Press Release
Brand new in 2022, Sky reveals the TV that’s set to get the nation talking with five first-look trailers showcasing the latest Sky Originals. So, whether you are a fan of dramas, entertainment or documentaries, check out the trailers to get a sneak-peek at the latest must-see shows from Sky.
The line-up features much-loved British talent including Keeley Hawes, Max Beesley, Katherine Jenkins, as well as a never-seen before look at Mother Teresa and a ground-breaking new wildlife series.
Kicking off the year with an exclusive look at some of the shows that are set to get TV fans talking, Sky will also be launching a ‘TV fan club’ and Sky Cinema reviewers programme that will see real-fans and influencers previewing new Sky films and TV shows - putting the power of the review into the hands of the fans and kick-starting the conversation online.
To celebrate the exclusive look at the new shows, Sky commissioned new research that reveals we are in fact a nation that loves a good TV recommendation – with 48% of us admitting to having a trusted ‘go to’ when we want to know what to watch, with mums (12%) and best friends (11%) topping the list of who we trust the most.
The research also reveals that more than one in four (27%) Brits have posted a TV or film review online, demonstrating how us Brits are becoming a nation of armchair experts and couch critics.
You can check out the new first-look trailers by uttering the phrase ‘Brand New In 2022’ into your Sky voice-controlled remote, as well as catch up on returning favourites on your TV at home.
Other much-anticipated shows coming to Sky this year also include Game of Thrones prequel, House of The Dragon, thrilling drama Gangs of London 2 and the new adaptation of the much-loved book, The Time Travellers Wife.
The line-up features much-loved British talent including Keeley Hawes, Max Beesley, Katherine Jenkins, as well as a never-seen before look at Mother Teresa and a ground-breaking new wildlife series.
Kicking off the year with an exclusive look at some of the shows that are set to get TV fans talking, Sky will also be launching a ‘TV fan club’ and Sky Cinema reviewers programme that will see real-fans and influencers previewing new Sky films and TV shows - putting the power of the review into the hands of the fans and kick-starting the conversation online.
To celebrate the exclusive look at the new shows, Sky commissioned new research that reveals we are in fact a nation that loves a good TV recommendation – with 48% of us admitting to having a trusted ‘go to’ when we want to know what to watch, with mums (12%) and best friends (11%) topping the list of who we trust the most.
The research also reveals that more than one in four (27%) Brits have posted a TV or film review online, demonstrating how us Brits are becoming a nation of armchair experts and couch critics.
You can check out the new first-look trailers by uttering the phrase ‘Brand New In 2022’ into your Sky voice-controlled remote, as well as catch up on returning favourites on your TV at home.
Other much-anticipated shows coming to Sky this year also include Game of Thrones prequel, House of The Dragon, thrilling drama Gangs of London 2 and the new adaptation of the much-loved book, The Time Travellers Wife.
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The Midwich Cuckoos – Premieres this summer on Sky Max and NOW - Promo
An exciting modern-day reimagining of John Wyndham’s science fiction classic starring Keeley Hawes and Max Beesley. Midwich is a quiet commuter town where nothing much happens. That is, until the twilight hours of a late summer’s day, when everyone within a set area of the town falls unconscious. The curious incident seems temporary and those affected regain consciousness, but every woman of child-bearing age inside the zone has suddenly and inexplicably fallen pregnant. As the children of the phenomenon grow, it becomes clear they are not of this world.
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Neve Kelly is dead. Understandably, she’s scared and confused by this new (non) existence, but moreover, when she realises she has been murdered, she’s furious. Determined to find her killer and get justice, she takes advantage of her new supernatural abilities to go where the police can’t and investigate her own death. In doing so, she uncovers deeply buried secrets and is forced to re-examine everything about her life and the people she cared about.
