A “mind-blowing” crime series that ‘delivers perfection’: 8 stellar shows on BBC and more this week

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The final episode of Call the Midwife airs this Sunday, March 8th, and actress Helen George warns it’s going to be very emotional! To help us cope, we’ve put together a list of this week’s best TV shows – guaranteed to make you laugh, cry, and feel all the feels.

If you don’t watch Call the Midwife, there’s still plenty to enjoy this week! Get ready for a great lineup of shows, including thrilling mysteries, heartwarming romances, and lots of action. The Capture is back, and viewers are calling it a perfectly executed, mind-blowing crime series. Read on to discover all our recommendations for the next seven days.

The Capture, season 3

BBC’s crime drama The Capture returns for a third season with a central question: how can truth survive when lies are commonplace? Detective Inspector Rachel Carey, played by Holliday Grainger, is at the heart of the investigation as she tries to find the answer.

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Following the events of the previous season, Carey becomes increasingly involved in a major political crisis affecting Britain’s government, intelligence agencies, and news outlets, according to the description of the drama series created and written by Ben Chanan.

Who is orchestrating everything, and whom can she rely on? The series also features Paapa Essiedu, known from Gangs of London, as Isaac Turner, and Ginny Holder, from Death in Paradise, as DI Nadia Latif.

You can watch season 3 of The Capture starting Sunday, March 8th at 9pm on BBC One, or from 6am on BBC iPlayer.

Gone

Eve Myles, known for her fantastic work in thriller series, returns with a brand new, suspenseful show called Gone.

Olivia Colman, known for her roles in Broadchurch and The Crow Girl, returns to television as Detective Annie Cassidy. She’s investigating the disappearance of a woman named Sarah in Bristol.

David Morrissey plays Headmaster Michael Polly, and he’s currently the main suspect. Once a respected figure, Michael’s life is beginning to unravel when he encounters Annie, who is determined to uncover the truth about him.

You can watch the premiere of Gone on ITV1 this Sunday, March 8th, at 9pm. It will also be available to stream on ITVX.

Vladimir

Rachel Weisz plays an English professor who becomes intensely attracted to Vladimir (Leo Woodall), a new and younger coworker.

Netflix promotes the series as a blend of steamy secrets, edgy humor, and intriguing characters, centering on a woman determined to make her desires come true.

Vladimir is available to watch from Thursday 5 March on Netflix.

Marshals

Following the success of Yellowstone, a new spin-off series called Marshals is coming soon. It centers on Kayce Dutton (played by Luke Grimes) as he trades life on the Yellowstone Ranch for a career with the US Marshals, joining a highly skilled federal law enforcement team.

Kayce is starting a new business that blends his knowledge of ranching with his training as a Navy SEAL, and it’s going to be challenging.

As Kayce, I’m really feeling the pressure in this game. It’s not just about fighting – I’m constantly torn between doing what’s right for my team and sticking by my family. Plus, knowing I’m the last one standing between everyone and danger is seriously messing with my head. It’s a tough balancing act!

Marshals is available to watch from Monday 2 March on Paramount+.

Blue Therapy

Originally starting as a web series on YouTube, Blue Therapy is now a new eight-episode reality show on Netflix. The show gives viewers a front-row seat to couples working through relationship issues in real-time therapy sessions.

With the help of couples therapist Karen Doherty, seven couples are working to address issues in their relationships by being honest, open, and taking responsibility for their actions.

Blue Therapy is available to watch Wednesday 4 March on Netflix.

Young Sherlock

Guy Ritchie’s Young Sherlock is being described as a fun, fast-paced mystery that tells the story of how the famous detective first began his career.

This show centers around a rebellious and charming young Sherlock Holmes (Hero Fiennes Tiffin) and his first encounter with the notorious James Moriarty (Dónal Finn).

He quickly finds himself caught up in a murder investigation that puts his own liberty at risk. The story hints at a worldwide conspiracy as Sherlock tackles his very first case, leading to a dramatic climax that will change his life forever.

Young Sherlock is available to watch from Thursday 4 March on Prime Video.

Siren’s Kiss

Wi Hajun, known from Squid Game, plays a top investigator named Cha Woo-seok in this thrilling romance. His life takes a turn when he receives a call from a woman claiming to have information about a murder. Sadly, she dies before she can reveal what she knows, leaving Woo-seok to unravel the mystery.

Woo-seok’s search for answers takes him to an auctioneer with a strange history – three of his previous fiancées have all died under mysterious circumstances. To uncover what really happened, Woo-seok comes up with a plan: he suggests they pretend to be in a relationship…

Siren’s Kiss is available to watch from Monday 2 March on Prime Video.

Boyfriend on Demand

Netflix describes the series Boyfriend on Demand as a fresh spin on the romantic comedy. It follows Seo Mi-rae (played by Jisoo of Blackpink), a tired webtoon producer who finds an escape from her stressful life by using a virtual dating program where you pay for a boyfriend.

She discovers connections online that rekindle her hope for romance and inspire her to pursue a genuine relationship, despite the challenges. But could getting caught up in the online world make it hard to tell what’s real?

Boyfriend on Demand is available to watch from Friday 6 March on Netflix.

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2026-03-01 15:20