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The Altruists: 12 Things to Know Before Netflix’s FTX Drama Arrives on 19 November
The Altruists, Netflix's eight-episode FTX drama starring Anthony Boyle as Sam Bankman-Fried and Julia Garner as Caroline Ellison, arrives...
Carrie Season 2 Confirmed: 11 Things to Know as Prime Video Renews Mike Flanagan’s Stephen King Hit
Prime Video renewed Mike Flanagan's Carrie for Season 2 on 22 October 2026, after the eight-episode Stephen King series...
Below Review: 10 Things That Decide Netflix’s Josh Hartnett Sea-Creature Thriller
Below review: Josh Hartnett is excellent and Newfoundland steals the show in Jesse McKeown's six-episode sea-creature thriller, but a...
The Crown Looks Set To Rule – BAFTA Television Awards Nominations Announced
After another stunning year for television. Peter Morgan’s exquisite biographic drama – The Crown, starring Claire Foy and Matt Smith, is on course to dominate the BAFTA Television Awards for 2017. With the Netflix series leading the overall nods with a total of 5 nominations, as the official announcements... Read more
FX’s Legion: Season One Review
FX’s new answer to the superhero show conundrum; Legion is a remarkable addition that has elevated comic-book television to a whole new level. Legion is complex, stylistic, profound, funny, mysterious, inspiring and a relevant drama about mental illness in a world with mutants. It takes the difficulty of portraying... Read more
Master Farmers, Musical Chairs and Truck-Touching: The World’s Weirdest Game Shows
Many game shows require extensive knowledge of trivia, or physical endurance. But if your skillset is more “run around in animal costumes”, “have your feet licked by goats” or even just “survive”, then the new graphic from MrGamez may be for you. Ranging from relatively normal shows with a... Read more
Aziz Ansari’s Master Of None Season 2 Lands Trailer & Posters

The Parks & Recreation star returns for the second season of his entirely brilliant Master of None. Watch the new trailer here!

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Marvel’s The Defenders Band Together For Awesome First Teaser

Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist all feature in this killer new viral video for Marvel’s The Defenders!

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Chelsea Handler Returns To Netflix With A Second Season
Chelsea Handler is one of those talk show hosts you just know is always looking to play it straight and simple, delivering all manner of personal and cutting questions that many others simply couldn’t get away with. That’s what makes her such a draw to audiences and that’s why... Read more
Fear The Walking Dead Season 3 Details Unveiled
Mark Monday 5th June into your calendars people as that marks the return of AMC’s Fear The Walking Dead, with UK audiences being treated to access to the new series at the same time as America, with a 2.00am schedule time coming by way of the AMC Channel on... Read more
Britt Robertson Stars In Netflix’s Girlboss; Watch First Trailer Here

Created by Pitch Perfect’s Kay Cannon, Netflix’s fashionable new series stars the great Britt Robertson.

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It’s A Long Walk To Royalty In New Game Of Thrones Season 7 Teaser

The surge towards the Iron Throne continues in this stunning new Game of Thrones Season 7 teaser!

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Arrow Season 5 Episode 18 – “Disbanded” Review
Oliver comes full circle with the Bratva by inviting Anatoly in Star City. Oliver is at an all time low after last week’s mental and physical breakdown, so he enlists the Bratva to kill Chase. Having lost all hope and will to continue to put on his hooded ego,... Read more
Star Wars Rebels: Season 3 Review

Star Wars Rebels served up yet another fantastic season of thrilling action, compelling characters, and a narrative which deepens the galactic timeline.

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Katie Cassidy Set For Recurring Role In Arrow Season 6
It came as somewhat of a shock when Laurel Lance (Katie Cassidy) was killed by villain Damien Darhk a good season again now. Having played one of the most pivotal characters in Oliver Queen’s life, some argued that it was a risk move in doing so but ultimately this... Read more

OTT News & Reviews: Frequently Asked Questions

What does Filmoria’s OTT section cover?

This section brings together all of Filmoria’s streaming coverage in one place — news on new seasons and premieres, reviews of shows as they air, and features on the platforms themselves, from Netflix and Prime Video to Disney+, Apple TV+ and the UK’s own broadcaster streaming services.

What counts as “OTT” content?

OTT (over-the-top) simply means anything delivered by streaming rather than broadcast TV or cinema — so this includes streaming-exclusive series, straight-to-streaming films, and shows that have moved from broadcast TV onto a streaming platform.

How often is this page updated?

New articles are added as stories break and as new episodes or seasons land, so it’s worth checking back regularly or browsing older coverage using the pagination above.

Which streaming platforms does Filmoria review?

We cover the major UK platforms — Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+, BBC iPlayer, ITVX and Channel 4 — along with other services when they release something worth covering.

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