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Last Updated on March 2, 2025 by Stefanie Hutson

March will be here before you know it, and that means a new set of British (and other) TV shows over on Acorn TV. It's a 31-day month with 5 Mondays (the day Acorn TV does most of their drops), so the list is particularly long this time.

Shows Continuing on Acorn TV in March 2025

The Graham Norton Show, Season 32

This popular talk show returns for another season of chats with celebrities. New episodes air as follows:

• March 7th, Episode 20 (FINALE) – Claudia Winkleman serves as guest host. Guest lineup includes: Chris Pratt, Rob Beckett, and Shaboozey

You can watch earlier episodes HERE. 

Murdoch Mysteries, Season 18

At the turn of the century, Detective William Murdoch (Yannick Bisson, Baking All the Way, Casino Jack) solves gruesome murders in Toronto using innovative techniques like fingerprinting, ultraviolet lighting, and trace evidence. This season, he turns down a promotion to Inspector to stay in the field, tackling complex crimes. In the new season, the stationhouse welcomes Albert Choi (Paul Sun-Hyung, The Mandalorian, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Kim’s Convenience), a respected and good-humored addition to the team.

Episodes will air as follows in March, with 22 in total by the end of the season:

• March 3rd: Episode 4, “Gimme Shelter” – Murdoch and Watts investigate a young woman’s death from an overdose of stolen cocaine.
• March 10th: Episode 5, “A Starlet is Born” – Murdoch suspects a starlet’s fan is responsible when a hotel bell man is killed in a car explosion.
• March 17th: Episode 6, “The Murdoch Link” – When a rare prehistoric skull is stolen and a buyer ends up dead, Murdoch looks into the case.
• March 24th: Episode 7, “The Measure of My Dreams” – On Christmas Eve, Murdoch and Choi must track down Shane, a squabbling drunk who is being targeted.
• March 31st: Episode 8, “Welcome to Paradise” – Murdoch fears that a serial killer is on the loose after bodies are found in a field.

Catch up on past episodes HERE.

A Remarkable Place to Die (2024, New Zealand)

Detective Anais Mallory (Chelsie Preston Crayford, M3GAN, Underbelly) is back in Queenstown, New Zealand, but the homecoming is anything but peaceful. Faced with a string of unsettling murders, she must navigate the town’s secrets while reckoning with the past she thought she’d left behind. Also starring Rebecca Gibney (Under the Vines, The Dressmaker) and Matt Whelan (The Sounds, Under the Vines, The Gone).

New episodes air weekly on Mondays as follows:

• March 3rd, Episode 3: Anaís investigates a double homicide at a remote campsite with a shocking connection to her past.
• March 10th, Episode 4 (FINALE): As Anaís mines for information from Snapes’ ledger, she gets closer to discovering the truth.

Catch up on past episodes HERE.

New Shows on Acorn TV in March 2025

March 3rd Premieres

Recipes for Love & Murder, Season 2

A food-loving advice columnist turns amateur sleuth when a reader seeking help is murdered, leading her to investigate while sharing her favorite recipes. In season 2, a fire engulfs the town of Eden, triggering a chain of events that drag our characters into multiple murder investigations.

Episodes will premiere on Mondays as follows:

• March 3rd, 
  • Episode 1: “Once Upon a Time” – As Hattie plans to announce her mayoral campaign through a movie drive-in charity event, a series of fires breaks out in the town. McClintock enlists the help of the local police in investigating Maria and proving she was behind the killing of Mickey.
  • Episode 2: “A Little Guilt Goes a Long Way” – When Frank's body is taken to the mortuary for examination, the autopsy report reveals a shocking truth. Searching for answers, Maria meets with the local mechanic Ricus but finds herself drawn into his support group.
• March 10th
  • Episode 3: “The Heart Wants What the Heart Wants” – As the investigation into Frank’s death continues, Georgie and Maria share with each other their feelings about losing a spouse. Jessie uncovers incriminating evidence linked to the town fires, and Maria and Ricus are held up by armed robbers.
• March 17th
  • Episode 4: “His Favourite Snoek” – Now the interim editor of the Gazette, Jessie gets a threatening letter. She and Maria discover that Georgie has been receiving religious counseling, which provides a solid alibi for Mickey's murder.
• March 24th
  • Episode 5: “Crash, Bang, Wallop” – Now the interim editor of the Gazette, Jessie gets a threatening letter. She and Maria discover that Georgie has been receiving religious counseling, which provides a solid alibi for Mickey's murder.
• March 31st
  • Episode 6: “Home is Where Bearnaise Is” – As more evidence emerges of Jaco robbing various crime scenes, Regardt confronts and arrests his brother. A frustrated Maria faces severe repercussions after breaking into Marius Rabie's office.

Catch up on season 1 HERE.

Black '47 (2018 Feature Film)

Set in Ireland during the Great Famine, Black '47 follows an Irish Ranger (James Frecheville) who, after fighting for the British Army abroad, deserts his post to return home, only to find his family devastated by hunger and oppression. As he seeks justice, his actions draw the attention of a relentless British officer (Hugo Weaving). The film also features Jim Broadbent, Stephen Rea, Freddie Fox, and Barry Keoghan.

The Angels' Share (2012 Feature Film)

Narrowly avoiding jail, new father Robbie (Paul Brannigan) is determined to change his life. When a visit to a whisky distillery introduces him and his friends to the world of high-end Scotch, they hatch an ambitious plan that could offer them a fresh start. Blending drama and comedy, the film follows a group of outsiders searching for redemption and opportunity in an unlikely place.

Intermission (2003 Feature Film)

In Dublin, a group of interconnected lives unravel through a series of impulsive decisions, crimes, and misfortunes. A heartbroken store clerk (Cillian Murphy) tries to win back his ex, a reckless criminal (Colin Farrell) escalates a spree of violence, and a frustrated detective (Colm Meaney) pursues justice in his own unorthodox way. Meanwhile, a café worker (Kelly Macdonald) and a struggling woman (Shirley Henderson) find themselves caught in the chaos. As their paths cross, each faces unexpected consequences in this intertwining tale of love, greed, and survival.

The Wind that Shakes the Barley (2006 Feature Film)

During the Irish War of Independence, two brothers (Cillian Murphy and Pádraic Delaney) join a guerrilla resistance against British forces, only to find their loyalty to each other tested as the conflict deepens. As they navigate ambushes, betrayals, and shifting allegiances, their differing views on Ireland’s future drive them toward an unavoidable divide. Also starring Orla Fitzgerald and Liam Cunningham, the film explores the sacrifices and tensions within a nation—and a family—torn apart by war.

The Journey (2016 Feature Film)

Set in 2006 Northern Ireland, this period drama follows Sinn Féin leader Martin McGuinness (Colm Meaney) and Democratic Unionist Party leader Ian Paisley (Timothy Spall) as they are unexpectedly forced to share a car ride during historic peace negotiations. As the two longtime political adversaries navigate their uneasy journey, their tense exchanges reveal the deep divisions—and surprising common ground—between them. Also starring Freddie Highmore, John Hurt, Toby Stephens, Catherine McCormack, Ian McElhinney, and Ian Beattie, the film offers a fictionalized glimpse into a pivotal moment in the peace process.

March 10th Premieres

Blackshore (2024)

Set in a remote Irish coastal town, this crime drama follows Detective Fia Lucey (Lisa Dwan) as she returns to her hometown to investigate the murder of a young woman. As she gets deeper into the case, she uncovers all manner of unsavoury secrets within the tight-knit community, forcing her to confront her own past. Also starring Moe Dunford, Stanley Townsend, Rory Keenan, and Éanna Hardwicke, the series weaves together mystery, family conflict, and the darkness lurking beneath the town’s surface.

Episodes will air as follows:

• March 10th
  • Episode 1 – A police detective (Lisa Dwan, Bloodlands) returns to her hometown and becomes involved in a missing person case, which is linked to her traumatic past and the town's dark history.
  • Episode 2 – With the case now confirmed a murder, Fia suspects her new partner, Detective Furlong. But she soon discovers the dark secrets of the town have their roots in a more powerful source.
• March 17th
  • Episode 3 – With the murder victim daughter, Carrie, missing, Fia is in a race against time to uncover the truth. A press conference erupts into allegations of Fia’s father’s involvement with another missing girl, 20 years before.
• March 24th
  • Episode 4 – As the past and present begin to merge, Fia uncovers the truth behind the abuse of young women in the town. The discovery of a body in the lake points to a darker collusion and the most powerful man in the town – Bill McGuire.
• March 31st
  • Episode 5 – With her partner Cian Furlong now firmly on her side, Fia takes the law into her own hands in order to get to the truth. A truth that will bring her closer to her own dark, tragic past.

March 17th PremierES

The Brief (2004 to 2005)

Henry Farmer (Alan Davies, Jonathan Creek) is a sharp-witted and charismatic criminal law barrister, known for taking on the toughest cases—and somehow winning. But while he thrives in the courtroom, his personal life is in shambles. Drowning in debt, tangled in a messy love life, and struggling with an exasperated boss, Henry barely keeps his head above water. All 12 episodes premiere at once.

Can't wait? You can watch it HERE, free with ads, right now.

Atwood Stories (2003)

Based on the works of Margaret Atwood (The Handmaid’s Tale, Alias Grace), this anthology series presents six standalone dramas, each following characters whose lives are altered by unexpected encounters. In The Man From Mars, a university student is pursued by an awkward yet persistent admirer, while Death by Landscape follows a woman haunted by a mysterious disappearance from her past. Other episodes include Betty, Polarities, Isis, and The Sunrise, each exploring moments of connection, conflict, and transformation in settings ranging from academic circles to remote landscapes.

March 24th Premieres

The Eclipse (2024 French Miniseries)

During an evening eclipse, 17-year-old Luca accidentally shoots his girlfriend, Nour. Panicked, he leaves to find help—only to return and discover that she has vanished. As local police officers Manue (Anne Charrier, The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon) and Johanna (Claire Keim, Highlander) begin their investigation, they uncover secrets that reach far beyond the missing girl, entangling their own families in the process. As the search intensifies, the case takes unexpected turns, forcing both officers to confront personal and professional dilemmas.

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March 31st PremierES

Luther (2010 to 2019)

John Luther (Idris Elba, The Wire) is a brilliant but tormented homicide detective with an uncanny ability to understand the minds of killers. His obsession with justice, coupled with his unconventional methods and personal demons, frequently puts him at odds with his team and pushes him to the edge. As he deals with dangerous criminals and a fractured personal life, Luther's relentless pursuit of the truth comes at a steep cost. Binge premiere of all 5 seasons.

Can't wait? You can also watch it HERE immediately.

Truelove (2024)

At a funeral, a group of old friends make a drunken pact—if any of them face a slow and painful decline, the others will ensure a dignified death. What starts as a darkly humorous idea quickly turns into a shocking reality, forcing them to confront moral dilemmas and unexpected consequences. Clarke Peters, Phil Davis, Lindsay Duncan, Fiona Button, Peter Egan, and Sue Johnston star.

In the Kitchen with Harry Hamlin, Season 1 (2023)

Harry Hamlin (Mayfair Witches) welcomes viewers into his kitchen, where he and his niece, Chef Renee Guilbaut, prepare incredible dishes while crafting the ultimate dinner party for their celebrity friends. Blending delicious recipes, culinary expertise, and lively conversation, the series offers a behind-the-scenes look at cooking with flair, flavor, and a touch of Hollywood charm.

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