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Each month, we put up a post taking a look at what's new on Acorn TV. While they're a streaming service and there's no “Acorn TV schedule” in the sense that old network TV stations had schedules, they still offer a lineup of new shows each month (and most shows linger on the service for months or even years, so it's worth looking through the old Acorn TV lineup posts, too).
Since it can be hard to find all the individual monthly schedule posts, we've gathered them up here in an archive for easy referencing.
Want an updated, printed guide to the British TV shows currently streaming across the major US streaming services?
Check out the British TV Streaming Guide: US Edition HERE. It includes listings and descriptions for 19 different US-based streaming services, along with a searchable index in back for quickly finding out where shows are streaming. We put out a new edition quarterly, and there's a “notes” section in back so you can write in your own updates as needed.
What's New on Acorn TV? Acorn TV 2021 Schedules
There's a lot to look forward to this year on Acorn TV, but since it's only January as we write this, most of that is still to come. Along with the January premieres, we can look forward to the first series of the new cozy mystery Whitstable Pearl, the France-based mystery Cannes Confidential, a new Dalgliesh adaptation, and a second series of Ms. Fisher's Modern Mysteries.
The Northern Irish thriller Bloodlands (starring James Nesbitt of Cold Feet) will also be coming soon.
- Acorn TV New Shows for January 2021
- Acorn TV New Shows for February 2021 (COMING SOON)
Acorn TV 2020 Schedules
2020 was a rough year for many things, including British TV. While there were plenty of great shows to watch (especially older shows brought to streaming platforms for the first time), a lot of more recent shows were unable to get new seasons out as originally planned. Aside from the lockdowns, safety precautions added time and expense to productions.
Some of the best new shows on Acorn TV in 2020 included the Irish period mystery Dead Still, new episodes of the cozy mystery Agatha Raisin, and the delightful Tony Robinson series Hidden Britain by Drone (among many, many others).
- Acorn TV New Shows for January 2020
- Acorn TV New Shows for February 2020
- Acorn TV New Shows for March 2020
- Acorn TV New Shows for April 2020
- Acorn TV New Shows for May 2020
- Acorn TV New Shows for June 2020
- Acorn TV New Shows for July 2020
- Acorn TV New Shows for August 2020
- Acorn TV New Shows for September 2020
- Acorn TV New Shows for October 2020
- Acorn TV New Shows for November 2020
- Acorn TV New Shows for December 2020
- Acorn TV Christmas Specials: 2020 Edition
Want to read more about what happened in British TV in 2020 (and what's coming in 2021)? Check out the British TV Year in Review magazine HERE.
Acorn TV 2019 Schedules
2019 was packed full of great new British TV shows over on Acorn TV, including Series 21 of Midsomer Murders and Series 9 of Doc Martin (and yes, there is going to be a Doc Martin Season 10). The fun Australian mystery My Life is Murder also arrived on Acorn TV in 2019, as did the “yummy” French mystery Balthazar.
If you enjoy British scenery and travel, you'll also want to check out Penelope Keith's Village of the Year, which premiered back in June 2019. It's a delightful tour of some of the loveliest villages in the UK.
We didn't post monthly schedules consistently until mid-2019, so that's where the list below starts.
- Acorn TV New Shows for June 2019
- Acorn TV New Shows for July 2019
- Acorn TV New Shows for August 2019
- Acorn TV New Shows for September 2019
- Acorn TV New Shows for October 2019
- Acorn TV New Shows for November 2019
- Acorn TV New Shows for December 2019
Want to know more about what happened in British TV in 2019? You can pick up a copy of the 2019 British TV Year in Review Magazine HERE.
What's Your Favourite Acorn TV Show?
Of course, if you've been with Acorn TV for a while, you'll no doubt have a tough time choosing – but do feel free to share some of your favourites (or upcoming favourites) in the comments!
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