Natasha Holt
Natasha is a London-based journalist who writes for What To Watch, What’s On TV, TV Times and TV and Satellite Week, among other titles.
Latest articles by Natasha Holt

By Nicholas Cannon, Natasha Holt Published
The Rig season 2 sees the oil rig crew having another nightmare, this time in the Arctic Circle as Iain Glen and Martin Compston reveal...

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The Secret Lives of Animals on Apple TV Plus is a wildlife documentary series narrated by Downton Abbey and Paddington star Hugh Bonneville.

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The Young Offenders season 4 heralds a ‘new direction’ for our favourite Corkonians.

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The Night Before Christmas in Wonderland sees two magical worlds collide as Santa teams up with Alice, The Mad Hatter and March Hare.

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How To Kill Your Family is a Netflix adaptation of Bella Mackie’s bestseller, starring Anya Taylor-Joy.

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Jack In Time For Christmas on Prime Video sees Jack Whitehall join up with Michael Bublé, Rebel Wilson, Jimmy Fallon and other big stars for a festive comedy adventure.

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Babies is an emotional BBC1 drama that sees Paapa Essiedu and Siobhán Cullen play a couple struggling to have a child.

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The Women is a movie adaptation of the bestseller by Kristin Hannah about nurses who served in the Vietnam war.

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A Sudden Case of Christmas is a festive family film starring Danny DeVito and Andie MacDowell.

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After The Party is a drama set in New Zealand starring Robyn Malcolm and Peter Mullan.

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Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing season 7 sees the comedians visit more of the UK’s most picturesque beauty spots.

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Out Of The Dust is a Netflix thriller about a religious cult starring Sex Education's Asa Butterfield, Fra Fee, Molly Windsor, Siobhan Finneran and Christopher Eccleston.

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Sven is a Prime Video documentary revealing the life and career of the late former England manager.

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Our handy guide to the best shows to keep your five-year-old entertained.

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Fancy Dance is a movie starring Lily Gladstone as an Indigenous woman searching for her missing sister.

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All you need to know about Professor John Curtice, the eminent TV general election guru.

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Soccer Aid 2024 is live on ITV1 with some new faces joining the teams along with some familiar players.

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Under Paris is a Netflix shark thriller that's being called the French Jaws!

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Hold the Front Page season 2 sees Josh Widdicombe and Nish Kumar return to local news journalism.

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99 is a Prime Video football docuseries showing how Man Utd won the 'treble' in 1999 — the Premier League, FA Cup Final and UEFA Champions League Final.

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Red Eye is a tense thriller series set on a passenger flight from London to China which stars Richard Armitage, Jing Lusi and Lesley Sharp.

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Down Cemetery Road is an Apple TV Plus crime drama starring Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson and by the writer of Slow Horses.

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Scrublands is a murder thriller set in Australia which stars Luke Arnold and Jay Ryan.
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