From Andor to Zero Day , The Last Of Us to Stranger Things , and Alan Partridge to Wonder Man to Doctor Who , there is no shortage of returning favourites, fresh franchise offerings, original programming, weekly droppers and binge-ready shows in store for us before the year is through.
And with that being said, on we go with the list…. Mark S. Adam Scott , Irving B. Based on the noodle-twisting true story of how Australian influencer and wellness guru Belle Gibson duped millions online into believing she'd cured her non-existent terminal brain cancer through healthy living, Samantha Strauss' upcoming six-episode limited series will see Kaitlyn Dever take on the role of the duplicitous social media star.
Simmons , his increasingly powerful half-brother Oliver Christian Convery , and a new batch of superpowered villains bent on destruction. Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight takes us back in time to London, circa s, for a true story inspired period boxing drama. A bulked-up Stephen Graham stars as brawler Sugar Goodson, a Big Smoke boxing world big-wig who finds himself squaring off, both in and outside the ring, with Erin Doherty's Mary Carr — the self-described Queen of all-female criminal gang the Forty Elephants — and her new prizefighter, charismatic Jamaican-born heavyweight Hezekiah Moscow Malachi Kirby.
Philip Barantini, Stephen Graham, and Jack Thorne have come together for this four-part, one-shot drama that sees a family dealing with the aftermath of a year-old boy being arrested for murdering his school mate. Anthony Ramos and Alden Ehrenreich co-star.
The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon writing duo Ben Kronengold and Rebecca Shaw strike out on their own path with an ensemble comedy about a group of twenty-something housemates navigating adulthood together. Rob Delaney and Jay Duplass are among their co-stars. Uma Thurman is set to join Michael C.
