Looking for a new show to get hooked on? You’re in luck! This week brings some great options, including a fresh period drama called The Other Bennet Sister. Starring Ruth Jones (from Gavin and Stacey) and Ella Bruccoleri (Call the Midwife), the BBC series follows a strong-willed woman as she strives for independence.
Mystery fans have something to look forward to this week with the arrival of a new psychological thriller on Apple TV. The series stars Elisabeth Moss, known from The Handmaid’s Tale, and Kerry Washington of Scandal, and promises a story full of guilt, revenge, love, and betrayal.
If you’re enjoying the second season of One Piece, there’s plenty more adventure coming with Luffy (Iñaki Godoy) and his crew! It’s going to be a great week for fans, so here’s a look at what’s coming up.
The Other Bennet Sister
Ruth Jones, known for Gavin and Stacey, and Ella Bruccoleri, famous from Call the Midwife, are joining forces for a new historical drama on BBC called The Other Bennet Sister.
Based on Janice Hadlow’s popular novel, Olivia Bruccoleri stars as Mary Bennet, the often-ignored middle sister in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, according to the story’s description.
Okay, so I’m really excited about this new show! It’s basically the Pride and Prejudice story, but told from Mary Bennet’s point of view – you know, the quiet sister. It’s cool because we finally get to see her come into her own and figure things out for herself, instead of always being in the background. Apparently, Imelda Staunton is playing Mrs. Bennet, and Richard E. Grant – who was amazing in Saltburn – is Mr. Bennet. It’s going to be 10 episodes, and I’m already hooked just from the premise!
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The Other Bennet Sister is available to watch from Saturday 15 March at 8pm on BBC One.
The Marlow Murder Club, season 3
With the promotion of DI Tanika Malik, things are shifting as the local amateur detectives have become a regular part of her crime-solving team.
In season three, retired archaeologist Judith Potts, dog walker Suzie Harris, and vicar’s wife Becks Starling will face a series of complicated and mysterious cases that will really challenge them.
The situation becomes deeply personal when a case connected to Beck’s history puts their work as civilian advisors in jeopardy.
The Marlow Murder Club season 3 is available to watch from Wednesday 18 March on U and U&Drama.
Imperfect Women
Apple TV+’s thriller, Imperfect Women, features a strong cast including Elisabeth Moss (from The Handmaid’s Tale), Kerry Washington (Scandal), and Kate Mara (House of Cards). The series follows three women whose lives are dramatically upended.
Guilt, retribution, love and betrayal begins to tear at their decades-long friendship.
Described as a unique thriller, Imperfect Women explores how the choices we make can permanently change our lives and suggests that even our strongest friendships can hide secrets.
Imperfect Women is available to watch from Wednesday 18 March on Apple TV.
The Madison
Taylor Sheridan’s new series, The Madison, a spin-off of Yellowstone, is being described as his most personal project yet. The show will follow two contrasting settings – the scenic Montana countryside and the bustling streets of New York City – and explore the complexities of family relationships. Starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell, the story centers on the Clyburn family as they navigate loss and the search for meaningful connections. Pfeiffer plays the family matriarch, Stacy Clyburn, and Russell plays Preston Clyburn.
The Madison is available to watch from Saturday 14 March on Paramount+.
One Piece Bonus Content
If you loved watching the second season of One Piece – Into the Grand Line – on Netflix, get ready for more! We’re taking you behind the scenes to explore how this series, which we found to be incredibly fun and exciting, was made.
This special series will show fans behind the scenes, revealing how the incredible stunts and special effects were created.
If you’re a big fan of One Piece, like Luffy and his love of food, you’ll also find hidden extras to discover.
One Piece Bonus Content is available to stream from Tuesday 17 March on Netflix.
Tyler Perry’s Black in Beauty, season 2, part 2
The second part of Tyler Perry’s Black in Beauty season two promises to be just as full of drama as the first half.
Kimmie (Taylor Polidore Williams) has gained control of the Bellarie family’s beauty company, but this has created enemies of her husband’s former wife and children, who are determined to ruin her.
Things are really heating up in the game, but my character, Kimmie, isn’t giving up – even though more and more enemies keep popping up! If you’re looking for something else to check out, the second part of season 2 of Tyler Perry’s Black in Beauty drops on Netflix this Thursday, March 19th.
I’m so excited! The latest issue of Living Legends magazine, a gorgeous, full-color 100-page tribute to Harry Styles, is finally out! You can grab a copy at any newsstand or order it online. I’m definitely getting one!
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