Killing Eve

British actress Jodie Comer is one of the buzziest stars in Hollywood right now. She picked up her first Emmy for her ferociously bold performance on Killing Eve, but for those Anglophiles in the know her turn as the female assassin Villanelle was hardly her first great small-screen role.

Our favorite buzzy female assassin drama Killing Eve is set to launch its third season this April. 

BBC America's buzzy female assassin drama Killing Eve has been given an early Season 4 renewal ahead of its return for a third season later this spring.

Last night’s 71st annual Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony honored a wide variety of television shows, many with British connections. But the undeniable belle of the ball was Phoebe Waller-Bridge.

The English actress/writer/producer won three statuettes in the comedy category for her Amazon series, Fleabag – Outstanding Writing, Comedy Series and Lead Actress. 

Killing Eve begins production on its third season under a new showrunner as Harriet Walter joins the cast.

The creator of Killing Eve plans her return for Season 3, and this time, she's facing down Villanelle herself.

Killing Eve ends much like it began, with Eve and Villanelle once again at odds, but this time, everything else has changed too.

The tables turn on Killing Eve as Eve suddenly discovers she's the one with competition for Villanelle's attention and "Billie" dives deeper into the Peel world.

Killing Eve isn't done with Eve and Villanelle as partners just yet, as a new mission arises.

After four episodes being kept apart, this week's Killing Eve puts Villanelle and Eve on a crash course to meet again.