
Coming To Amazon Prime Video UK In May 2020
From Season 2 of “Homecoming” to highly anticipated sci-fi comedy “Upload”, and the entire “Lord of The Rings” trilogy – May is a busy month on Amazon’s video streaming service

From Season 2 of “Homecoming” to highly anticipated sci-fi comedy “Upload”, and the entire “Lord of The Rings” trilogy – May is a busy month on Amazon’s video streaming service

BritBox usually focuses on older programmes, but May sees a few fresh additions, such as Julian Fellows’ “Belgravia”, ITV’s “Quiz” and the sitcom “Kate & Koji”.

From the most recent Star Wars film to the finale of “The Mandalorian”, and a look behind the scenes of Disney’s biggest productions – May is big on Disney+

“Dracula”, “Taboo” and several other successful box sets are coming back to BBC iPlayer, amidst the service seeing a surge in popularity

From original new Sci-Fi series “Tales From The Loop”, to returning programmes like “Bosch” and “Future Man”, Amazon Prime Video has a lot in store for April

Ahead of Disney Plus’ UK launch on March 24, Disney revealed details of how many episodes we’ll get – and when – of its flagship Star Wars series

Season 16 of the popular American medical drama is finally coming to the UK – here are the full details

Watch Dolores, Maeve and the Man in Black on HBO’s Westworld. Where can you watch it online in the UK, without paying too much – including the new Season 3?

From Star Wars to Marvel, from Disney and Pixar to National Geographic – here’s everything that’s coming to Disney’s streaming service in the UK on March 24

While we’re STILL waiting for BritBox UK to get an Amazon Fire TV app and FreeviewPlay access, more content will be added to the service in March, which is ‘Crime Season’ on BritBox. From the young(ish) Inspector Morse on Endeavor, to Baptiste, the spin-off of The Missing, as well as Series 9 of Cold Feet, which

“Star Trek: Picard”, the sequel to “Star Trek: The Next Generation” is finally here. Where you can stream and watch it, legally, in the UK?

2019 was a record-breaking year for BBC iPlayer with more than 4 billion requests. Which shows dominated the service last year?