The new season of an award-winning Aussie political thriller launches in March, and the Aussie version of a hit British improv comedy show arrives stateside.
Aussie & Kiwi TV: US Premieres in March 2019


The new season of an award-winning Aussie political thriller launches in March, and the Aussie version of a hit British improv comedy show arrives stateside.

The Pacific: In the Wake of Captain Cook with Sam Neill is a can’t-miss factual series that begins airing nationally in the US tonight.

Fans of Miss Fisher, rejoice! Both the new film and TV series premiere this year, and Acorn TV is the only SVOD service in North America that will have them.

Two new series from Australia arrive in the US in February, including a documentary presented by the outstanding Sam Neill about British explorer Captain James Cook.

Many of the new Down Under TV series in 2018 were good or great, and some I couldn’t get into no matter how terrific their ratings. Herewith, then, are my favorites.

A belated Happy New Year to you! And a belated announcement about Australian series Romper Stomper premiering in the US in January.

Series 5 of The Brokenwood Mysteries started yesterday in the US and Canada, and its new episodes are fab.

The premieres of two highly-anticipated new dramas and the return of two hugely popular series are just some of what’s in store for stateside fans of Down Under TV in December.

Acorn TV has secured the US rights to My Life Is Murder, the new mystery drama series starring Lucy Lawless.

North American fans of The Heart Guy, rejoice! Your favorite bad-boy Aussie doctor returns when the drama’s third season premieres in November.

As of this writing, the new and returning series in October are from Australia, including Rake, which brings back one of the most beloved characters in Down Under TV.

Welshman Ioan Gruffudd stars as the eponymous forensic pathologist in Harrow, the latest mystery series from Australia to screen in the US.