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BT has launched Black Friday sales a week before the day itself.

Two years since the second season’s finale aired, the third season of Succession has been a long time coming.

The eagerly awaited return of Dexter is finally almost here and viewers are being treated to a 10-part series called Dexter: New Blood.

Growing up in Ireland as an Irish dancer and gymnast, Laura Donnelly learned quickly that performance was her first love.

While it might have been a sleeper start for many Irish fans, Mare of Easttown has quickly become one of the most talked-about shows of the year.

Friends fans were overjoyed when they learned that a reunion special was en route. Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer are all involved in the star-studded special.

I Hate Suzie season two will begin this autumn.Piper, who created and starred in the hit Sky Atlantic drama, recently told NME of current plans to develop the second season about a singer-turned-actress whose private photos are leaked.“When [Sky Atlantic] talked about a second series, I think we both cried,” Piper said of her reaction alongside her co-writer on the show, Lucy Prebble.

Magical new show The Nevers is getting a lot of attention on social media after premiering in the UK.

Friends fans were overjoyed when they learned that a reunion special was en route. Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer are all involved in the star-studded special.

Euphoria has landed – and it comes with a confirmed release date.Part 2: Jules (the full title of which is F*ck Anyone Who’s Not A Sea Blob) will premiere in the US on HBO Max this Friday (January 22), and on Sky Atlantic and NOW TV in UK on January 25.The forthcoming episode focuses on Jules (Hunter Schafer).

Olivia Colman has been knocking it out of the park with her incredible portrayal of The Queen on Netflix.

The Undoing has drawn in a bigger audience for its debut than Game Of Thrones when it premiered in 2011.The Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant-starring miniseries – which airs on HBO in the US – follows a psychotherapist who begins to question her life after a death, her husband disappearing and an affair.It has now been confirmed that the show’s premiere achieved a cumulative 28-day audience of over 2.78 million viewers following its debut on October 25.

Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant have won an unlikely battle against the forces of Westeros, at least in terms of ratings from across the Atlantic. The opening episode of HBO's glossy limited series The Undoing has reached a cumulative 28-day audience of more than 2.78 million viewers for Comcast's European pay-TV giant Sky, making it bigger than the launch of Game of Thrones on Sky in 2011.

David E. Kelley and Susanne Bier’s limited series The Undoing is gripping audiences in the UK just as tightly as those in America, where the psychological thriller broadcasts on HBO.

The Undoing has drawn in a bigger audience for its debut than Game Of Thrones when it premiered in 2011.The Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant-starring miniseries – which airs on HBO in the US – follows a psychotherapist who begins to question her life after a death, her husband disappearing and an affair.It has now been confirmed that the show’s premiere achieved a cumulative 28-day audience of over 2.78 million viewers following its debut on October 25.

In the UK, you can watch The Undoing on Sky Atlantic, where it airs each Monday at 9pm.You can also watch it on catch up on both Sky On Demand and NowTV.To watch it on Sky you will need a subscription to the TV service.For NowTV, you will need an Entertainment Pass which costs £9.99 a month – however, there is a free seven-day trial.So far The Undoing has impressed fans and critics alike, garnering a 75 percent critic rating on Rotten Tomatoes.The show has been dubbed a “beautifully shot mystery”.The new HBO drama miniseries is based on the novel, You Should Have Known by Jean Hanff Korelitz.Nicole who plays the part of Grace told the panel at TCA: "Choosing to unknow things is a fascinating part of human nature."The great thing about this

Tin Star has just been released exclusively on NME – check it out below.Tin Star: Liverpool will see Tim Roth, Genevieve O’Reilly and Abigail Lawrie reprise their roles as the Worth family, and will see them head to Liverpool where events began 20 years prior.The synopsis for season three says the family “are on the attack, determined to draw to a conclusion the historic battles they have been fighting from the past, and will have to confront their deadliest enemies in a battle to win freedom in the present.”Watch the new clip here:Tin Star: Liverpool is set to launch on Sky Atlantic next month, across six episodes.

Hugh Grant believes we're getting him all wrong, saying his isn't exactly the 'Mr Nice Guy' people make him out to be.

Gemma Collins has been left delighted after she got namechecked in Billie Piper's racy new TV drama I Hate Suzie.

Naman Ramachandran Gareth Evans, the co-creator of hit Sky Atlantic, Pulse Films and Sister Pictures show “Gangs of London,” and star Sope Dirisu have defended the stylized violence featured in it.“It is individual taste,” Evans said at the Edinburgh TV Festival on Tuesday. “We all have a different moral barometer, whether it is something we are okay with or not okay with.

Naman Ramachandran HBO and Sky Atlantic’s “Chernobyl,” Channel 4’s “Stath Lets Flats” and Channel 4 and Netflix’s “The End of the F—king World” emerged with two BAFTAs apiece at this year’s awards.“Chernobyl” won for mini-series and leading actor for Jared Harris, adding two prizes to its existing haul of seven gongs at the BAFTA TV Craft Awards earlier this month.Meanwhile, BAFTA’s Leading Actress award was won by Glenda Jackson for her performance in BBC’s “Elizabeth is Missing,” her first television role for more than 25 years and the second BAFTA of her career.