Acorn TV in November 2023: Full Schedule and Highlights (Update)
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The season finales of Harry Wild Season 2, The Chase Season 2, Steeltown Murders, all four seasons of Killing Eve, and more can be found on the complete Acorn TV schedule.
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Acorn TV November 2023 Highlights
Harry Wild Season 2 (Acorn TV Original Series) – Season Finale on Monday, November 6
Season Two centers on retired literature professor Harry Wild (Jane Seymour), who has discovered an unusual hobby: working with her young partner in private investigation, Fergus Reid (Rohan Nedd, Whitstable Pearl), to solve crimes.
Together, the witty pair look into cases ranging from murders to missing persons, much to the chagrin of Harry's son Charlie (Kevin Ryan, Guilt), a detective with the Dublin Garda. They have a very personal mystery to solve when Fergus' mother unexpectedly reappears after leaving her family for years: What are her intentions? Can he believe her?
The Chase Season 2 (Acorn TV Exclusive Series) – New Series Binge Premiere Monday, November 13
Welcome to the world of Yorkshire's Chevin Chase Veterinary Practice, a family-run business where squabbling and sparks fly. When George Williams (Keith Barron) announces his retirement, his pregnant daughter Anna (Gaynor Faye) and her estranged sister Sara (Nicola Stephenson) are left to pick up the pieces of the failing practice.
The staff must deal with their own issues as well as the numerous animal illnesses that are all around them as tensions rise, personalities clash, and sinister secrets are revealed.
Steeltown Murders (Acorn TV Exclusive Series) – New Miniseries Binge Premiere Monday, November 27
Steeltown Murders, which takes place in both 1973 and the early 2000s, chronicles the search for a murderer in Wales' Port Talbot region and how, in the first case of its kind, the mystery was solved using cutting-edge DNA analysis nearly 30 years after the crime.
The miniseries is a portrait of a town dealing with the effects of an unsolved case three decades later and explores the question of whether true justice can ever be achieved by contrasting police methods of the 1970s with forensic advancements of the 2000s.
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AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 3
The Graham Norton Show Season 31A – New Episodes on Fridays
Episode 5
Graham Norton, an Irish comedian, is the host of his own chat show, which includes A-list celebrities, live performances by the biggest names in music, lots of jokes, and an hour of entertainment from Graham and the guests.
Dame Judi Dench, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jack Whitehall, Jay Blades, and Duran Duran are among the celebrity guests.
AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 6
Harry Wild Season 2 (Acorn TV Original) – FINALE New Episodes on Mondays
Episode 6 – “He Could’ve Been a Contender Until They Chopped His Arms Off”
When the owner of Fergus’s (Rohan Nedd, Whitstable Pearl) boxing gym is brutally murdered, he and Harry (Jane Seymour, The Kominsky Method; Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman; Live and Let Die) try to find the killer.
Killing Eve Season 1 – Binge
The focus of BBCA's Killing Eve, based on the Luke Jennings novellas, is on two women. Eve (Sandra Oh, Grey's Anatomy, The Chair) is a dissatisfied, shrewd security services agent who works a desk job that doesn't allow her to live out her fantasies of being a spy. Villanelle is an elegant, talented killer who clings to the luxuries her violent job affords her (Jodie Comer, The Last Duel, Free Guy).
The epic game of cat and mouse between these two fiercely intelligent women who are equally obsessed with each other makes Killing Eve defy the stereotype of the spy-action thriller.
AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 9
Killing Eve Season 2 – Binge
Just 30 seconds after the conclusion of the last episode of season one, the action in the second season begins. Eve (Sandra Oh, Grey's Anatomy, The Chair) is in shock because she doesn't know whether the woman she stabbed is alive or dead, and Villanelle (Jodie Comer, The Last Duel, Free Guy) has vanished.
Since they are both in serious trouble, Eve needs to locate Villanelle quickly before someone else does.However, she's not the only one who is looking for her.
AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 10
The Graham Norton Show Season 31A – New Episodes on Fridays
Episode 6
Irish comedian Graham Norton hosts his very own chat show, featuring to A-list celebrities, live music from the biggest names in music, lots of jokes and an hour of fun from Graham and the stars that join in the fun.
The guest lineup is as follows: Sarah Snook, Boy George, and Miriam Margolyes.
AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 13
Hidden Assets Season 2 (Acorn TV Original) – PREMIERE New Episodes on Mondays
Episode 1
There is a new boss and resurrected foes a year after the Belgian bombings. As Ireland's Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) is drawn back to the investigation in Antwerp, Detective Sergeant Claire Wallace (NoraJane Noone, The Ipcress File, Brooklyn) finds herself at odds with Belgian Chief Inspector Christian De Jong (Wouter Hendrickx, Blackout, Undercover). A recognizable face reappears, but can you believe her?
Episode 2
DS Claire Wallace (Nora-Jane Noone, The Ipcress File, Brooklyn) and CI Christian de Jong (Wouter Hendrickx, Blackout, Undercover) are shocked to discover who was behind the terrorist attacks but as the body count grows, will they be able to prove it?
Martin Clunes’s Wild Life – Binge
In this collection of nature documentaries, actor and animal lover Martin Clunes (Doc Martin, Manhunt) discovers some of the most fascinating creatures in the world, from the domestic horse to the exotic manta ray.
Killing Eve Season 3 – Binge
The award-winning drama's third season continues the tale of two women with violent pasts who are dependent on one another but are now desperately attempting to live their lives without their drug of choice. Eve (Sandra Oh, Grey's Anatomy, The Chair) is dead to Villanelle (Jodie Comer, The Last Duel, Free Guy), the hired killer.
Villanelle will never locate Eve, the former MI6 agent who is hiding in plain sight. Everything appears to be going according to plan until a shocking and personal death puts them back in contact. Both of them will lose friends, family, allegiances, and perhaps even a portion of their souls on the journey back to one another.
The Chase Season 2 Binge
Welcome to the world of Chevin Chase, a family-run veterinary clinic in Yorkshire where scheming is commonplace and sparks fly. When George Williams (Keith Barron) announces his retirement, his pregnant daughter Anna (Gaynor Faye) and her estranged sister Sarah (Nicola Stephenson) are left to pick up the pieces of the failing practice.
The cast of this popular BBC One drama from award-winning writer Kay Mellor (Coronation Street, Love, Lies & Records, Strictly Confidential) must deal with issues of their own as tensions rise, personalities clash, and dark secrets are revealed.
AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 16
Killing Eve Season 4 – Binge
Eve (Sandra Oh, Grey's Anatomy, The Chair), Villanelle (Jodie Comer, The Last Duel, Free Guy), and Carolyn (BAFTA winner Fiona Shaw, Harry Potter films, Andor) are in very different situations following the emotional climax of Season Three. After their confrontation on the bridge, Eve is now out for blood, and Villanelle has relocated to a new neighborhood to show that she is not a "monster."
After murdering Paul, Carolyn makes extraordinary efforts to find The Twelve and the person who gave the order for Kenny to be killed. A messy, nuanced, and wholly glorious series finale is the focus of this season as it follows our extraordinary women, each motivated by passion, retribution, and obsession.
AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 17
The Graham Norton Show Season 31A – New Episodes on Fridays
Episode 7
Irish comedian Graham Norton hosts his very own chat show, featuring to A-list celebrities, live music from the biggest names in music, lots of jokes and an hour of fun from Graham and the stars that join in the fun.
AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 20
Detective No. 24 (Acorn TV Exclusive) – Binge
The small village of Karkebo comes to national attention when a young girl vanishes close to a facility housing refugees. The self-righteous and inept lawyer Tilda learns at the detention facility that the unidentified refugee she is about to deport is actually a police genius.
Tilda, a prosecutor who was recently fired from her position, suddenly sees an opportunity to stealthily claim his ideas as her own and thereby reclaim her dignity, self-worth, and perhaps even her job. ** Drama in Swedish
Hidden Assets Season 2 (Acorn TV Original) – New Episodes on Mondays
Episode 3
Bibi Brannigan’s (Simone Kirby, His Dark Materials, Artemis Fowl) life hangs in the balance when a hitman arrives in Ireland. A PR disaster threatens Frances Swann’s plan to close the Antwerp port deal, forcing her to take drastic action.
How To Be Happy – Film
Following a bad breakup, relationship councilor Cormac Kavanagh (Brian Gleeson, Top Boy, Bad Sisters) starts sleeping with his clients in a, misguided attempt to reignite their passions.
AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 27
Steeltown Murders (Acorn TV Exclusive) – PREMIERE Binge Release
In Port Talbot in 2002, DCI Paul Bethell jumped at the chance to take charge of the investigation after learning that the CID was looking to reopen two murder cases from 1973 that had a sexual motivation. Following two strikingly distinct timelines, we return to the tragic events of '73 to see a small Welsh community inconsolable with grief and Paul as a young officer determined not to repeat the errors he and the force had made previously.
Sion Alun Davies (Hidden, The Sandman), Philip Glenister (Calendar Girls, Life on Mars), Steffan Rhodri (House of the Dragon, Wonder Woman), Scott Arthur (Good Omens, Borg vs. McEnroe), and Sion Alun Davies are among the actors who appear in the series. Ed Whitmore (Manhunt) is the author.
Hidden Assets, Season 2 (Acorn TV Original) – New Episodes on Mondays
Episode 4
In the aftermath of a chilling attack in Ireland, DS Claire Wallace heads to Antwerp to make contact with a key witness. When CI Christian de Jong hits a dead end in his investigation, help comes from an unexpected source.
Check more: Acorn TV in October 2023: Full Schedule and Highlights
New Dramas on Acorn TV in 2023
Following a lengthy list of other previously available historical, costume, and British period dramas that are streaming on Acorn TV in 2023, you'll find which period dramas are new to Acorn in 2023.
Catherine Cookson’s A Dinner with Herbs (2000)
Young Hal Roystan (Tom Goodman-Hill, Humans) and Roddy Greenbank (Jonathan Kerrigan, Heartbeat) become orphans after their fathers are murdered one night in 1851 by the same person. This sets off a series of unfortunate events that first unite the boys in a friendship with a local girl named Mary Ellen (Melanie Clark Pullen, George Gently), which ultimately drives them apart with repercussions that last into the next generation.
6 episodes. Premieres May 15, 2023
Catherine Cookson’s The Round Tower (1998)
Vanessa (Emilia Fox) is the daughter of wealthy parents. Angus (Ben Miles) is the son of their housekeeper. But when Angus is blamed for a scandal that threatens her family, the pair form an unexpected bond that fuels his ambitions for their future.
3 episodes. Premieres April 17, 2023
Catherine Cookson’s Tilly Trotter (1999)
Tilly Trotter is a gripping tale of a brave young girl who must overcome the prejudice of many people in her community to overcome the envy of women for her beauty, the lust of men for her, the accusation of witchcraft, and more. It is set in rural England in the 1830s.
4 episodes. Premieres June 5, 2023
City of Vice (2008)
1753 in London. Novelist Henry Fielding (Ian McDiarmid, Star Wars films) and his blind half-brother John want to establish a police force to combat London's escalating crime epidemic as the new Magistrates of Westminster. The Prime Minister's brother, Lord Newcastle, is a potential patron for them, but he has doubts about the value of such a force. The brothers set out to prove to Newcastle that they can clean the streets of violent criminal gangs with the aid of Saunders Welch, the High Constable of Holborn.
Premieres June 19, 2023
Dalgliesh (Season 2) Acorn TV Original
Similar to other renowned detectives, such as Holmes and Poirot, DCI Adam Dalgliesh (Bertie Carvel, The Crown) takes us through 1970s England as he solves unusual murders, including the death of a senior forensic biologist in his lab, the death of an accomplished but contentious defense barrister in her chambers, and the setting on fire of a young doctor in the grounds of his family museum.
Season 2 is split into three parts, each two episodes long, with part one “Death of an Expert Witness” premiering on Monday, April 24, part two “A Certain Justice” premiering on Monday, May 1, and part three “The Murder Room” premiering on Monday, May 8.
The Great Train Robbery (2013)
In this two-part series, Luke Evans (Beauty and the Beast) plays the leader of a gang of 15 robbers who attacked a train in 1963 and made off with more than £2.6 million. The incident is known as the Great Train Robbery. Part One tells the tale from the perspective of the robbers, going into detail about how the robbery was conceptualized, planned, practiced, and carried out. The focus of Part Two is on the police investigation into the robbery, which is being overseen by London DCS Tommy Butler (Jim Broadbent, Moulin Rouge), as the team of detectives tries to track down every offender and bring them to justice before they leave England.
2 episodes. Premieres August 7, 2023
The Larkins (Season 2) Acorn TV Original
The Darling Buds of May, a timeless novel by H.E. Bates, is the subject of an exciting new adaptation that follows the warm-hearted, shady exploits of the legendary Larkin family in the idyllic Kent countryside. Each episode, which is set in 1959, includes a story of the week that focuses on the characters' personal family dramas, the politics of their village, as well as series arc stories. featuring Lydia Page, Joanna Scanlan, and Bradley Walsh.
Premieres Monday, March 20, 2023
The Lost King (2023)
Fans of British period dramas will adore this feature-length movie, which is not strictly a period drama. Based on the true story of Sally Hawkins' (The Shape of Water) unlikely but ultimately fruitful search for King Richard III's missing remains, a British amateur historian. The most renowned historians in Britain were challenged by Philippa Langley, who persuaded them to reconsider the legacy of one of England's most divisive kings.
Premieres August 7, 2023
Murdoch Mysteries (Season 16) Acorn TV Original
This popular Canadian series, which is set in the late 1890s and early 1900s, continues to explore the professional and personal growth of the characters, including Detective William Murdoch, Dr. Julia Ogden (Hélène Joy), Inspector Thomas Brackenreid (Thomas Craig), Constables George Crabtree (Jonny Harris) and Henry Higgins-Newsome (Lachlan Murdoch), as well as Detective Llewelyn Watts (Daniel Maslany). Murdoch Mysteries by Maureen Jennings served as inspiration.
This critically acclaimed historical drama from around the world is back with brand-new, gripping mysteries that feature original historical allusions from the turn of the century that speak to current and contemporary social issues.
begins on March 27, 2023, and new episodes air every Monday after that. Episode 22 will be one of the August premieres on August 14. Murdoch speculates in "Scents and Sensibility" that a bride who passed away unexpectedly just before her wedding was poisoned by her perfume. Watch the season finale, episode 24, "The Long Goodbye, Part Two," on August 28. Yannick Bisson's character, Murdoch, is hired to locate a missing heiress after quitting the police force.
WPC 56 (Seasons 1 – 3)
Season 1: Despite the obstacles her male coworkers place in her path, Gina Dawson (Jennie Jacques, Vikings) is determined to prove her worth as the first woman police constable at the Brinford Police Station in 1950s England.
Season 2: Being the first and only female police officer on the Brinford beat, Gina Dawson continues to leave her mark. It's business as usual for Gina and the men as they deal with teenage runaways, Teddy Boys, and small-time criminals despite the addition of a few new faces to the station. The lines between right and wrong, however, begin to bleed when our team's investigation into a murder leads them into a seedy world of brothels, nightclubs, and boxing clubs run by a ruthless gangster who is both dangerous and untouchable. Additionally, Gina is forced to cross a line that could spell the end of her career for good by the unwanted attention of a senior officer.
Season 3: In 1956, the only female police officer in Brinford is young WPC Annie Taylor (Claudia Jessie, Bridgerton). Pioneer WPC Gina Dawson has since left the Met for greener pastures, leaving Annie to follow in her footsteps but with her own unique rhythm. Being the first woman among them to join up, Annie has big shoes to fill, not least of all those of her father. Coming from a well-known police family, Annie is accustomed to this way of life. With the same old attitudes at work and at home to deal with, Annie is determined to be the best policewoman she can be, but it will be a challenge. However, Annie Taylor is brave and persistent; she has never in her life given up on anything, and she is not about to start now.
3 episodes. Season 1 Premieres May 22, 2023
5 episodes. Season 2 Premieres June 12, 2023
5 episodes. Season 3 Premieres June 26, 2023
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