BritBox
'Beyond Paradise' Season 4's First Images Welcome New Guests to Devon
'Beyond Paradise' Season 4's first images welcome new guest stars to Devon.
BritBox
'Beyond Paradise' Season 3 Sets an October Premiere as 'Return to Paradise' Debuts on BritBox
Summer may be drawing to a close, but September will kick off three months of BritBox's Tuesday Night run of cozy crimes in a beach town programming, as Return to Paradise Season 1 and Beyond Paradise Season 3 will debut in back-to-back runs this fall. Fans of the
BritBox
'Beyond Paradise's' Guest Cast Is Stacked for Season 3
Beyond Paradise initially started as Death in Paradise's not-nearly-as-cool younger sibling, taking the parent show's main selling point (being set in the Caribbean) and doing away with it in favor of Devon's picturesque (and much closer to home) southern coast. (One assumes the title
PBS
A Blast from the Past Opens a New Path in 'D.I. Ray's Investigation
Rachita cannot catch a break on D.I. Ray. She may not have ended up as more collateral damage in a blossoming gang war as we suspected at the end of last week's episode, but it's two steps back for every break she makes in the
PBS
Everything to Remember Ahead of 'D.I. Ray' Season 2
Less than a year after its first season aired on linear on most PBS stations, the U.K. police procedural D.I. Ray is back for a second season. D.I. Ray is one of many shows with a cast and creative team that trace back to the BBC’s
Actors and Actresses
Before They Were Famous: Actors on 'Agatha Christie's Poirot'
In the winter of 1989, Mystery! was entering its ninth wildly successful season as Masterpiece Theater's British murder-and-crime-focused spinoff. The series had boasted a string of Thursday night hits, starting with the 1970s Father Brown series starring Kenneth More, the Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes, the 1980s Roy Marsden
Classics Revisited
Classics Revisited: 'Daniel Deronda'
After the success of their 1994 production of Middlemarch, director Tom Hooper collaborated with Andrew Davies on George Eliot’s last book, Daniel Deronda. Set in her present day, when it just happened that Britain had a flamboyantly Jewish prime minister, Benjamin Disraeli, it was initially published as a magazine
PBS
'D.I. Ray's Season 1 Finale Twists & Turns Towards Big Reveals
To no one’s surprise, DI Rachita Ray survived the shooting at the end of the last episode unscathed, and she’s back to finish what she started in the season finale of D.I. Ray. This episode is best served with the knowledge that D.I. Ray has already
PBS
Episode 3 of 'D.I. Ray' Picks Up the Pace As the Body Count Piles Up
After two episodes spent on red herrings, D.I. Ray’s third episode finally picks up the pace, as DI Rachita Ray has an opportunity to prove herself as the “Culturally Specific Homicide” she was brought on to investigate turns into something much more significant. The young man discovered alive
PBS
'D.I. Ray's Second Episode Brings Family Drama, Therapy & Murder
PBS’ new series, D.I. Ray, took its sweet time setting up the characters in last week’s premiere, introducing Rachita Ray (Parminder Nagra) as a tenacious officer promoted to Homicides investigating the murder of Imran Aziz, who was feuding with his girlfriend Anjuli’s family and caught up in
PBS
'D.I. Ray's Series Premiere Introduces a New Police Procedural Perspective
The newest member of Jed Mercutio’s Line of Duty police procedural dynasty has arrived. D.I. Ray, created and written by former Line of Duty star Maya Sondhi, is the summer’s latest mystery, though it’s been streaming on PBS Passport since February. The series is a by-the-books
Acorn TV
Acorn TV's 'Cannes Confidential' is a Festival of Fun
Acorn TV’s glossy new production, Cannes Confidential, arrives billed as having “unprecedented access to the city” and “the first English language show filmed in the Cote d’Azur since the 1970s.” However, it doesn’t quite succeed in its lofty aspirations of showing Cannes' grit and glamour. Writer