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What’s Jazzopen? we hear you cry. Good question: it’s Stuttgart’s legendary open-air jazz festival, now 30 years deep,
and this slick doc traces its evolution from local gig to global stage, with behind-the-scenes stories and killer footage of the greats who’ve graced it.

The neighboring construction site of a new golf course causes issues at Abbott, forcing the teachers to find creative solutions;
an HR representative visits the school; following their kiss, Janine and Gregory's relationship status is revealed.
A fourpart series testing how our everyday lives need to change to hit net zero – starting with the shift to electric vehicles
and the roadblocks in the way

The total legend that is Sir David Attenborough takes the grand tour of the world’s busiest continent in this epic BBC travelogue series.
From snow deserts to steamy forests and sleepless megacities, all life is here – and the scale is utterly jaw-dropping.

Alfie Allen and Shazad Latif front a pulpy nuclear thriller about a small-time smuggler and the man sent to bring him in
– the two of them forced into an uneasy globe-trotting partnership. Dust, deals, high stake – and thrills aplenty.

Vince Vaughn is a Florida detective turned restaurant inspector in this darkly comedic mystery.

Sharon Horgan stars in this dark comedy about sisters being investigated for the death of their toxic brother-in-law.
From snow deserts to steamy forests and sleepless megacities, all life is here – and the scale is utterly jaw-dropping.

What’s a sleepy village with black sand beaches until someone is murdered? This Nordic noir follows detective Aníta as she returns home after 15 years,
forced to face her estranged mother, her old demons, and a crime that isn’t what it first seems. Nail-biting stuff.

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In the wake of a violent showdown, Sandy gives Danny an ultimatum: get legit or lose her – and their family.
Danny turns to a questionable celebrity source for advice.
Aerial views of Europe’s best castles in this travelogue series. In this episode, Spain’s battlements
get the flyover treatment.

Family man Simon (Jason Watkins) finds his neighbourhood under the thumb of a teenage gang.
A confrontation turns tragic, and the life he thought was steady starts to come apart as lies pile up and the consequences spiral in this suburban thriller.

Hit Northern Irish comedy set in the early 90s. Erin, Orla, Clare, Michelle and James juggle school,
family chaos and the Troubles.

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Strike and Robin eliminate several suspects after making a major breakthrough.

Entrepreneur and Dragon’s Den star Steven Bartlett hosts this visual podcast, diving deep with celebs, CEOs, and cultural heavyweights.
Mixing business insights with raw personal confessions, it’s part TED Talk, part therapy session – always candid, often viral.
Documentary series examining how sport adapts to change. This episode looks at how women’s football
has developed and continues to grow within the modern game.

This new adaptation of John Galsworthy’s novels follows a powerful family of stockbrokers in late-Victorian Britain.
. When a wealthy solicitor becomes fixated on a woman who does not love him, marriage turns into a battleground of control, pride and inherited privilege.

US drama starring Shanola Hampton as a crisis specialist who rescues missing people the system has otherwise overlooked.
The twist is that she herself is holding somebody captive in her basement. Who? Ah, you’ll have to watch and find out...
The tour continues as another selection of holes is presented and discussed
against the backdrop of the course.

The Shipmans and the Wests, Nessa and Smithy, Uncle Bryn and that fishing trip. A Fond Farewell brings the gang
back together to look at how a cult sitcom became a national obsession. Cast, creators and clips celebrate the love story that stole Britain’s heart.

From Oscar® and Emmy®-winner Julian Fellowes (Downton Abbey) comes a sprawling period drama set during New York City's
glittering Gilded Age (1865-1914), a time of immense economic change, conflict between the old ways and brand-new systems, and fortunes amassed and lost in the blink of an eye. The Gilded Age follows Marian Brook (Louisa Jacobson), a young woman who moves from rural Pennsylvania to New York after the death of her father to live with her "old money" aunts, Agnes van Rhijn and Ada Brook (Christine Baranski and Cynthia Nixon). Accompanied by Peggy Scott (Denee Benton), an aspiring writer seeking a fresh start, Marian quickly becomes entangled in the social war between her aunts and their stupendously rich neighbors, George and Bertha Russell (Morgan Spector and Carrie Coon). Exposed to a world on the brink of the modern age, will Marian follow the established rules of society, or forge her own path?
Griff Rhys Jones travels through the Deep South, meeting people and places that shaped America.
He begins in Charleston, where grandeur and scars sit side by side.

Great Company is a weekly podcast hosted by Jamie Laing where he has candid, uplifting,
and unfiltered conversations with inspiring people from the UK and beyond.

This year’s Mr Bates vs the Post Office, The Hack follows journalist Nick Davies and detective Dave Cook
as they push into the phone hacking scandal at the News of the World, only to find the press, police and government circling the wagons as the truth edges closer.

Formerly Gotham City's "Best-est, Most Titillating-est, Most Exciting-est Couple Ever," Harley and Ivy have fallen into a rut.
After learning that Metropolis is about to hold the "Event of the Year," they decide to finally shake things up.
Atlas’s baptism makes Rachel and Paul godparents, while Amy and G gear up for Battle of the Bands.

As this feature-length documentary goes to show, when ‘just a library book’ becomes political, quiet heroes emerge.
Meet the librarians across America, protectors of books, who amid threats, bans and polarized culture wars are thrust into unexpected frontlines.

The long-running stand-up showcase returns from Hammersmith with host Babatunde Aléshé, who brings
Chloe Petts and Lindsey Santoro to the stage.
This wildlife series using aerial footage and high-end cinematography to reveal hidden habitats across the UK,
skipping famous landmarks in favour of secret coastlines, forests and fields where nature thrives out of sight.

This true-life drama stars the always-brilliant Sheridan Smith as Ann Ming, a mother who refused to accept the law’s verdict
after her daughter’s killer walked free. Her fight to overturn double jeopardy turns a private loss into a national legal battle.

As Pierpoint gears up to take Lumi public, Eric gets a long-awaited promotion to partner, Yasmin tries to escape Harper's shadow at the desk
, and Robert struggles to manage Lumi CEO Henry Muck. Meanwhile, Harper sees an opportunity to get back in the game at hedge fund FutureDawn.

After Lex Luthor threatens to shut down their beloved dive bar, Noonan's, supervillain lovebirds Kite Man
and Golden Glider concoct a scheme to save it.

Welcome to Mad, Sad & Bad — the unfiltered podcast hosted by Paloma Faith.
Join chart-topping singer, actress and style icon Paloma Faith as she welcomes comedians, actors, musicians, and thought-leaders into her home for raw, revealing, and often hilarious conversations. Together, they dive into life’s messiest moments—when they felt mad, sad, bad (and everything in between).
This globe-trotting food doc returns, tracing the journeys of spices that changed the world. First stop:
coriander – prized, polarising and packed with history.

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Medical drama where the MIU investigate doctors under pressure. This time Dr James Ford faces scrutiny
after a split-second choice between two patients ends in tragedy.

In 1987, Marlee Matlin became the first Deaf actor to win an Academy Award and was thrust into the spotlight at 21 years old.
Reflecting on her life in her primary language of American Sign Language, Marlee explores the complexities of what it means to be a trailblazer.

Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, and Steve Carell star in this Emmy® winner
about the fallout from a scandal.

Gentle comedy as Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse explore friendship through fishing trips. They start in Mid Wales
on the River Irfon and Upper Wye..

After members of the Lamb family are convicted of fraud and various other crimes, a murder charge is brought against David for the death of his competitor.
But in 1991, the charges are dropped due to a lack of hard evidence. With over 20,000 families affected by the practices at the Lamb Funeral Home, the case brings about reforms and new regulations to the mortuary business.

Danny Dyer and Ryan Sampson star as warring brothers in this hit comedy. Glen’s calm life with fiancée Kirsty
is wrecked when Lee barges back, running from his past.

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A testament to the transformative rewards of an unflinching search for truth, unveiling Mariska Hargitay's journey
to reclaim her mother's story – and her own.

After rugby player Ed Jackson broke his neck diving into a shallow pool, he took up mountain climbing.
Now he hauls himself over the peaks with a body that only half obeys, determined to just ‘feel’ – on his own terms. The result is a deeply inspiring film.

Indie icons Pavement get weird as director Alex Ross Perry splices real tour footage with a staged biopic and full-blown jukebox musical.
Actors lose themselves in fake Malkmus swagger while the real band look on, bemused, as their legacy is deconstructed in real time.

Former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon steps into the spotlight in a documentary that’s more about patience than power,
tracing how a man known for understatement navigated wars, climate talks and superpower egos. This is diplomacy – but done quietly.

From Ben Stiller, this series stars Adam Scott as a man whose memories have been surgically divided
by his employer.

Shane is the exploration of the rise of one of the greatest cricket players the world has known, Shane Warne.
From his early life as a young man barely interested in the game to superstar bowler, via the various controversies which shaped him as a player, a team mate, a father, a man.

This animated comedy focuses on the Simpsons family in the town of Springfield. In a book-themed trilogy,
Marge’s resentment takes monstrous form, Lisa tries to save the planet through murder and Homer learns he’s not the man he thought he was.

Gary Oldman and Kristin Scott Thomas star in a quick-witted spy show about a dysfunctional
team of MI5 agents.
One of the first-ever viral videos back in 1995, South Park is the grown-up animated series about Cartman and pals that’s very near the knuckle
, always funny and really needs no introduction (although we’ve just given it one).

In this Emmy®-winning comedy, American football coach Ted Lasso (Jason Sudeikis)
leads AFC Richmond with optimism.
From Grand Slam glory to iconic sneaker, this doc asks how Stan Smith became both tennis legend and fashion icon.
With input from friends, players and designers, it reveals the man behind the shoe and his legacy on and off the court.

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In front of an adoring sold-out crowd in Los Angeles, The Weeknd brings fans up close with this intimate and epic special concert event, exclusively on HBO.
This doc weaves archive and first-hand accounts into a vivid portrait of solidarity, defiance and the unlikely alliances that changed lives.