Art Detectives arrives as a polished blend of art-world intrigue and classic British mystery comfort viewing, a show that feels right at home alongside series like Midsomer Murders or The Chelsea Detective. As someone who very much enjoyed True Blood, I am always glad to see Stephen Moyer take on new roles. Here, he gets a character that leans into his natural charm without relying on the supernatural intensity he is best known for, and it suits him.
Read MoreA Perfect Winter Escape: All Creatures Great & Small Returns With Its Most Heartfelt Series Yet
All Creatures Great & Small has long been known as the ultimate feel-good series, and the arrival of Series 6 on DVD and digital on 1 December 2025 proves once again why it remains one of Britain’s most cherished dramas. Released alongside the expansive Complete Series 1–6 Box Set from Acorn Media International, the new season is a warm, comforting return to the Yorkshire Dales just in time for the holidays. Critics have praised the show since its reboot began, calling it everything from “the comforting TV we all need” to “an underrated gem of the British canon.”
Read MoreMurder Before Evensong: Season 1 (2025) #DVD
Murder Before Evensong arrives as a charmingly atmospheric new mystery series, blending gentle humour, small-village intrigue, and a classic whodunit structure that feels right at home in the long tradition of British cozy crime. Adapted from Reverend Richard Coles’ Sunday Times bestselling novel, the six-part series leans into picturesque 1980s rural England, complete with gossiping parishioners, simmering scandals, and a church at the centre of more trouble than anyone in Champton ever expected. It’s always fun to see a familiar face doing something new, and Harry Potter alumnus Matthew Lewis makes a genuinely engaging pivot here as Canon Daniel Clement, a kind-hearted, slightly beleaguered clergyman who unexpectedly finds himself in detective mode.
Read MoreThe White Lotus: Season 3 (2025) #DVD
As a massive fan of the first two seasons of The White Lotus, I was eager to dive headfirst into season three. Mike White’s Emmy-winning series has always thrived on the delicate mix of satire, mystery, and simmering tension, and relocating the story to the lush backdrop of Thailand only heightens that formula. The DVD release now gives fans the chance to relive all eight episodes, plus bonus content, and it is well worth adding to the collection.
Read MoreThe Drew Carey Show: The Complete Series (2025) #DVD
TV’s favorite everyman is finally back where he belongs—on your shelf and in your digital library. The Drew Carey Show: The Complete Series is now available on DVD and Digital, bringing all nine seasons of workplace hijinks, absurdist humor, and unforgettable characters together in one long-awaited collection. For those of us who came home from school and tuned in religiously, this is a nostalgic trip worth taking.
Read MoreBen 10: The Complete Series (2025) #DVD
Cartoon Network’s Ben 10 franchise has been a staple of animated sci-fi television since its debut in 2005. Spanning four major series—Ben 10, Alien Force, Ultimate Alien, and Omniverse—plus a handful of movies, the adventures of Ben Tennyson and his transformative alien watch, the Omnitrix, have captivated young audiences for nearly two decades. With Ben 10: The Complete Series, fans were promised a comprehensive, all-in-one collection of every alien-fueled adventure to date.
Read MoreAbbott Elementary: The Complete Third Season (2025) #DVD
Having only seen a few episodes of Abbott Elementary before diving into its third season on DVD, I can confidently say this is one of those rare shows that lifts your mood every time you watch it. Whether you're in it for the razor-sharp wit, the lovable characters, or the subtle but sincere commentary on the state of education, Season 3 continues to deliver on all fronts—and then some. The writing, consistently smart and character-driven, is among the best comedy writing on television since The Office.
Read MoreShameless: The Complete Series (2025) #DVD
Shameless is one of those shows that’s lived rent-free in pop culture for over a decade—loved passionately by its fans and side-eyed by those of us who never quite bought the hype. For years, I avoided diving headfirst into the series—not because it didn’t seem compelling, but because the sheer volume of noise from the fanbase was frankly... a little much. There’s something about obsessive fandoms that can make even the best shows feel exhausting before you hit play.
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