Bloodlands

Need a few British thrillers to warm up these cold winter nights? Here's a rundown of some hot choices and where to stream them.

In the finale of Bloodlands, DCS Twomey is investigated for murder, but Tom Brannick's team think that their boss's behavior suggests he has a lot more to hide.

In this episode of Bloodlands, Brannick must hide his heinous crime while seeking out the Goliath hunter and the truth behind his wife's disappearance

In the second episode of Bloodlands, Tom's search for a link between the Keenan case and Goliath puts his daughter in danger and pushes him to the brink.   

Though the James Nesbitt-led crime drama Bloodlands has only just arrived in America, it's already received an order for a second season from the BBC. 

In the premiere installment of the new Acorn TV thriller Bloodlands, DCI Brannick (James Nesbitt) suspects the kidnapping of a former IRA member is connected to a shadowy series of political (and one very personal) cold cases.

When you hear the name James Nesbitt, you may think of any one of the Northern Irish actor's dozens of film and television roles over the past three decades, including Cold Feet, Peter Jackson's The Hobbit trilogy, Waking Ned Devine, and The Missing. His career has indeed been prolific.

Nesbitt's latest role, in a new BBC mini-series called Bloodlands, will arrive on Acorn TV this March. A thriller about a detective investigating the apparent return of a shadowy Troubles-era assassin, the series is set and was filmed in and around Belfast. We had a chance to speak to Nesbitt himself about his homeland, the often traumatized characters he plays, and more.

What's coming to the U.S. in British TV in March? Let's run down the list of titles arriving this month, from PBS Passport to BritBox.