What’s New and What’s Just Arrived on Binge This Week
Binge is rolling out a fresh batch of entertainment this week, with a mix of gripping new series, long-awaited new seasons, and compelling recently added films and shows. From high-stakes espionage to heartwarming cooking documentaries and chilling true-crime investigations, there’s something to pique everyone’s interest.
New This Week on Binge
The Copenhagen Test Season 1 – Premiering 16 February
Prepare for a mind-bending thrill ride with The Copenhagen Test. This fast-paced series plunges viewers into the world of Alexander Hale (played by Simu Liu), an American intelligence analyst who discovers his own brain has been compromised. In an era of increasing digital surveillance and sensory intrusion, the show offers a prescient look at the potential dangers, posing critical real-world ethical questions. Alexander embarks on a desperate race against time to uncover and stop those responsible for hacking his mind.
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Season 13 – Premiering 16 February
The ever-popular late-night show, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, returns with its thirteenth season. Known for its sharp humour and fearless commentary on the week’s most significant news stories, John Oliver has a knack for transforming complex headlines into laugh-out-loud moments. Expect his signature blend of intelligence, cheekiness, and an embrace of the absurd as he dissects current events.
Mary Berry at 90: A Lifetime of Cooking Season 1 – Premiering 18 February
Join the legendary Dame Mary Berry as she celebrates her extraordinary 60-year career in food and television. In Mary Berry at 90: A Lifetime of Cooking, she revisits beloved classic recipes, explores the fascinating evolution of British cuisine, and innovates with new dishes. Surrounded by a host of famous friends, this series promises a heartwarming and delicious journey through the life and legacy of a culinary icon.
Recently Added Gems on Binge
Allegiance Season 3 – Added 9 February
The acclaimed series Allegiance returns for its third season. Sabrina Sohal finds herself grappling with the fallout from her decision to go rogue at the end of the previous season, having walked away from her badge. A high-stakes border security case pulls her back into the fray, forcing her to confront fractured relationships, rebuild fractured trust, and navigate the mounting institutional pressures within the CFPC.
Grand Designs UK Season 24 – Added 12 February
Kevin McCloud is back to guide us through ambitious architectural projects in the latest season of Grand Designs UK. This season kicks off in the picturesque Wye Valley, where Rosa and Craig are undertaking the monumental task of transforming a century-old, decommissioned steam railway reservoir into a truly unique and dramatic home. Throughout the season, McCloud will follow a diverse range of visionary creators, revisiting some of their earlier, high-risk builds to explore the long-term outcomes and celebrate innovative design.
Don’t Date Brandon Season 1 – Added 13 February
This gripping true-crime docuseries, Don’t Date Brandon, delves into the disturbing reality of an online boyfriend who concealed a dangerous web of lies and manipulation. The story centres on Amber, whose seemingly perfect new romance takes a sinister turn when she connects with Brandon’s ex-wife, Athena. Together, they begin to unravel a chilling pattern of deceit that exposes the dark side of online relationships.
The ‘Burbs Season 1 – Added 8 February
Inspired by the cult classic film, The ‘Burbs is a fresh, darkly comedic mystery set against the backdrop of modern suburbia. This eight-episode series follows Samira (Keke Palmer), a woman who becomes increasingly fixated on the dilapidated house across the street and the unsettling secrets she suspects it harbours. With Jack Whitehall also starring, this show promises a blend of intrigue and humour.
Jurassic World: Rebirth – Added 8 February
Set five years after the events of Dominion, Jurassic World: Rebirth follows a covert team on a perilous mission. Their objective: to extract dinosaur DNA for a revolutionary medical cure. Led by Zora Bennett (Scarlett Johansson) and paleontologist Henry Loomis (Jonathan Bailey), the expedition quickly descends into a fight for survival when they encounter mutant predators and a stranded family, blurring the lines between scientific advancement and primal combat.
The Brokenwood Mysteries Season 11 – Added 2 February
The quirky and murder-filled town of Brokenwood, New Zealand, is back in the spotlight with the eleventh season of The Brokenwood Mysteries. Detectives Mike Shepherd and Kristin Sims return to solve six new feature-length cases. This season continues to blend dark humour with classic whodunnit twists, ensuring each episode presents a fresh and engaging mystery for viewers to unravel.
Game of Wool Season 1 – Added 3 February
Get ready for a colourful and creative competition with Game of Wool. This brand-new British series brings together ten amateur knitters who will go head-to-head in challenging, high-pressure weekly tasks. Hosted by Olympic champion and avid knitter Tom Daley, the show celebrates craftsmanship, vibrant colour palettes, and ambitious large-scale projects.
1000-Lb Sisters Season 6 – Added 3 February
The Slaton family’s journey takes an intense turn in the sixth season of 1000-Lb Sisters. Their first-ever adventure in London quickly becomes a pressure cooker, exposing simmering tensions and forcing everyone to confront long-avoided truths. The emotional fallout from this trip follows them home, leading to some of the most revealing and poignant moments yet for Tammy, Amy, and their siblings.
M3GAN 2.0 – Added 1 February
If you thought the first M3GAN was a wild ride, prepare for M3GAN 2.0, which cranks everything up a notch. This sequel to the breakout sci-fi horror hit boasts bigger stakes, sharper dialogue, and a memorable makeover montage. It masterfully blends campy fun with insightful commentary, delivering a story that is as darkly humorous as it is thrilling.
How to Train Your Dragon – Added 1 February
Fans of the beloved 2010 animated film can rejoice with this live-action adaptation of How to Train Your Dragon. The movie faithfully recreates the heartwarming story of a young Viking who forms an extraordinary bond with a Night Fury dragon named Toothless. This unlikely friendship challenges tradition and ultimately reshapes the protagonist’s world forever.
Under Salt Marsh Season 1 – Added 30 January
Prepare for a storm-lashed thriller in Under Salt Marsh, a series steeped in secrets and shattered lives. The narrative begins when Jackie Ellis (Kelly Reilly, known for Yellowstone), a former detective now working as a teacher, discovers the drowned body of one of her eight-year-old pupils. This shocking find reopens old wounds from a cold case that previously derailed her career: the disappearance of her niece three years prior.
