Yes, 2018 ended 5 weeks ago, but a few hundred new Euro TV programs and seasons premiered in the US last year, so it took a bit longer than usual to get through them.
Favorite Euro TV Premieres of 2018


Yes, 2018 ended 5 weeks ago, but a few hundred new Euro TV programs and seasons premiered in the US last year, so it took a bit longer than usual to get through them.

A lot of folks in the US are in deep-freeze zones right now, but whether you are or aren’t, there’s plenty of Euro TV in February for indoor viewing — with or without the heat blasting.

Bonne année! 2019 brings several new and returning French series to telly in the US, plus the finale of a fun Dutch mystery and the premiere of a dark German comedy.

We close the year with the US premieres of sixteen new Euro TV programs and seasons in December, including the highly-anticipated return of Beck.

Netflix has announced three new Euro TV series: one from the creators of Dark, one that revisits French history, and one that features a beloved character of Nordic noir fiction.

Netflix has ordered Criminal, a new global police procedural drama set in four European countries.

Seventeen Euro TV titles premiere in or return with a new season to the US in November, including the highly-anticipated, first non-English-language series produced by HBO.

The three-year wait for Deutschland 86 has been worth it. The second season of the spy drama is excellent.

Euro TV fans across the globe have several new titles from Germany to look forward to on Netflix, all of which will be available in the streaming giant’s 190+ territories.

Hulu is bringing another Euro TV series to stateside fans. This time it’s the highly-anticipated new German drama, Das Boot.

Along with Halloween and the return to standard time come fifteen new shows, seasons, and telefilms from France, Italy, Germany, Norway, and Spain in October.

The real-life events depicted in the German limited series 54 Hours are utterly tragic. Let the outrage begin anew.