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British TV Premieres Not Keeping You Busy Enough? We Can Help...

Published 5 months ago • 2 min read

There have been a lot of great British TV premieres in the US this month - from the Tattooist of Auschwitz on Peacock to Maryland on PBS to third seasons of both McDonald & Dodds on BritBox and The Outlaws on Amazon Prime. You can view our list of 31 US premieres HERE.

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But what if those aren't enough for you? We know a lot of our readers are in situations where they have a lot more time for TV than most - retirees, caregivers, people with mobility issues or illnesses, etc. And of course, some people just don't find much they want to watch in a given month, so they need a few more ideas.

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For that reason, we occasionally like to highlight some of the many, many lists we've put together. You can click on any of the titles below to get to the full list.

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​17+ of the Best British TV Mysteries Set in Quaint English Villages​

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​22 Light & Uplifting Feel-Good British Movies​

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And for the readers...

Feel like a good read this weekend? We can suggest some of those, too...

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​13 Must-Read Classic British Mystery Novels​

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There may be times to have negative thinking, Geoffrey, but this isn't one of them.

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Hetty Wainthropp, Hetty Wainthropp Investigates

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