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It featuresThe MissingsFrench detective Julien Baptiste (Tcheky Karyo), alongside Tom Hollander.
It turns out shes not a ghost, though, but an escaped psychiatric patient.
The five-part series also stars Charles Dance, Olivia Vinall, Jessie Buckley and Dougray Scott.
The three-part series aired in late March on BBC One.
What else would we expect from the rather remarkable Waller-Bridge?
Series two arrives in the US in April 2019 and at an uncomfirmed later date on BBC One.
James Norton stars as Alex, and the series debuted on New Years Day on BBC One.
Series two is underway.
Kelly Reilly, David Morrissey and Zoe Wanamaker appear as part of the impressive ensemble.
The series kicks off in AD 43, chronicling ancient Romes conquest of the Celts in the British Isles.
Expect period costumes and plentiful bloodletting.
All ten episodes were available on demand from January 18th, and series two is coming soon.
The series debuted on BBC One on January 6th.Luthers Neil Cross penned the scripts.
It arrived on January 3rd.
The series premiered on January 4th and series two is currently airing on Tuesday nights on Channel 4.
Paul Rutman ofIndian SummersandVerapaired with his wife Natasha Narayan to pen this six-part series.
Panjabi plays a GP named Mona, with Davenport playing her husband.
When Monas brother is murdered while working abroad, the couple are drawn deep into a conspiracy.
The show started on January 8th.
This four-part thriller premiered on Channel 4 on January 10th.
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David Morrissey had a big year!
Tony Grisoni (The Young Pope,Electric Dreams Crazy Diamond episode) adapted the book for TV.
Morrisseys character heads up an Extreme Crime Squad in the fictional city of Beszel.
Hugh Grant starred as Thorpe, with Ben Whishaw playing his former lover Norman Scott.
Readers of a certain age will remember that Thorpe was tried and acquitted of conspiring to murder Scott.
Watch A Very English Scandal on Amazon
Troy: Fall Of A Citypromised to be massive.
The cast was mostly unknowns, making this something of a gamble.
The BBC handled the UK distribution, with Netflix tackling the rest of the world.
Wells iconic sci-fi novel.
This means we will be getting a Victorian-era alien invasion story set in the leafy suburbs of Surrey.
And, better yet,Doctor WhoandJonathan Strange & Mr Norrellscribe Peter Harness is handling the adaptation process.
Its unclear when well get to watch this, but spring 2019 sounds likely.
E4 hosted the shows UK debut.
Set over four days in modern-day London, the series centres on the senseless murder of a pizza deliveryman.
Mulligans DI character heads up the subsequent investigation, with Simm playing a politician and Piper playing his ex.
Clarkson, who recently shot episodes ofJessica JonesandThe Defenders, directs.
Its another BBC One and Netflix co-production there are a lot of those going around!
Across six episodes, a twisty narrative unfolds involving a suicide, a disappearing toddler and creepy Welsh village.
Watch Requiem on Netflix
Yet another BBC One/Netflix team-up,Giri/Hajicomes to us fromHumanswriter Joe Barton.
That Japanese title translates asDuty/Shame.
Across eight episodes, the series will cut between London and Tokyo.
Heres another exciting BBC commission.
No cast or release date info yet.
Doctor Fosters Mike Bartlett wrote this new series for BBC One.
BartlettsDoctor Fostercollaborator Tom Vaughan directed.
Toni Collette stars inWanderlust, a family drama from BBC One and Netflix.
Watch Wanderlust on BBC iPlayer
Richard Madden and Keeley Hawes head upBodyguard, fromLine Of Dutys Jed Mercurio.
Hawes plays a fictional Home Secretary, with Madden playing her war veteran bodyguard.
He died while working in Kinshasa.
Port date-raped and murdered four men, between 2014 and 2015, using Grindr to attract his victims.
Writer Jeff Pope, who previously pennedThe MoorsideandLittle Boy Blue, is leading the charge on this one.
Gavin & Staceyalum Alison Steadman stars in this six-part comedy series from the BBC.
Edith is a widow who lives across the road from her ex-boyfriend Phil (played by John Cleese).
Charles McKeown wrote this one.
Timothy Spall heads up the cast, with Kenneth Cranham and Brian F OByrne also in the cast.
Jeff Pope and Terry Winsor wrote the scripts, which consist of four hour-long episodes.
The exact release date hasnt been nailed down yet.
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Lee Ingleby stars inInnocentas David Collins.
After serving seven years in prison for murdering his wife, he is released on a technicality.
Anna Friel starred in ITVs three-part dramaButterfly, playing the mother of a transgender child.
Friels Vicky is the mum of Max, an eleven-year-old who was born male, but identifies as female.
The series was penned by Tony Marchant ofPublic Enemies.
As fans of the book will know, these two must form an unlikely alliance to avert an apocalypse.
Itsarriving on Amazon Prime Videoon the 31st of May, then coming to BBC Two later in the year.
