July heats up with the national premieres of three series and a stand-up comedy special from Australia, plus a couple of dramas added to streaming services
Aussie & Kiwi TV: US Premieres in July 2020


July heats up with the national premieres of three series and a stand-up comedy special from Australia, plus a couple of dramas added to streaming services

Two weeks ago today, I had the pleasure of speaking with Rodger Corser, the star of the hit Aussie drama The Heart Guy, which begins airing on KCET in two days.

Sundance Now announced today its acquisition from eOne of the US rights to the critically-acclaimed Aussie drama series Upright, starring the internationally-renowned Tim Minchin.

There’s just one new Down Under TV series premiere in June and it’s a biggie: the reboot of the hit Australian drama SeaChange.

I’d been waiting for Lambs of God to screen in the US since I first heard about it. After having binged it, I can say it’s one of the best shows I’ve seen so far this year.

Four dramas, four stand-up comedy specials, two comedy-drama series, and one reality TV show — all from Australia — premiere in the US in May.

Sundance Now has announced its acquisition of US rights to Aussie drama Bad Mothers, which will premiere in the States next month.

With stay-at-home orders in place in most US states, here are a few Australian series you might have missed that can help you from going stir crazy.

Fans of The Heart Guy, rejoice! The show has been renewed for a fifth season!

With the coronavirus pandemic forcing many of us to stay home, here are some popular shows from Down Under that you can stream in the US for weeks.

In just a few hours, folks in the US will be able to stream the premiere of the “Miss Fisher” feature film, Miss Fisher and The Crypt of Tears. Woo hoo!

Ovation TV has announced its acquisition of three seasons of the hit Australian drama series A Place to Call Home from AMC Networks’ RLJ Entertainment.