Summer is all about slowing down, unwinding and enjoying some much needed relaxation, and that’s why we’ve got a special staycation lineup for you with a ton of great British series to watch and enjoy! Whether you’ve been craving some juicy mystery, outrageous comedy, emotional drama or swoon-worthy romance, we have just the thing to make your summer extra special. Check out our picks for the best of the Brits to enjoy all week long, all Summer long.

 

Sister Boniface Mysteries – Season 3 Premiere – Mondays at 8pm ET / 5pm PT through August 19.

‘‘Boniface knows the devil is in the detail, and spotting clues hidden in plain sight is this superstar sleuth’s forte.’’ — Chloe Alexandrou, Mirror

The Great Slaughter Constabulary’s secret weapon is scooting back on the case to solve 8 new mysteries thanks to her insatiable curiosity, forensic know-how and habitual faith.

 

Shetland – Tuesdays at 9pm ET / 6pm PT

‘‘One of the best shows on television today!’’ — Jackie K. VisionTV Fan

Beautiful, mercurial and remote, the Shetland Islands keep an ocean full of dark secrets buried deep, until DI Jimmy Perez and DS Tosh O’Donnell start digging. This summer, retrace the complex, chilling mysteries they unravel. Can you get a step ahead?

 

New Tricks  – Seasons 7 & 8 premiering Wednesdays at 10pm ET / 7pm PT

‘‘It’s so well done. The story lines are interesting and the characters are very likable.’’ — Kim B. VisionTV Fan

Out of retirement and into busting every cold case wide open, this detective dream team has more than a few tricks up their sleeves to catch criminals.

 

Doc Martin – Thursdays at 10pm ET / 7pm PT

‘‘Best thing ever on telly…’’ — Susan S. VisionTV Fan

He might be the grumpiest GP on the planet but he’s also one of the most watched and loved of all time. Make your appointment for a happy relapse of laughter, love and awkward medical moments.

 

Upstart Crow – Fridays at 8pm ET / 5pm PT

‘‘Verily, I found it a bit of a hoot.’’ — James Jackson, Times UK

Who knew being the most famous playwright in history was such a funny business? Under the shadow of an arch rival, Will Shakespeare is struggling to make the big time in the 16th century but amidst the chaos, he’ll find that parting, and writing, are such sweet satire.

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