On the heels of its announcement a few days ago about its subscriber growth, Netflix revealed several new Euro TV titles headed to the streaming behemoth.
Netflix: More New Euro TV Series & Details About Already-Announced Titles


On the heels of its announcement a few days ago about its subscriber growth, Netflix revealed several new Euro TV titles headed to the streaming behemoth.

Netflix has got it going on in Euro TV, with 22 new and returning series headed to the streaming service this year and next.

Canneseries, the Cannes International Series Festival, has announced the ten international television series selected for its first-ever competition, of which five are Euro TV shows.

Babylon Berlin rocked my Euro TV world. The series is an early pick for this year’s list of my favorite new shows and the current odds-on favorite for best Euro TV program of 2018.

Here’s a weekend binge-watch for you: Morocco: Love in Times of War, a series from Spain that I marathon-watched over two evenings.

This Valentine’s Day month brings fourteen new series to Euro TV fans in the US, but they premiere either before or after February 14.

KCET is bringing Grand Hotel, dubbed the Spanish Downton Abbey, to broadcast telly. And it’s doing this in a way that Netflix didn’t with streaming the series.

Bonne Année! And what a way to kick off the new year than with a dozen new shows and seasons, including the return of our favorite wisecracking Danish teacher!

The year 2017 closes with the premieres of twelve new and returning Euro TV programs. There’s a baker’s dozen of shows when you add the one that’s available for streaming again.
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This October we have one Friday the 13th, an untold number of Oktoberfest celebrations and Halloween parties, and seventeen (17!) premieres of new and returning series.

For one of the most stylish, engaging, and binge-worthy pieces of streamed escapism, look no further than The Ladies’ Paradise — the fantastico period romance drama from Italy.

The most expensive drama series ever produced in Denmark, about the bloodiest war Danes ever fought, arrives in the US tomorrow. It is 1864, and it is not to be missed.