, the series is airing exclusively on HBO Max. The first two episodes are now available to stream on the platform with subsequent episodes dropping every Friday. On 19th November, it was announced that Heated Rivalry had been acquired by HBO Max for US and Australian distribution, with the series debuting nine days later on 28th November. Despite this quick turnaround which meant there was minimal time for advertising, the series quickly soared into the top 10 chart of HBO Max’s most-watched series. View Green Video on the source website Can you stream Heated Rivalry in the UK? Heated Rivalry debuted in the UK on Friday 10th January, airing on Sky and streaming service NOW. Will there be a season 2 of Heated Rivalry? It's exciting news – according to Deadline, Canadian streamer Crave has greenlit a second season of Heated Rivalry. HBO Max is also in on the deal, which bodes well for viewers across the pond with its upcoming UK and Ireland launch in March 2026. Heated Rivalry showrunner Jacob Tierney has teased that season 2 will be based on The Long Game by author Rachel Reid. Reid's six-part Game Changers series currently includes only two novels about Shane and Ilya, but a third chapter in their romance story is expected to hit book store shelves this year. According to Deadline, the seventh book will be titled Unrivaled and will be released on 29 September this year. Add Heated Rivalry 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.
Jill Halfpenny and Sally Lindsay confirmed for "two very surprising roles" in dramatic new thriller
The new 5 drama is set in the world of daytime TV.
If you're a fan of dramas on 5, then you'll be familiar with Jill Halfpenny and Sally Lindsay gracing the casts of some of the channel's biggest shows. Well, the pair have now joined forces for a brand new thriller that's set to air later this year. It's been confirmed that Halfpenny and Lindsay will be leading the cast of Number One Fan, a four-part thriller set in the world of daytime TV as one morning show presenter is saved from a vicious attack by a mysterious woman claiming to be her number one fan... Halfpenny – who previously starred in 5's The Holiday, The Cuckoo and The Feud – plays presenter Lucy, described as "the nation’s sweetheart, BFF and presenter of Lucy Live". According to the synopsis: "She tells it like it is with a big smile on her face and a twinkle in her eye. She’s ambitious, hardworking and beneath it all, thoroughly ruthless." Lindsay – known for her roles in 5's The Madame Blanc Mysteries and Love Rat – is Donna, "an obsessed fan who appears as a mousey, non-threatening nobody, but steps in to save Lucy from a horrific attack". It continues: "Lucy’s gratitude quickly sours when Donna’s fandom turns into a darker obsession infiltrating Lucy’s career, family and friends. However to her horror Lucy comes to realise that Donna has a link to a hidden secret in her past which threatens to derail the career she has so carefully curated." Read more: Chris Chibnall teases his new ITV series Death at the White Hart, adapting his own novel Tell Me Lies star explains how "complicated" family storyline impacts controversial character in season 3 On the announcement of the series, Mike Benson, MD for Clapperboard and executive producer, said: "We’ve obviously worked numerous times with two of the most talented actresses in the country in Sally and Jill – but never before in the same show. "Seeing them both together on screen – and in two very surprising roles – is something I know viewers will be every bit as excited about as we are." BAFTA-nominated director Paul Wilmshurst (The Day of the Jackal) will be in the driving seat of the drama, with Vikings: Valhalla's Rachel Kilfeather serving as lead writer on the series with Smother's Marcus Fleming. As of now, there's no confirmed release date for Number One Fan but we do know that production has now wrapped in Spain and the series is set to air on 5 in 2026. Halfpenny has most recently been seen in Paramount+ series, Girl Taken, which has been adapted from Hollie Overton's novel Baby Doll and follows her character as she's thrown into turmoil when one of her twin daughters is abducted and held captive for half a decade before escaping. Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com about the series, Halfpenny said: “It’s really important for people – for all of us – to remember that when a crime has been committed, when someone has been raped, abused, scared or frightened, whether they’re held captive or not, you don’t just come home and think, ‘Now I’ll just live my life.’ You have to unpick what happened. “When you listen to people who’ve been attacked and it’s happened in one night, that in itself is a lifelong process – to unpick what happened on that night, to not blame yourself, to wonder why it happened, to think, ‘Could I have done anything different?’" She added: “But can you imagine having to unpick five years? It’s unfathomable, really, and it would take a bloody good psychologist – and years and years of therapy – for Lily’s character to get to grips with not feeling like that defines her.” Number One Fan will air on 5 later this 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.
The Night Manager star reveals secret of character's survival – and what they want now
**Warning: contains spoilers for The Night Manager season 2 episode 3.** The Night Manager season 2 star Hugh Laurie has addressed the shock return of his character at the end of episode 3, detailing how Richard Roper survived his years in captivity – and what his plans are now. The arms dealer experienced an almighty fall from grace at the end of season 1, after Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston) sabotaged a massive weapons sale, which left Roper heavily indebted to his furious customers. It seemed he had paid the ultimate price for his failure, with Pine and his former handler Angela Burr (Olivia Colman) travelling to Syria in the season 2 prologue, where they identified the body of a bruised and dishevelled Roper. While stopping short of explaining how that particular deception was pulled off, Laurie has filled in some of the blanks in our knowledge ahead of this weekend's episode. He began: "For a large chunk of the intervening years, [Roper] was a prisoner, essentially a hostage to the shadowy cartel to whom he owed a great deal of money. "Initially they were going to simply kill him, but Roper’s a good talker and he's quick on his feet, and he was able to bargain with them. The captive can sometimes gain the upper hand over the captor, even though he doesn't have the key to the door." Although Roper appears to have returned to his old tricks in The Night Manager season 2, Laurie is quick to clarify that this isn't business as usual for the character. Rather, there are enormous personal stakes attached to this latest scheme. "He's got himself back onto the playing field and reactivated a lot of his contacts and formed a plan that will allow him to pay off his debt and therefore survive, because if he doesn’t, they will surely get him," the former House star explained. "But also to rebuild his empire, and once again, conquer all. He's a conqueror really, a pirate, and he will never stop dreaming of the treasure of taking people, territory, and control." Laurie proceeded to tease that Roper is seeking to build "a new force in the world" and will do "almost anything" to restore his former status. However, there's one thing that separates him from other power-hungry characters. "Roper does not dream of public glory, or 30-foot bronze statues. Roper enjoys the mystique, being off stage. Roper doesn't have that weakness, but he does have a weakness for power. He does have a weakness for control. "And he has it on a grand scale, building a vast empire, but he also has it on a small individual scale of obtaining victories against specific people, and Pine is his principal objective. "He was beaten by Pine once, and Roper is not a man to forgive or forget easily." Hiddleston, Laurie and Colman are officially back in The Night Manager season 2 cast, with Diego Calva, Camila Morrone and Hayley Squires among the notable new additions for this chapter. View Green Video on the source website The Night Manager season 2 is airing Sundays on BBC One and iPlayer. 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. Add The Night Manager 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.
Tell Me Lies star explains how "complicated" family storyline impacts controversial character in season 3
"You get to see how that abandonment and that solitude from his family impacts all the relationships at school."
If there's one character that is sure to get under your skin in Tell Me Lies, it's Stephen DeMarco. The controversial character has been at the heart of scandal, mystery and pulling the strings in exacting revenge against on-off lover Lucy Albright (Grace Van Patten) since the first season. Now, the third season of Tell Me Lies has premiered with its first two episodes and while we could've only hoped that Stephen would potentially return to our screens with some good in his heart, it seems as though that ship has sailed for now. While he's back on Baird College campus with things seemingly all well and good with Lucy, it's not long before the cracks start to show and Stephen is back to his usual tricks. Since season 1, we've known that Stephen comes from a dysfunctional family environment and we saw actor Jackson White's real-life mother Katey Sagal portray Stephen's narcissistic mother Nora. But how does Stephen's complicated family life impact him, if it all? We posed the question to White, who told RadioTimes.com exclusively: "It always does. He’s a very complicated, historical person. He has a lot that he comes from. He’s obsessive, compulsive and secretive. That’s always going to come into play with the people around him. "You get to see, again, where that comes from. You get to see how that abandonment and that solitude from his family impacts all the relationships at school. You get a glimpse into it. What’s great about this season is you have a true ensemble going on, you got a lot of amazing storylines. So you get to see a little bit of everything.” As for the 2015 timeline, things left on quite the cliffhanger at the end of the season 3 finale as Stephen sent the voice note (which he'd been harbouring since 2008) that proves that Lucy and Evan (Branden Cook) had slept together and not told anyone. Stephen didn't just send that voice note to anyone, but sent it to Evan's bride-to-be Bree (Catherine Missal) on her wedding day – something which we see didn't impact her as much as we thought it may have. Nevertheless, Stephen's intentions are as clear as ever: he's out to get revenge in any way he sees fit. Read more: Hijack series creator breaks down creating a season 2 that makes sense – and why the story had to go underground Dawn French and Mark Heap reveal emotional true story that inspired Can You Keep a Secret? Speaking about whether he has empathy for his character, even if his actions leave a lot to be desired, White also told RadioTimes.com: “I try and have empathy for him, it’s rather difficult." He went on: "But my job is just to try and be as human as possible, I think that’s why this show is so fun for us. It’s absurd, dramatic circumstances and we just try and go in there and bring as much humanity as possible and love them per say, even though his actions are not condonable. I’m not super down. But that’s the fun, we get to put on the costumes and try and empathise.” The synopsis for Tell Me Lies season 3 states that it "follows Lucy Albright and Stephen DeMarco as they've rekindled their tumultuous romance in time for spring semester at Baird College. While they promise things will be different this time, past indiscretions hinder their best intentions, and Lucy finds herself embroiled in a controversy she wants nothing to do with. "Meanwhile, the disastrous repercussions from the previous year also force Lucy and Stephen's friends to face their own destructive behaviours. As scandalous secrets fester around campus, vicious consequences threaten Lucy and everyone in her circle." Tell Me Lies season 3 premieres on Disney Plus on Tuesday 13th January. Seasons 1 and 2 are available to stream. Add Tell Me Lies 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.
Chris Chibnall teases his new ITV series Death at the White Hart, adapting his own novel
Chibnall spoke with us about the upcoming project as part of a wider conversation for The Radio Times Writers' Room.
Chris Chibnall may currently be promoting his new Netflix series Agatha Christie's Seven Dials, but he will previously be returning to the channel that brought us his acclaimed drama, Broadchurch. That's because Chibnall is working on a new series for ITV, Death at the White Hart, which is an adaptation of the writer's own novel that was released earlier this year. As Chibnall was speaking with us exclusively for our video interview series The Radio Times Writers' Room, in which we get to know what makes screenwriters tick, we asked the writer for an update on the new project – and how he is finding the adaptation process. "Yeah, it's interesting," he said of adapting his own prior work. "You've got different hats, really. So, you have to find the voice for the adaptation that is slightly different from the book. So yeah, we're working with a great team on that – just quite early days in adapting that. "But yeah, it's nice. It's nice because I know the world and all that kind of stuff, and then you're just doing a different job. It's very useful having done the Seven Dials adaptation first. So yeah, we’ll see." Chibnall's current series, Agatha Christie's Seven Dials, is an adaptation of Christie's 1929 novel The Seven Dials Mystery, and stars Mia McKenna-Bruce as amateur sleuth Lady Eileen 'Bundle' Brent. The synopsis for the series says: "England. 1925. At a lavish country house party, a practical joke appears to have gone horribly, murderously wrong. It will be up to the unlikeliest of sleuths – the fizzingly inquisitive Lady Eileen 'Bundle' Brent – to unravel a chilling plot that will change her life, cracking wide open the country house mystery." As part of his conversation for The Radio Times Writers' Room, Chibnall also spoke about his work on Broadchurch, Doctor Who, Torchwood and more, as well as revealing details of how he initially was developing a version of Merlin that never came to screens. Chris Chibnall's interview for The Radio Times Writers' Room will be available to watch in full on Thursday 15th January. Death at the White Hart will air on ITV1 and ITVX. Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials will launch on Netflix on 15th January 2026. Sign up for Netflix from £5.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream. Add Agatha Christie's Seven Dials 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.
Euphoria season 3 star reveals new episodes will "break the mould" for television
The popular HBO drama will return this spring.
Colman Domingo has teased what we can expect from Euphoria season 3, and it looks like the upcoming season is more ambitious than ever. Speaking to Deadline, Domingo said: "We’re gonna have a devastatingly gorgeous, epic season that I think is breaking the mould of television. I think it’s gonna become more cinema than television." Domingo will return as recovering drug addict and sponsor to Rue Bennett (Zendaya), Ali Muhammad. Ali is set to get more of a backstory this season, with Domingo promising that viewers will "get to look at the building blocks of Ali". He added: "I think you may get a little bit of his origin story, which I think is great, and so you can understand why Ali is who he is." Fans will be pleased to know that there’s not long to wait until Euphoria hits our screens again – season 3 will premiere in April 2026. It’s not yet clear if episodes will land at the same time in the UK as the US, but the HBO Max rollout in the UK and Ireland in March suggests that this could be the case. Other stars have also hinted at what the new season has to offer. Speaking on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Sydney Sweeney admitted that Cassie is "crazy", adding that in the new season she’s "even worse". Meanwhile, series creator Sam Levinson spoke at the HBO Max presentation in London in December and revealed (via Variety) that the story picks up five years after season 2. He said: "We basically pick up Rue south of the border in Mexico, in debt to Laurie [Martha Kelly], trying to come up with some very innovative ways to pay it off." Responding to circulating rumours about Cassie and Nate’s [Jacob Elordi] controversial relationship, Levinson confirmed that wedding bells are indeed ringing. He added that viewers can expect the pair's wedding to be an "unforgettable night". He also revealed where we can expect to find the other characters post high school. "Jules [Hunter Schafer] is in art school, very nervous about having a career as a painter and trying to avoid responsibility at all costs. Maddy [Alexa Demie] is working in Hollywood at a talent agency for a manager, she’s obviously got her own side hustles going. "And Lexi [Maude Apatow] is an assistant to a showrunner played by Sharon Stone, who is just absolutely delightful and a true icon." In addition to the return of many now-household names, new confirmed cast members include Spanish singer Rosalía as well as YouTuber Trisha Paytas, Poker Face star Natasha Lyonne, Till's Danielle Deadwyler, horror icon Eli Roth and the American football player Marshawn Lynch. Euphoria is available to watch on Sky Atlantic and NOW with an Entertainment Membership. 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.
Heated Rivalry season 2 release date speculation, cast and latest news
It's taken the world by storm – and now all eyes are on season 2.
Steamy ice hockey romance Heated Rivalry has finally arrived in the UK, following a six-week wait for the much-hyped show to make the journey across the pond. The series, which is now available on Sky Atlantic and NOW, follows the secret love affair that unfolds between professional sportsmen Shane Hollander (Hudson Williams) and Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie). The show has attracted no shortage of attention for its sex scenes, but has also earned praise for its heartfelt romance and discussions around the difficulty of coming out – especially for those living in the public eye. After becoming a breakout hit, making overnight stars of its lead actors Williams and Storrie, it should come as no surprise that Canadian streaming platform Crave quickly ordered more episodes of the LGBTQ+ drama. But, unfortunately for fans, we now have a wait on our hands before any new chapters arrive. Here's everything we know so far about Heated Rivalry season 2, including comments from showrunner Jacob Tierney and author Rachel Reid. Heated Rivalry season 2 release date speculation Heated Rivalry season 2 does not yet have a confirmed release, but it seems safe to assume that the show's next chapter will be a top priority for Canadian streamer Crave and its US partner HBO Max. The show swiftly earned a renewal in December 2025, amid a massive wave of acclaim and popularity, but showrunner Jacob Tierney admitted later that month that he hadn't started plotting the second season. With any luck, the show will be able to stick to a roughly annual production cycle, which would point to a premiere date in winter 2026, but that's just speculation for the time being. We'll update this page when further details about the Heated Rivalry return date emerge. Heated Rivalry season 2 cast speculation Heated Rivalry season 2 will see the return of Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie as star-crossed ice hockey players Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov. The pair had only minor screen credits to their name prior to the show's premiere, but are now two of the most in-demand stars in Hollywood, with prolific talent agent CAA scooping them both up. Given the enormous status that the show has developed over the last few months, it wouldn't be surprising to see some prolific cast additions in season 2, but there's no word yet on further casting. Behind-the-camera, pop star Miley Cyrus recently expressed interest in writing a song for the second season, having recently picked up a Golden Globe nomination for her Avatar: Fire and Ash track Dream as One. Meanwhile, Heated Rivalry author Rachel Reid has voiced her support for "more Scott and Kip" in season 2, following the popularity of their relationship, which is a particular focus of the third episode of season 1. Here's a reminder of the main cast of Heated Rivalry: Hudson Williams as Shane Hollander Connor Storrie as Ilya Grigoryevich Rozanov François Arnaud as Scott Hunter Robbie GK as Christopher 'Kip' Grady Christina Chang as Yuna Hollander Dylan Walsh as David Hollander Ksenia Daniela Kharlamova as Svetlana Sergeevna Vetrova Callan Potter as Hayden Pike Matt Gordon as George Grady, Kip's father Sophie Nélisse as Rose Landry Heated Rivalry season 2 plot speculation: What could happen next? Heated Rivalry showrunner Jacob Tierney has teased that season 2 will be based on The Long Game by author Rachel Reid; fittingly, her second book about Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov. Although there are six books in the Game Changers series of novels, they follow an anthology format which splits focus between various different gay couples in the world of sport. As a result, Heated Rivalry and The Long Game are currently the only two novels about Shane and Ilya, but a third chapter in their romance story is expected to hit book store shelves in September of this year. On his plans (or lack thereof) for the adaptation, Tierney told Deadline: "I have not started writing, so I'm not just trying to be evasive. I genuinely don't know yet. "I'm so lucky to have a whole world of books here to grab things from, to use, to add colour, to add context, to add story... Heated Rivalry will always be centred around Shane and Ilya, but we have a whole universe here. He added: "There's loads of other things that we're thinking about and that we're gonna explore and that we're gonna start to take more seriously now that we know that there's an audience for it. And that’s pretty exciting." His comments seem to suggest that spin-offs for the likes of Scott Hunter (François Arnaud) and other Game Changers protagonists aren't outside the realm of possibility. But viewers locked into Shane and Ilya's relationship can be assured that they won't be sidelined moving forward. The synopsis for The Long Game, which might offer clues about Heated Rivalry season 2 storylines, reads: "Ten years. That's how long Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov have been seeing each other. How long they’ve been keeping their relationship a secret. "From friends, from family… from the league. If Shane wants to stay at the top of his game, what he and Ilya share has to remain secret. He loves Ilya, but what if going public ruins everything? "Ilya is sick of secrets. Shane has gotten so good at hiding his feelings, sometimes Ilya questions if they even exist. The closeness, the intimacy, even the risk that would come with being open about their relationship… Ilya wants it all. "It's time for them to decide what's most important—hockey or love. It's time to make a call." View oEmbed on the source website That synopsis lines up with what Heated Rivalry star Hudson Williams said he'd like to see from season 2 (via Entertainment Tonight). "I want to see [Shane and Ilya] in a relationship," he said. "We see them get into a relationship, but we don't see them in one. So seeing them deal with s**t that everybody has to deal with would be nice... the real stuff!" In an interview with Variety, author Reid shared her hopes for the future: "Obviously, the focus has to stay on Ilya and Shane. We're not going to do season 2 and it’s a totally different couple. It wouldn't be very popular. "Not that we weren’t expecting it, but I think we're all surprised at how popular Scott and Kip were. So now it's, 'OK, how do you get more Scott and Kip?'" She added: "I think it's going to be mostly The Long Game... but there's another book, Role Model, that kind of overlaps it. So I’m hoping that we’ll get both stories told at the same time." Role Model follows the relationship that blossoms between "grumpy" ice hockey player Troy Barrett, who is "traded to the worst team in the league," but finds solace in the team's "peppy social media manager" Harris Drover. Is there a Heated Rivalry season 2 trailer? Alas, there's no new footage to share just yet – but we'll update this page when that changes. For now, why not refresh your memory of the first season? View Green Video on the source website Heated Rivalry is available on Sky Atlantic and NOW. 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Power Book IV: Force season 3 release schedule – When is episode 10 out?
It's nearly time to bid farewell to Tommy Egan (Joseph Sikora) and Diamond Sampson (Isaac Keys), as Power Book IV: Force is set to wrap up in just one week. Eagle-eyed fans may have noticed that there's no new episode to get stuck into this week, with the hit drama clearly keeping us on tenterhooks until the finale airs next Saturday. While things have continued to be high-stakes for Tommy this season, it's unfortunately the final instalment of this Power series. Fans have known for a while that this third season was to be the show's last, but there's no doubt that some viewers will still be sad to say farewell to this memorable era for the character. Sikora is clearly reflecting on his time with the show as he recently shared a behind-the-scenes photo to Instagram with co-star Keys, referring to him as his "brother" and adding that people don't come "any better" than him. Of course, Sikora's journey in the Power universe is still ongoing, with upcoming sequel series Power: Legacy set to reunite him with Michael Rainey Jr (aka Tariq St Patrick in both the original series and Book II: Ghost). The two actors have already spent more than a decade inhabiting the world of the Starz and MGM+ drama, so it'll be an exciting turn for their characters as we wait to see what else is in store for them. In addition to Legacy, the timeline of the Power universe will extend further backwards too, with prequel series Power: Origins set to explore the early years of Tommy and ex-partner James St Patrick. It's now been confirmed that Charlie Mann and Spence Moore II will be tackling those leading roles, respectively. So, while the franchise might be shelving one of its 'books', there is plenty more to watch further down the line. Here's when to expect the final episode of Power Book IV: Force season 3. When will Power Book IV: Force season 3 episode 10 be released? Power Book IV: Force season 3 episode 10 will be released on Saturday 16th January 2025 on MGM+. The third season premiered in the UK on Saturday 8th November, with episodes arriving just one day after their debut on US counterpart Starz. For both territories, the series is being released weekly. How many episodes of Power Book IV: Force season 3 are there? There are 10 episodes in the third and final season of Power Book IV: Force. Power Book IV: Force season 3 release schedule The full release schedule for Power Book IV: Force season 3 is as follows. Episode 1 - Do or Die - Saturday 8th November (out now) Episode 2 - A Seat at the Table - Saturday 15th November (out now) Episode 3 - There's Always a Price to Pay - Saturday 22nd November (out now) Episode 4 - Time To See The King - Saturday 29th November (out now) Episode 5 - The Last Dance - Saturday 6th December (out now) Episode 6 - Asset Forfeiture - Saturday 13th December (out now) Episode 7 - Lines in the Sand - Saturday 20th December (out now) Episode 8 - Build Back Better - Saturday 27th December (out now) Episode 9 - War Requiem - Saturday 3rd January (out now) Episode 10 - Beginning of the End - Saturday 16th January Power Book IV: Force season 3 trailer You can watch the dramatic trailer for the third season of Power Book IV: Force below. View Green Video on the source website Power Book IV: Force season 3 continues weekly on Saturdays in the UK only on MGM+. 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.
How to watch The Pitt - can you stream in the UK?
The Pitt has won big at the 2026 Golden Globes, which unfolded on Sunday night (12th September). The HBO medical drama won best TV drama at the awards ceremony, as well as the best actor award for Noah Wyle. The show, which was created by R Scott Gemmill and executive produced by medical drama veteran John Wells, debuted on HBO Max back in January and has received critical acclaim for its realistic depiction of healthcare workers. Season 2 kicked off on the platform last week, picking back up with Dr Robby (Wyle) and his team of doctors and nurses in the overcrowded emergency department of the fictional Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Hospital 10-months on. With The Pitt being a HBO Max title, viewers in the UK might be wondering whether they can watch the show. Read on for everything you need to know. How to watch The Pitt in the US The first season of The Pitt is available to watch in its entirety on HBO Max in the US, having premiered back in January this year and wrapped up on 10th April. The first episode of the second season became available to watch on the platform on Thursday 8th January, with subsequent episodes releasing weekly at 9pm ET. Can you watch The Pitt in the UK? At the moment, The Pitt isn't available to watch in the UK. However, both seasons of the show will land on HBO Max when the platform launches in the UK in late March 2026. The launch is part of an expansion by HBO into European countries, including Germany, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein. What is The Pitt about? The medical drama, from R Scott Gemmill (ER, Jag, NCIS Los Angeles), is set in a cash-strapped Pittsburgh hospital where the action unfolds in real-time across one single, 15-hour shift, with each episode dedicated solely to one of those hours. "What can you do in 15 hours?" star, writer and executive producer Noah Wyle said (via AV Club). "Is that enough time to fall in love or out of love? Is that enough time to find faith or lose faith? Is it enough time to find your life’s calling or recognise that you’re a fish out of water? "That was the canvas that we got to play with. But ultimately, you can’t do days' worth of relationships in one 15-hour shift. Everything has to be somewhat grounded to the plausible if not the probable." Speaking to Variety about the origins of the show, Gemmill said that for many years, he had no interest in making another hospital-set series. But during the pandemic, he had a change of heart. "We realised that there was a reason to do it again, as long as we could find a way to do it that was fresh for both us and the audience so that we weren’t just retreading what we’d done in the past," he explained. Producer Wells, who previously worked with Gemmill on ER, added: "We've stayed in touch with many of the doctors and writer-doctors we worked with, and they started telling all of us about what the problems are now — and there's some significant problems. "It seemed like within the context of trying to follow someone through an entire day, you could actually touch on just how difficult being in these urban medical settings are now." Who stars in The Pitt? The main cast is as follows: Noah Wyle as Dr Michael "Robby" Robinavitch Tracy Ifeachor as Dr Heather Collins Patrick Ball as Dr Frank Langdon Katherine LaNasa as Dana Evans Taylor Dearden as Dr Melissa "Mel" King Fiona Dourif as Dr Cassie McKay Isa Briones as Dr Trinity Santos Gerran Howell as Dennis Whitaker Shabana Azeez as Victoria Javadi Is there a trailer for The Pitt? Yes – you can watch the trailer right now. Enjoy it below. View oEmbed on the source website 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.
Idris Elba reveals how Hijack character Sam Nelson is "shell of a man" in season 2
What does season 2 have in store for Sam Nelson?
It appears that it's the dawn of a new Sam Nelson as we gear up for a second season of Hijack. The Apple TV series was a hit for the streamer when it first landed on our screens in 2023 but now, it's time to return to the high-stakes world of Sam as he finds himself embroiled in his most dangerous situation yet. According to series star and executive producer Idris Elba, this season also marks a new dawn for Sam and what kind of emotional baggage he's bringing into the story this time around. Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, Elba says: "I think it’s real trauma, it’s real loss and trying to understand... Sam, for a living, negotiates, closes deals and finds weak spots. I can just imagine that he couldn’t really face himself, looking in the mirror and not understanding how he got there. "And then of course, for it to continue and it got worse, we see a man that’s really a shell but so determined. That determination is what we leaned into to keep this train running.” Series co-creator Jim Field Smith also said of Sam's emotional state: "There’s a point halfway through this season where Sam is trying to figure out how to split the train in half. He catches himself in the reflection, he’s literally at the halfway point of the train, it’s the halfway point of the season. "For four or five seconds in time, it’s like ‘how have I got here?’. Whatever’s happened, he’s not going to let anyone get him down. He’s still thinking ‘I can’t let these people win’ and he’s going to get answers and get to the end of the line, metaphorically and physically." This season unfolds on the Berlin underground system, teasing that its "commuters are taken hostage, while authorities scramble to save hundreds of lives. Sam Nelson (Elba) is at the heart of the crisis on board, where one wrong decision could spell disaster". The series is set to be just as fast-paced and thrilling as the first, with the main difference of course being the mode of transport that everything unfolds in. Read more: Hijack series creator breaks down creating a season 2 that makes sense – and why the story had to go underground Mayor of Kingstown future confirmed as Jeremy Renner series to return for more episodes – but with a sad twist Co-creator Jim Field Smith also chatted to RadioTimes.com about how he came up with the idea of setting the action in a train, saying: "I think it was like, season 1 is up in the sky and it’s this world of blue skies, it’s aspirational, it’s jet travel. My brain immediately goes to ‘I don’t want to do that again’ because I feel like I’ve done that now. So my brain goes to opposites, so what’s the opposite of that? It’s an underground train, that’s literally the opposite of that. "That immediately offered up so much rich narrative for this season because it kind of reflects the labyrinth of his own mind, he’s literally in a labyrinth in his own mind, this tube network underneath the city trying to get to the answers and trying to get to the end. Once we landed on it, it really offered up a lot." As well as Elba returning to lead the cast, other familiar faces include Christine Adams as Marsha Nelson-Smith, Max Beesley as DI Daniel O'Farrell and Archie Panjabi as DCI Zahra Gahfoor. New additions include Toby Jones (Mr Bates vs The Post Office), Christian Näthe (Ballon), Clare-Hope Ashitey (Top Boy), Lisa Vicari (Dark), Karima McAdams (Dune: Prophecy) and Christiane Paul (FBI: International). Hijack season 2 will premiere on Apple TV on Wednesday 14th January 2026. Hijack season 1 is available to stream on Apple TV, sign up now with a 7-day free trial. 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.
Stephen Graham confirms Adolescence follow-up at Golden Globes 2026 – and when fans can expect it
Fans may have to wait a little while, but it seems another one-shot story could be on the way...
When it comes to TV in 2025, it's hard to think of a show that dominated conversation more than Adolescence, which scored enormous viewership figures and has gone on to win what feels like every award going. The four-part drama picked up another host of awards at last night's (Sunday 11th January) Golden Globes, with Stephen Graham, Erin Doherty and Owen Cooper all picking up gongs for their performances. After this win, Graham was asked that all-important question, which has been swirling around since the show's debut – will there be some form of follow-up? Graham said (via Deadline): "I cannot answer that question because it’s somewhere in the deep recesses of my mind and Jack [Thorne, co-creator]’s mind, and we’ll pull it out in three or four years, so stay tuned." <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2026/01/GettyImages-2255804736-e9a3941.jpg" width="4316" height="2878" alt="Stephen Graham, winner of the Best Actor in a Limited Series, Anthology Series, or Television Movie Award for "Adolescence," speaks onstage during the 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards at The Beverly Hilton on January 11, 2026 in Beverly Hills, California." title="CBS's Coverage of the 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards - Show and Backstage" /> Given this, it seems fans have a wait on their hands. It's unclear what form a follow-up to Adolescence would take, but Graham's comments align with reporting from Deadline last year, which said that Brad Pitt’s Plan B production company was in discussions with director Philip Barantini about a potential second season. Whatever the case, it certainly seems as though fans shouldn't expect a direct prequel or sequel, with Thorne having told ITV’s This Morning last year that "Jamie’s story is finished". He added: "I don’t think there’s anywhere more we can take Jamie, so I don’t think there is a series 2. We’d love to explore the one-shot format in another way. We’d love to tell other stories with it, but I don’t think a series 2 of Adolescence is quite right for us." Meanwhile, executive producer and Graham's wife Hannah Walters told Variety that "there’s so much mileage in the one-shot and so much mileage in investing into human nature again and looking at something else". In his acceptance speech at the Golden Globes, Graham called Walters one of the "best producers ever" and said that she saved his life. Adolescence is available to watch on Netflix – sign up from £5.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media. Add Adolescence 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.
Industry season 4 soundtrack: Full list of songs in BBC/HBO drama
Fantastic music is a given in Industry, but what songs feature in season 4?
The fourth season of BBC/HBO drama Industry has finally arrived on our screens in the UK and the US, with the critical acclaim overarching and our list of joyfully semi-problematic characters continuing to grow. This season is a completely new chapter for the main players of the financial drama as things take a step away from Pierpoint, with Harper (Myha'la) forging a new path at Otto Mostyn's (Roger Barclay) fund and Yasmin's (Marisa Abela) seemingly picture-perfect marriage to Sir Henry (Kit Harington) proving itself to be anything but. With just one episode of the new season having been released, things are already cemented as being pretty high-stakes, especially with the season's focus on payment processor Tender. CFO Whitney (Max Minghella) finished the episode on a surprising note, stepping into the main leading role at the company. The Handmaid's Tale star previously described the "genuine pressure" at joining the cast but it's safe to say that the enigmatic Whitney is one character we can't wait to learn more about. And while Industry is full of new characters this season, one of the other biggest ones in the show is the music. As well as its signature synth and electro score (which is composed by Nathan Micay), the fourth season is jam-packed full of '80s anthems that'll take on new meaning in the drama. But what songs are featured in each episode? Scroll on to find out about the music used so far in the new season (which will be updated weekly), as well as the soundtrack of Industry season 3. Industry season 4 soundtrack: Full list of songs in BBC/HBO drama Industry season 4 episode 1 - Tender True Faith - New Order Firestarter (Empirion Mix) - The Prodigy Space Song - Beach House Fine Time - New Order La Mer - Charles Trenet Love Is Blue - Marty Robbins Tell Me Something (feat Gaia Weiss) - Tenashee, DJ Tennis & Ashee Industry season 3 soundtrack Industry season 3 episode 1 - Il Mattino ha L'Oro Bocca New Gold Dream - Simple Minds Polyhmnal - Makeup and Vanity Candy Walls - TR/ST Blue Water - Sally Oldfield The Vibration - Sonny Harris & The Soul Reflections Feel the Drive - Doctor’s Cat Opportunities (Let’s Make Lots of Money) - Pet Shop Boys Industry season 3 episode 2 - Smoke and Mirrors You Could Be - Anz, George Riley Il Cielo in una stanza - Mina Gotta Let You Go - Dominica High Time He Went - Renee Girls On Film - Duran Duran Industry season 3 episode 3 - It Figure With Flowers - W. H. Lung Taking Off - Tommy Doom Z’alp - Jodlerklub Edelweiss Thun Parce que tu crois - Charles Aznavour Lonely Days - Hudson Mohawke Don’t Go Lose It Bay - K Lone Music To Watch Girls By - The Bob Crewe Generation Industry season 3 episode 4 - White Mischief High On You - Buzzy Lee You Can’t Win But You Can’t Lose - Nathan Micay Irreversible Damage - Algiers, Zack De La Rocha Little Drummer Boy - Low Les Fleur - Ramsay Lewis Shame On a Nuh (feat. Raekwon, Ol’ Dirty Bastard & Method Man) - Wu-Tang Clan Industry season 3 episode 5 - Company Man Boy - Book of Love Charmed - Redinho, Σtella Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis - London Symphony Orchestra Nobody Knows - Pastor T. L. Barrett & The Youth For Christ Choir Cmon - Brian Eno, Fred again… Industry season 3 episode 6 - Nikki Beach, or: So Many Ways to Lose Autoglide - Demi Riquísimo It’s Not Over - Grace Alexithymia - Ollie Leslie Sealed with a Kiss - Santo & Johnny Getting Away With It - Electronic Always on My Mind - Pet Shop Boys Industry season 3 episode 7 - Useful Idiot East to Be Hard - Three Dog Night 21st Century Living - Tommy Down The Death of Fomo - Neil Micay Modular 4 - Godford You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) - Jimmy Somervile Begin Again - Freddie And The Scenarios, Diego Herrera Bombtrack - Rage Against the Machine Industry season 3 episode 8 - Infinite Largesse Blurred - Darkstar When We Were That What Wept For The Sea - Colin Stetson Symphony No.2 in C Minor - Resurrection / 5th Movement The Last Goodbye - The Kills Natural Habitat (feat. Ken Carson) - 070 Shake Love Is Blue - Paul Mauriat Love Is Blue - Paul Mauriat Qui aime-t-il vraiment? - Francoise Hardy Home Again - Carole King End Credits - Let’s Go Make Some Money - Nathan Micay Industry seasons 1-3 are available to stream on BBC iPlayer in the UK, and season 4 premieres on Monday 12th January 2026 on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The drama airs on HBO in the US. Add Industry 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 from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
The Night Manager season 2 release schedule: When is episode 4 out?
There's no iPlayer box set for this one – but don't worry, you won't be waiting long for the next chapter.
The Night Manager season 2 is heating up, in more ways than one! As we reach the halfway point in the espionage thriller, the steamy dynamic between Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston), Teddy Dos Santos (Diego Calva) and Roxana Bolaños (Camila Morrone) is continuing to attract attention. But, of course, an even greater development came in the form of one character's shock return at the end of episode 3, which calls into question everything we thought we knew about this latest chapter. If you're eager to feast your eyes on the next episode of The Night Manager season 2, read on for our full guide to the UK release schedule on BBC One and iPlayer – as well as where to watch from the US. When is The Night Manager season 2 episode 4 out? View Green Video on the source website The Night Manager season 2 episode 4 will air on BBC One and iPlayer at 9pm on Sunday 18th January 2026. The first episode premiered on Thursday 1st January (New Year's Day), but the series has subsequently shifted to Sunday nights, which is typically where the BBC positions its most high-profile dramas. The show is following a weekly release schedule (meaning no box set was made available on iPlayer after the premiere) in a bid to make the show appointment viewing and preserve its secrets for as long as possible. In the US and other international territories, The Night Manager season 2 is airing on Prime Video, where new episodes are also dropping on Sundays. The Amazon-owned streamer has caught up with its UK partner after a triple-bill launch last week. Add Radio Times as a Preferred Source on Google How many episodes are in The Night Manager season 2? The Night Manager season 2 is comprised of six episodes in total. But the story won't end there! A third season is confirmed to be on the way too. The Night Manager season 2 release schedule Following a primetime premiere on New Year's Day, The Night Manager season 2 has settled in to the usual Sunday night slot reserved for BBC One's flagship dramas. Here's an overview of the The Night Manager season 2 release schedule, so you can mark your calendars accordingly: The Night Manager season 2 episode 1 – Thursday 1st January 2026 at 9:05pm (out now) The Night Manager season 2 episode 2 – Thursday 1st January 2026 on iPlayer (out now) The Night Manager season 2 episode 3 – Sunday 11th January 2026 at 9pm (out now) The Night Manager season 2 episode 4 – Sunday 18th January 2026 at 9pm The Night Manager season 2 episode 5 – Sunday 25th January 2026 at 9pm The Night Manager season 2 episode 6 – Sunday 1st February 2026 at 9pm The Night Manager season 2 is currently airing on BBC One and iPlayer. 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. Add The Night Manager 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.
Industry season 4 takes a risky step away from Pierpoint – and it’s all the better for it
Industry continues to knock it out of the park – this time, with its strongest and most unpredictable season yet.
Industry has always been the financial drama that plummets those of us with no knowledge of that high-stakes world directly into its fiery hot centre. "Is it just about banker bros and gilets?", many have often asked me when I proclaim it to be one of the best shows on telly. While both of those things admittedly do appear in plentiful supply throughout the show, the draw of Industry is the chaos and the impending sense of doom of a world that not many of us get a real window into. Previous seasons of Industry were defined by the overarching way in which it encapsulated what one person's worst day ever could look like – then putting it against the backdrop of a fast-paced and cutthroat working world that doesn't take any prisoners. We saw as much in season 3, where things took an even darker turn than ever before in what many fans felt like was Industry's last hurrah. Not because anybody wanted it to be, but rather because it felt as though storylines and characters had been tied up in a way that many showrunners would see as a perfect time to bow out. But series co-creators and ex-bankers Mickey Down and Konrad Kay got their early renewal and a chance to open up Industry to shores anew, going to places the HBO/BBC show has never gone to before. No longer can it really fit into the neat box of "financial drama" because, while we certainly still have one major foot in that world this season, these new episodes are all about taking risks and opening up the parameters of what people think Industry (and its characters) are capable of. Those gilet-clad previous seasons were contained within the walls of Pierpoint & Co, a prestigious investment bank in London that chewed up and spat out our plucky group of grads in season 1. Now, only two of them remain with Harper (Myha'la) and Yasmin (Marisa Abela) returning for their own positively twisty stories. But with Pierpoint having reached its own demise and being bought by Egyptian investors at the end of season 3, where exactly does Industry go for this new run of episodes? The right question would be – having watched the entire series – is where does it not go. Shrugging off the walls of Pierpoint means that Industry can broach ground it's never really done so before. Nothing is ever luxuriated on for too long in this series but its whip-smart ability to discuss politics, race, class, wealth and everything in between continues to be masterful. It takes a keen eye and even better writing to be able to aptly personify the ways in which class continues to have such a grasp on the UK, but throw in a slew of topics that seem as though they've been plucked from recent headlines and we head into incredibly juicy territory. I'm sure the exploration of politics, growing far-right sentiment and Harper's recognition of being a "puppet in Blackface" (as she puts it to new boss Otto Mostyn) won't go down well with all viewers. But I'll hazard a guess and bet that those that get antsy about current affairs likely wouldn't be tuning into a hair-raising show like Industry anyway. At times, while it may seem as though there may be random instances of exploring these topics (i.e with Kiernan Shipka's Haley telling Charlie Heaton's James: "My boyfriend will be home soon, he's big – and he's f**king Black! You know what it means b***h!"), it really is just a reflection of the modern-day zeitgeist and, along with the intersections of wealth, privilege and power, form a kaleidoscope that sets into focus the deeper we get into the series. Moving into the world of politics also may not be a welcome development for some fans, even a little triggering for many. But if you think about it, the outside world has always had an impact on the events of Industry. It is, quite literally, what the financial industry is all about after all. It comes as no surprise then that Yasmin finds herself on the precipice of that world and all it can afford, with her dutiful husband Henry (Kit Harington, who also delivers his own fair share of scene-stealing material this season) just seeming to try his best to live up to her expectations. But really, it's Tender, the payment processor company, which lies at the heart of this season. They have plans to become a brand new bank, but it's a big move for a shiny company, especially one with ties to controversial OnlyFans-style app Siren, which has gotten people talking just as an online safety bill has come into play. Whitney Halberstram (Max Minghella) shows his unguessable hand by the end of the premiere episode, blowing the gates upon on what could be coming next and bringing a suitably enigmatic quality to the entire season that will leave you hooked. The risk of Industry season 4 is perhaps best personified in the very fact that we don't even spend the first part of the premiere episode with anyone we're familiar with. We're introduced to Shipka and Heaton's mysterious characters; Shipka as an employee at Tender and Heaton as a financial journalist with a bit between his teeth. Nightclubs, drugs and gyrating on a strobey dance floor feel very much like the show we've come to know and love, so much so that as soon as that first hot pink title card for Industry drops, you can't help thinking: "God, we are so back." While this season of Industry takes its biggest chances yet, the Queens of Industry (aka Harper and Yasmin) are still at it and my goodness, I hope everyone pauses for that opening scene of Harper. Stepping out of a Range Rover, sunglasses on, matching suit ensemble doing all the work and New Order's Fine Time acting as the perfect needle drop really is the ideal return for our antihero. I'm firmly in the camp of fans that love this messy and complicated character, desperately pining for more scenes of her. Thankfully, this season, we've got them. Harper's arc this season sees her at the top of her game in a way she's not yet experienced, reuniting once more with mentor Eric Tao (Ken Leung). But we also get vignettes into Harper's personal life, through her dynamic with trader Kwabena (Toheeb Jimoh), management of Sweetpea (Miriam Petche) and also in regards to her strained familial relationships. Some of Harper's quietest and arguably forlorn moments in this season are the ones that stand out the most, while the opposite can be said of Abela's Yasmin who thrives in scenes dressed as Marie Antoinette and has an arc that will undoubtedly divide viewers. But that's all the joy of this new chapter of Industry – it's throwing away the handbook and keeping us all on the edge of our seats in the process. There's plenty within these eight episodes that will leave fans feeling slightly icky or uncomfortable, but Industry has always had a knack of doing that. If anything, they've only excelled further at it this time around. There's no part of you that will be able to foreshadow what's to come at the end of season 4 and that's the joy of its monumental swings. The show's always been unpredictable in a gloriously uncertain way, but its ability to shift the narrative away from the world of finance and into something wider and darker (namely, interrogating who really calls the shots in a world dominated by power-hungry individuals) is a class A act in storytelling. By stepping off of the trading floor, Industry can venture into the world that has often stood at the sidelines to the financial deals and drama. Really, it's all the more better for it. Industry seasons 1-3 are available to stream on BBC iPlayer in the UK, and season 4 premieres on Monday 12th January 2026 on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The drama airs on HBO in the US. Add Industry 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 from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Golden Globe Awards 2026 winners: Full list of winners from One Battle After Another to Timothée Chalamet and Adolescence
It was a big night for One Battle After Another and Adolescence.
Of the films, the big winner had to be One Battle After Another, with wins for the film as 'best comedy or musical' (if you'd call it that), the best director award for Paul Thomas Anderson, the best screenplay award, and best supporting female actor for Teyana Taylor. On television, unsurprisingly, we also saw another big night for Netflix hit Adolescence, with the series winning the best limited series award and then taking home three acting gongs for co-creator Stephen Graham, breakout star Owen Cooper, and The Crown's Erin Doherty. Other notable winners included Timothée Chalamet, Jessie Buckley, Wagner Moura, and HBO drama The Pitt - which will finally arrive in the UK in the coming months. It was certainly a ceremony to remember when watching from home, with comedian Nikki Glaser once again fronting the event. So, here is a full list of winners from those nominatied from the Golden Globes 2026. Golden Globes 2026: Full list of winners Film categories <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2026/01/GettyImages-2255312976-35ced8c.jpg" width="5851" height="3901" alt="Paul Mescal, Pippa Harris, Nic Gonda, Jessie Buckley, Jacobi Jupe, Max Richter, Chloé Zhao, Steven Spielberg, Liza Marshall, Noah Jupe, Maggie O'Farrell on stage at the 83rd Annual Golden Globes held at The Beverly Hilton on January 11, 2026 in Beverly Hills, California." title="83rd Annual Golden Globes - Inside" /> Best film - drama Frankenstein Hamnet - WINNER It Was Just an Accident The Secret Agent Sentimental Value Sinners Best film - musical or comedy Blue Moon Bugonia Marty Supreme No Other Choice Nouvelle Vague One Battle After Another - WINNER Best non-English language film It Was Just an Accident No Other Choice The Secret Agent - WINNER Sentimental Value Sirât The Voice of Hind Rajab Best animated film Arco Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle Elio KPop Demon Hunters - WINNER Little Amélie or the Character of Rain Zootopia 2 Best female actor - drama Jessie Buckley - Hamnet - WINNER Jennifer Lawrence - Die, My Love Renate Reinsve - Sentimental Value Julia Roberts - After the Hunt Tessa Thompson - Hedda Eva Victor - Sorry, Baby Best male actor - drama Joel Edgerton - Train Dreams Oscar Isaac - Frankenstein Dwayne Johnson - The Smashing Machine Michael B Jordan - Sinners Wagner Moura - The Secret Agent - WINNER Jeremy Allen White - Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere Best female actor - musical or comedy Rose Byrne - If I Had Legs I'd Kick You - WINNER Cynthia Erivo - Wicked: For Good Kate Hudson - Song Sung Blue Chase Infiniti - One Battle After Another Amanda Seyfried - The Testament of Ann Lee Emma Stone - Bugonia Best male actor - musical or comedy Timothée Chalamet - Marty Supreme - WINNER George Clooney - Jay Kelly Leonardo DiCaprio - One Battle After Another Ethan Hawke - Blue Moon Lee Byung-Hun - No Other Choice Jesse Plemons - Bugonia Best supporting female actor Emily Blunt - The Smashing Machine Elle Fanning - Sentimental Value Ariana Grande - Wicked: For Good Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas - Sentimental Value Amy Madigan - Weapons Teyana Taylor - One Battle After Another - WINNER Best supporting male actor Benicio Del Toro - One Battle After Another Jacob Elordi - Frankenstein Paul Mescal - Hamnet Sean Penn - One Battle After Another Adam Sandler - Jay Kelly Stellan Skarsgård - Sentimental Value - WINNER Cinematic and box office achievement Avatar: Fire and Ash F1 KPop Demon Hunters Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Sinners - WINNER Weapons Wicked: For Good Zootopia 2 Best director Paul Thomas Anderson - One Battle After Another - WINNER Ryan Coogler - Sinners Guillermo del Toro - Frankenstein Jafar Panahi - It Was Just an Accident Joachim Trier - Sentimental Value Chloe Zhao - Hamnet Best screenplay Paul Thomas Anderson - One Battle After Another - WINNER Ronald Bronstein, Josh Safdie - Marty Supreme Ryan Coogler - Sinners Jafar Panahi - It Was Just an Accident Eskil Vogt, Joachim Trier - Sentimental Value Chloé Zhao, Maggie O'Farrell - Hamnet Best original song Miley Cyrus, Andrew Wyatt, Mark Ronson, Simon Franglen - Avatar: Fire and Ash; Dream as One Joong Gyu Kwak, Yu Han Lee, Hee Dong Nam, Jeong Hoon Seo, Park Hong Jun, Kim Eun-jae (EJAE), Mark Sonnenblick - KPop Demon Hunters; Golden - WINNER Raphael Saadiq, Ludwig Göransson - Sinners; I Lied to You Stephen Schwartz - Wicked: For Good; No Place Like Home Stephen Schwartz - Wicked: For Good; The Girl in the Bubble Nick Cave, Bryce Dessner - Train Dreams; Train Dreams Best original score Alexandre Desplat - Frankenstein Ludwig Göransson - Sinners - WINNER Jonny Greenwood - One Battle After Another Kanding Ray - Sirāt Max Richter - Hamnet Hans Zimmer - F1 TV and podcast categories Best series - drama The Diplomat The Pitt - WINNER Pluribus Severance Slow Horses The White Lotus Best series - comedy or musical Abbott Elementary The Bear Hacks Nobody Wants This Only Murders in the Building The Studio - WINNER Best limited series Adolescence - WINNER All Her Fault The Beast In Me Black Mirror Dying for Sex The Girlfriend Best female actor - drama Kathy Bates - Matlock Britt Lower - Severance Helen Mirren - Mobland Bella Ramsey - The Last of Us Keri Russell - The Diplomat Rhea Seehorn - Pluribus - WINNER Best male actor – drama Sterling K Brown - Paradise Diego Luna - Andor Gary Oldman - Slow Horses Mark Ruffalo - Task Adam Scott - Severance Noah Wyle - The Pitt - WINNER Best female actor - comedy or musical Kristen Bell - Nobody Wants This Ayo Edebiri - The Bear Selena Gomez - Only Murders in the Building Natasha Lyonne - Poker Face Jenna Ortega - Wednesday Jean Smart - Hacks - WINNER Best male actor - comedy or musical Adam Brody - Nobody Wants This Steve Martin - Only Murders in the Building Glen Powell - Chad Powers Seth Rogen - The Studio - WINNER Martin Short - Only Murders in the Building Jeremy Allen White - The Bear Best female actor - limited series Claire Danes - The Beast in Me Rashida Jones - Black Mirror Amanda Seyfried - Long Bright River Sarah Snook - All Her Fault Michelle Williams - Dying for Sex - WINNER Robin Wright - The Girlfriend <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2026/01/GettyImages-2255804736-e9a3941.jpg" width="4316" height="2878" alt="Stephen Graham, winner of the Best Actor in a Limited Series, Anthology Series, or Television Movie Award for "Adolescence," speaks onstage during the 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards at The Beverly Hilton on January 11, 2026 in Beverly Hills, California." title="CBS's Coverage of the 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards - Show and Backstage" /> Best male actor - limited series Jacob Elordi - The Narrow Road to the Deep North Paul Giamatti - Black Mirror Stephen Graham - Adolescence - WINNER Charlie Hunnam - Monster: The Ed Gein Story Jude Law - Black Rabbit Matthew Rhys - The Beast in Me Best supporting female actor Carrie Coon - The White Lotus Erin Doherty - Adolescence - WINNER Hannah Einbinder - Hacks Catherine O'Hara - The Studio Parker Posey - The White Lotus Aimee-Lou Wood - The White Lotus Best supporting male actor Owen Cooper - Adolescence - WINNER Billy Crudup - The Morning Show Walton Goggins - The White Lotus Jason Isaacs - The White Lotus Tramell Tillman - Severance Ashley Walters - Adolescence Best stand-up comedy performance Bill Maher - Is Anyone Else Seeing This? Brett Goldstein - The Second Best Night of Your Life Kevin Hart - Acting My Age Kumail Nanjiani - Night Thoughts Ricky Gervais - Mortality - WINNER Sarah Silverman - Sarah Silverman: PostMortem Best podcast Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard Call Her Daddy Good Hang with Amy Poehler - WINNER The Mel Robbins Podcast SmartLess Up First from NPR The Golden Globe Awards 2026 ceremony took place on Sunday 11th January 2025. Check out more of our Drama or 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.