‘More twists and turns than your average thriller’: 8 must-see shows on BBC, ITV and more this week

TV viewers have a busy week ahead, with lots of new and returning crime shows to choose from. Netflix is releasing a gripping new series called Jo Nesbø’s Detective Hole, and according to the director and executive producer, Øystein Karlsen, it’s packed with unexpected twists and turns – more than he’s seen in any other thriller.

Netflix is adding a new horror series created by Haley Z. Boston and executive produced by the Duffer Brothers. The show explores the anxieties around commitment as a couple prepares to get married, with ominous consequences hinted at as they head towards their wedding day.

If you’re in the mood for something different – a break from mysteries and thrillers – you might enjoy the new series starring Riz Ahmed, the Oscar and Emmy-winning actor. It’s a heartwarming and funny story about a man trying to achieve his goals, despite facing challenges.

With so many streaming services like BBC, ITV, Netflix, and Apple TV, there’s a show or movie for everyone. Start browsing to find your next favorite obsession!

Beyond Paradise season 4

There are changes coming to the Shipton Abbott police station! Detective Inspector Humphrey Goodman (played by Kris Marshall) has been told to reduce his team size, meaning he’ll have to let one of his officers go.

I was so excited to see that Howard and Martha finally decided to ditch the boat and move into a proper house! It’s a big change for them, and I’m really curious to see how they settle in.

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The new season of the BBC series features unusual mysteries, including the death of a writer who seemed to predict their own end, and reports of a possible vengeful mermaid. You can watch season 4 of Beyond Paradise starting Friday, March 27th at 8pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

Grace, season 6

Based on early details, season six of the popular ITV crime drama Grace promises to be a gripping and suspenseful experience.

The new season will feature four fresh cases, including a compelling mystery about a missing person with hidden and complex secrets.

Despite facing tough cases, Detective Superintendent Roy Grace (John Simm) and his colleagues in the East Sussex police force are still struggling with the shock of Assistant Chief Constable Cassian Pewe’s (Sam Hoare) disloyalty.

Grace returns on Sunday, March 29th at 8pm on ITV and ITVX. This season, Grace must decide if she can rely on information from Cassian regarding the murder of Sandy and a danger to Cassian’s son, Bruno. Don’t miss the new season to find out what happens!

Jo Nesbø’s Detective Hole

The compelling character of Detective Harry Hole comes to life on screen, brought by showrunner and novelist Jo Nesbø.

This gripping new nine-episode series centers around a serial killer mystery and follows Harry Hole (played by Tobias Santelmann), a highly skilled detective investigating the crimes.

Haunted by his inner struggles, Harry needs to overcome them to confront and expose the dishonest Detective Tom Waaler (Joel Kinnaman) and bring him to justice, racing against time to solve the case.

Jo Nesbø’s Detective Hole is available to watch from Thursday 26 March on Netflix

Something Very Bad is About to Happen

Okay, so this new Netflix series is seriously cool. The creator, Haley Z. Boston, totally blends horror with a wedding theme – it’s like a spooky, messed-up marriage story. According to Netflix’s blog, Tudum, it basically takes you on a ride towards a wedding that’s gonna end badly, and it’s super creepy the whole way!

Created by the team behind Stranger Things, the new series Something Very Bad is About to Happen centers on Rachel (Camila Morrone) and Nicky (Adam DiMarco) as they prepare to get married. The show delves into the concept of soulmates and the unsettling feeling that you might be marrying the wrong person.

Boston describes the series as creating a deeply unsettling and creepy atmosphere, which sounds like it will be really engaging to watch.

Something Very Bad is About to Happen is available to watch from Thursday 26 March on Netflix

Heartbreak High, season 3

Even after being called everything from ‘Map-Bitch’ to ‘Bird Psycho,’ you’d expect Amerie (Ayesha Madon) and her friends on Heartbreak High to be running out of high school drama. But that’s not the case – the chaos continues into their final year.

The story centers around a revenge prank that spirals out of control. Now, the students of Hartley High have to hide what happened, or they’ll face serious consequences.

The third and final season promises plenty of drama, especially in the romance department. Amerie and Malakai (Thomas Weatherall) will finally have to confront their complicated feelings for each other.

Heartbreak High, seasons 3 is available to watch from Wednesday 25 March on Netflix.

Bait

If you enjoyed Wonder Man then you have to tune into Bait.

Riz Ahmed, a celebrated actor known for his work in both film and television, stars in this six-episode comedy series. He plays Shah Latif, an actor whose career is at a critical point. With his latest audition, Shah faces a make-or-break moment – it’s his last chance to achieve mainstream success.

Shah is facing immense pressure, and his life is starting to fall apart. His family and a former partner are constantly second-guessing his choices. Will he be able to save his career?

While it may lack superpowers, Bait, like Wonder Man, is tipped to be hilarious and full of heart.

Bait is available to watch from Wednesday 25 March on Prime Video.

Daredevil: Born Again, season 2

The new season finds Wilson Fisk (Vincent D’Onofrio) still causing trouble in New York City. Both the Mayor and Daredevil (Charlie Cox) continue their relentless pursuit of each other.

Matt Murdock intensifies his fight to dismantle Wilson Fisk’s criminal organization, as the two clash for control of the city’s future.

Krysten Ritter is coming back to the Marvel Cinematic Universe to reprise her role as the superhero Jessica Jones.

Daredevil: Born Again, season 2 is available to watch from Wednesday 25 March on Disney+

For All Mankind, season 5

The fifth season of the Apple TV show features Sean Kaufman, known from The Summer I Turned Pretty, and continues the story after the events of the Goldilocks asteroid robbery.

People will recall the important asteroid that was redirected to orbit Mars, ensuring the survival of the Martian colony, rather than being brought back to Earth. However, tensions are rising between those on Earth and the colonists on Mars.

The upcoming season focuses on growing conflict between Earth and the Mars colony, as Earth attempts to control Mars. The trailer hints at an upcoming war, showing the Mars colony getting ready to fight back.

For All Mankind is available to watch from Friday 27 March on Apple TV.

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2026-03-22 10:21