Sky has offered a look at its upcoming slate for Sky Arts, Sky Documentaries, Sky Crime, and Sky Nature. With 12 brand-new original commissions, we’re promised a year full of eye-opening discoveries, nail-biting suspense, rock ‘n’ roll… and whales.
On Sky Arts, AC/DC’s Brian Johnson and Dire Straits’ Mark Knopfler join forces for six-parter Good Times. The rock legends will romp through the history of pop alongside special guests, including Sam Fender and Emmylou Harris. There’s also the self-explanatory Greatest Guitar Riffs incoming.
Art enthusiasts won’t want to miss the intriguing docu Decoding Turner, in which two enthusiasts, helped by art historians and academics, look for hidden codes they believe are woven into Turner’s paintings.
Master Crafters is also returning, albeit with new host Bill Bailey. Bill Bailey’s Master Crafters: The Next Generation will see Bill join junior crafters and seasoned experts as they explore wood carving, stained glass and silversmithing.
We’re promised a year full of eye-opening discoveries, nail-biting suspense, rock ‘n’ roll… and whales
Heading to Sky Documentaries is Zuckerberg: King of the Metaverse, a look at the life and legacy of Mark Zuckerberg. This feature doc journeys through the creation of Facebook and Meta, and reportedly features archive footage and revealing interviews.
True crime addicts can investigate the dark underbelly of Dublin with Dublin Narcos, from the team behind BAFTA award-winning Liverpool Narcos; explore the mystery of Gone: Ireland’s Vanishing Triangle and uncover the shocking truth behind one of the 90s most brutal multiple murders in Who Killed Lin and Megan Russell?
If eco crime is your bag, you’re also in luck. Look out for The Great Rhino Robbery on your planner.
For sports enthusiasts, there’s Daley, the adrenaline-fueled story of the remarkable Daley Thompson, the first athlete ever to hold wins in the Olympic, World, Commonwealth and European competitions simultaneously.
Finally, on Sky Nature, Steve Backshall is all at sea, as he swims with whales and dolphins, in Whale with Steve Backshall.
Sky is accelerating its coverage of Formula 1, with the launch of a dedicated Ultra HD channel. Sky Sports F1 Ultra HD is a 24/7 live service that will show every Grand Prix in UHD. This means race fans, and 4k video enthusiasts can watch all the action in the highest quality, without needing to…
The 54th TRIC (Television and Radio Industries Club) Awards will take place at Grosvenor House on Park Lane, June 27. The TRIC Awards celebrate the best in mainstream UK programming. The voting long lists will go live on April 12, across social media and on the TRIC website. Votes will be cast by members of…
Streaming mouse house Disney+ has dropped a behind the scenes featurette for the third season of The Mandalorian, along with new poster art. The creative team Jon Favreau, Dave Filoni, Rick Famuyiwa comment on the success of the show and hint at what’s to come. The hit live-action SF series from Lucasfilm, will begin March…
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Sky has offered a look at its upcoming slate for Sky Arts, Sky Documentaries, Sky Crime, and Sky Nature. With 12 brand-new original commissions, we’re promised a year full of eye-opening discoveries, nail-biting suspense, rock ‘n’ roll… and whales.
On Sky Arts, AC/DC’s Brian Johnson and Dire Straits’ Mark Knopfler join forces for six-parter Good Times. The rock legends will romp through the history of pop alongside special guests, including Sam Fender and Emmylou Harris. There’s also the self-explanatory Greatest Guitar Riffs incoming.
Art enthusiasts won’t want to miss the intriguing docu Decoding Turner, in which two enthusiasts, helped by art historians and academics, look for hidden codes they believe are woven into Turner’s paintings.
Master Crafters is also returning, albeit with new host Bill Bailey. Bill Bailey’s Master Crafters: The Next Generation will see Bill join junior crafters and seasoned experts as they explore wood carving, stained glass and silversmithing.
Heading to Sky Documentaries is Zuckerberg: King of the Metaverse, a look at the life and legacy of Mark Zuckerberg. This feature doc journeys through the creation of Facebook and Meta, and reportedly features archive footage and revealing interviews.
True crime addicts can investigate the dark underbelly of Dublin with Dublin Narcos, from the team behind BAFTA award-winning Liverpool Narcos; explore the mystery of Gone: Ireland’s Vanishing Triangle and uncover the shocking truth behind one of the 90s most brutal multiple murders in Who Killed Lin and Megan Russell?
If eco crime is your bag, you’re also in luck. Look out for The Great Rhino Robbery on your planner.
For sports enthusiasts, there’s Daley, the adrenaline-fueled story of the remarkable Daley Thompson, the first athlete ever to hold wins in the Olympic, World, Commonwealth and European competitions simultaneously.
Finally, on Sky Nature, Steve Backshall is all at sea, as he swims with whales and dolphins, in Whale with Steve Backshall.
Sky revs up Formula 1 coverage with Sky Sports F1 Ultra HD 24/7 live channel
Sky is accelerating its coverage of Formula 1, with the launch of a dedicated Ultra HD channel. Sky Sports F1 Ultra HD is a 24/7 live service that will show every Grand Prix in UHD. This means race fans, and 4k video enthusiasts can watch all the action in the highest quality, without needing to…
Rob Rinder to host 54th annual TRIC Awards, public voting begins April
The 54th TRIC (Television and Radio Industries Club) Awards will take place at Grosvenor House on Park Lane, June 27. The TRIC Awards celebrate the best in mainstream UK programming. The voting long lists will go live on April 12, across social media and on the TRIC website. Votes will be cast by members of…
New Disney+ featurette sets the scene for Star Wars The Mandalorian Season 3
Streaming mouse house Disney+ has dropped a behind the scenes featurette for the third season of The Mandalorian, along with new poster art. The creative team Jon Favreau, Dave Filoni, Rick Famuyiwa comment on the success of the show and hint at what’s to come. The hit live-action SF series from Lucasfilm, will begin March…
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