The Miracle is an excellent drama, a must-watch Euro TV series of the year. And it’s streaming for free right now in the US.
Euro TV to Watch: Brilliant, Addictive Italian Drama ‘The Miracle’

The Miracle is an excellent drama, a must-watch Euro TV series of the year. And it’s streaming for free right now in the US.
Closing out this Euro TV year are 18 new and returning series from 10 countries, plus three non-premiere programs that begin airing on linear TV.
Euro TV fans in North America will be able to watch even more shows from Europe (and elsewhere) when Topic, a new SVOD service, launches tomorrow.
Sixteen new and returning Euro TV series, plus a couple films, premiere in the US in November. A few non-premiere titles arrive on linear TV and streaming services, too.
Poignant, gripping and addictive, the Italian family saga The Promised Life is set to make its debut in the US tomorrow.
Dark and riveting, Thou Shalt Not Kill, the Italian mystery-crime drama series from Walter Presents, makes its broadcast debut in the US starting tomorrow.
Stateside Euro TV fans win in October with 21 new shows and seasons from across th continent, plus the return of a beloved Scandi noir drama from Denmark.
The end of summer brings fifteen new and returning Euro TV series to the US, plus five other titles having their linear TV or streaming debuts in the States.
There is an ever-growing number of Euro TV shows in the US, so it’s easy to miss some. Here are six mini- and one-season series that you might want to check out if you haven’t already.
Titles come and go on streaming services, so here’s an update on the Euro TV programs that you can watch on the free, ad-supported Tubi TV.
July brings stateside Euro TV fans the premieres of eleven new and returning series, including the highly-anticipated new seasons of several titles.
The warmer weather of June brings 14 hot Euro TV titles to the US — some new, some returning, including new episodes of Montalbano!
Eleven new Euro TV series and seasons premiere in the US in May, twelve including the launch of the English language Italian-German production The Name of the Rose.