There are so many UK and American TV dramas still to come in the latter half of 2023 – and we can’t wait!
Here’s a list of some of the dramas that are expected to be hitting your screens this autumn…
TV dramas hitting screens: The Crown – Autumn 2023
Technically not a new drama, but the sixth and final season of The Crown will be dropping on Netflix later this year.
The new season will cover the back end of the nineties, as well as the early noughties.
Princess Diana’s tragic passing will be depicted, as will Prince William and Kate Middleton’s meeting at St Andrews University.
Imelda Staunton (The Queen), Jonathan Pryce (Prince Philip), Dominic West (Prince Charles), and Elizabeth Debicki (Princess Diana) will all return.
Doctor Who 60th-anniversary specials – November 2023
After over a year away, Doctor Who is returning this autumn to celebrate its 60th anniversary.
David Tennant is back as the titular Time Lord, and Catherine Tate is back as his companion Donna. The iconic duo will return for three specials later this year, penned by returning showrunner Russell T Davies.
Joining Tennant and Tate in the specials are Yasmin Finney, Ruth Madeley, Neil Patrick-Harris, and new Doctor Ncuti Gatwa.
Then, at Christmas, Gatwa will take control of the TARDIS in another special, along with Millie Gibson, before flying off for a new series of adventures in 2024.
All The Light We Cannot See – November 2023
Later this year, All The Light We Cannot See will drop on Netflix.
The four-part historical drama, based on the book of the same name, will land on the streaming platform in November.
The series follows the stories of a blind French teen girl named Marie-Laure and a German soldier named Werner. Their paths cross in occupied France during World War II.
Mark Ruffalo of Avengers fame and Hugh Laurie will star. The series has been written by Steven Knight, creator of Peaky Blinders, so there’s high hopes for it!
More TV dramas for 2023 – Shetland season 8 – Autumn 2023
Though an official release date is yet to be confirmed, it’s expected that Shetland will return to BBC One with its eighth season later this year.
This season is significant as will be the first without Douglas Henshall as DI Jimmy Perez.
Ashley Jensen will now be leading the show in the role of DI Ruth Calder.
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