Two new series and two new seasons from both Australia and New Zealand have their stateside premieres in June 2021, and there’s more besides.
Aussie & Kiwi TV: US Premieres in June 2021
Aussie & Kiwi TV: US Premieres in February 2021
Four new Down Under TV programs premiere in the US in February, and an acclaimed Aussie legal drama will begin streaming again for your viewing pleasure.
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
Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears: Fun Film of Hit Series Premieres in the US
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!
A Place to Call Home: Ovation TV Acquires Three Seasons of Hit Aussie Drama
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.
Aussie & Kiwi TV: US Premieres in November 2019
One Australian TV series premieres in the US in November, while an awards-nominated Aussie TV movie begins streaming via SVOD.
9 Recently Released Down Under TV Series on Prime Video US
Hello, weekend! What should we (binge) watch over the next couple of days? One (or several) of these nine shows from Australia and New Zealand? Okay!
Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries: Series 3 Headed to Acorn TV
Fans of Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries in the US and Canada (except Quebec) can get their fix of all three seasons of the hit series on Acorn TV starting in October.
7 Aussie Historical Dramas Recently Arrived on Prime Video US
A corrupt cop, a drug lord, and a serial killer are three of the characters in seven Aussie historical dramas that are currently available for streaming on Prime Video in the US.
10 More Aussie & Kiwi TV Shows Streaming on Prime Video US
With hundreds of TV shows from Down Under available in the US, let’s look at ten titles that are (mostly) outside the realm of the mysteries and crime dramas we’re so fond of.