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British dramas are among some of Netflix’s most successful and celebrated over the years. The streamer has commissioned a lot of them, bringing together some of the UK’s most talented creators. In this list, we walk you through 10 hidden gems that you may have missed the first time around.
Prime Video has added the first season of Wolf Hall, the historical drama that tells the story of King Henry VIII’s right-hand man Thomas Cromwell and stars Damian Lewis and a pre-MCU Tom Holland, to its library.
In 2006, a new drama about a high school football team in a fictional West Texas town arrived on NBC. It never became a ratings juggernaut. In fact, keeping it on television for five seasons required some creative maneuvering behind the scenes.
Cop dramas have existed from virtually the moment television began. “Barney Blake, Police Reporter,” premiered in 1948 and embraced a crime-of-the-week formula that would become a staple of the genre. “Stand By For Crime” premiered in 1949; Whereas the previous show established a key trend, this one’s approach was a bit of a dead end. The series aired…
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There was a time when sitting down to watch something meant clearing your schedule, picking a show, and mentally committing to at least 40 minutes of your life. And that was just one episode.
It’s the first day of spring and we’re back with another round of streaming recommendations for your next binge.
‘We’re in the volcano itself’ … Volker Bruch (second, right) and Liv Lisa Fries on set of the fifth series of Babylon Berlin. Photograph: Joachim Gern/Beta Film‘We’re in the volcano itself’ … Volker Bruch (second, right) and Liv Lisa Fries on set of the fifth series of Babylon Berlin. Photograph: Joachim Gern/Beta Film
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Netflix is adapting Roald Dahl’s short stories into a drama series starring Nicola Coughlan, Naomi Scott, Dominic West, Imelda Staunton and more, continuing its foray into the author’s intellectual property after acquiring the Roald Dahl Story Company in 2021.