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1 week ago | 
whattowatch.com | Nicholas Cannon |Hannah Davies
Jaws @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story is a documentary celebrating the 50 years since the world's greatest shark movie was released in the US on June 20 1975. Featuring the director Steven Spielberg and cast such as Lorraine Gary (Ellen Brody in the film) it gives fans of the film an inside look at all the chaos and creativity behind the making of the movie which was based on the bestselling novel Jaws by the late Peter Benchley.
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1 week ago | 
whattowatch.com | Nicholas Cannon |Richard M. McClure |Hannah Davies
When Bruce Springsteen Came to Britain sees the legendary rock star tell a number of new stories about his memories of performing in the UK over the years. Get the brilliant new issue of TV & Satellite Week!Inside the latest issue of TV & Satellite Week (31 May-June 6), get an exclusive interview and peek at the BBC Two documentary When Bruce Springsteen Came to Britain.
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2 weeks ago | 
whattowatch.com | Nicholas Cannon |Hannah Davies
The National Television Awards 2025 countdown is on! It's when all our favourite TV stars will grace the red carpet in their snazziest suits and poshest frocks to celebrate all things telly, with the ceremony shown live on ITV1 from London’s O2 Arena on Wednesday, September 10. Once again, Joel Dommett will host the star-studded NTAs ceremony, while all the winners will be voted for by our readers and other TV fans.
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3 weeks ago | 
whattowatch.com | Nicholas Cannon |Natasha Holt
Trespasses is a Channel 4 drama series that follows a dangerous love affair against a backdrop of sectarian violence in 1970s Northern Ireland. Set near Belfast in 1975, the four-parter is based on the acclaimed debut novel Trespasses by Louise Kennedy, and stars Say Nothing’s Lola Petticrew as Catholic teacher Cushla who falls for older, married, Protestant barrister Michael (The Gold’s Tom Cullen). But their love can never be straightforward at a time of fear, paranoia and unparalleled danger.
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3 weeks ago | 
whattowatch.com | Nicholas Cannon |Hannah Davies
Joanna Lumley’s Danube on ITV1 sees the AbFab star-turned-travelogue queen take an adventure down the River Danube. The three-part series follows Dame Joanna as she explores the 1770-mile-long river from its source in Germany’s Black Forest all the way to Romania where it opens out into the Black Sea.
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3 weeks ago | 
whattowatch.com | Nicholas Cannon |Natasha Holt
The Waterfront is a Netflix drama, inspired by true events and follows the fictional Buckley family and their battle to protect their legacy. Written by Scream and Dawson’s Creek creator Kevin Williamson, the eight-part series stars Holt McCallany as patriarch Harlan Buckley whose family has ruled the small coastal town of Havenport, North Carolina, for decades. But when their empire comes under threat, how far will the Buckleys go to protect it?
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3 weeks ago | 
whattowatch.com | Nicholas Cannon |Natasha Holt
The Survivors is a Netflix thriller series set in the stunning landscape of Tasmania, an Australian island, and is based on the bestseller by Jane Harper. Set in the fictional town of Evelyn Bay, with its towering cliffs and awe-inspiring natural beauty, it features Charlie Vickers (The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power) as Kieran Elliot, who returns to his hometown with his young family to see his ailing father and emotionally distant mother.
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3 weeks ago | 
whattowatch.com | Nicholas Cannon |Hannah Davies
Scandinavia with Simon Reeve sees the presenter keen to show how Scandinavia isn’t just all about flat-pack furniture, lakeside cabins, Lego and hygge! Across three episodes he travels from Finland, through Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Iceland, meeting fish farmers, army reservists, indigenous reindeer herders and even a happiness professor. "I visit Denmark quite a lot because my wife is half Danish but I’ve always wanted to explore the other Scandinavian countries," says Simon, 52.
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3 weeks ago | 
whattowatch.com | Nicholas Cannon |Natasha Holt
Burning Rainbow Farm is a film adaptation starring Leo Woodall and Sebastian Stan which tells the story of how two gay cannabis activists ended up in one of the most dramatic sieges America has even seen in 2001. Adapted from Dean Kuipers’ famous 2006 book Burning Rainbow Farm: How a Stoner Utopia Went Up In Smoke, Sebastian Stan and Leo Woodall play Tom Crosslin and Rollie Rohm, who fell in love and set up the peaceful, pot-friendly utopia Rainbow Farm in Michigan.
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4 weeks ago | 
whattowatch.com | Nicholas Cannon |Hannah Davies
Hidden Treasures of the National Trust season 3, narrated by Toby Jones, once again delves behind the scenes of some of Britain’s best-loved historical homes and gardens to reveal the hard work that curators, volunteers, conservators and gardeners put in to maintaining them.
