Binge Boasts a Packed March Line-Up: From Teen Dramas to Crime Thrillers
Aussie streaming service Binge is gearing up for a significant March, with a diverse slate of new and returning series and films set to captivate viewers. The platform is rolling out a mix of nostalgic favourites, gripping crime dramas, high-stakes reality competitions, and much-anticipated movie sequels.
New This Month on Binge:
Dawson’s Creek Seasons 1-6 – Arriving March 2nd, this iconic teen drama makes a welcome return. Dive back into the lives of Dawson, Joey, Pacey, and Jen as they navigate the complexities of adolescence in the picturesque New England town of Capeside. The series, starring James Van Der Beek, Katie Holmes, Michelle Williams, and Joshua Jackson, remains a touchstone for coming-of-age storytelling.
Mudtown – Premiering March 3rd, this Welsh crime thriller promises a tense and intricate plot. The story centres on magistrate Claire Lewis Jones, whose professional integrity is tested when a friend is accused of arson. This incident plunges her into a dangerous world of organised crime, intricately linked to local crime boss Saint Pete. As Claire’s personal and professional lives become increasingly intertwined, she must confront long-buried secrets and protect her family from the dark underbelly of Newport.
Selling Houses Australia Season 18 – Kicking off March 5th, the beloved renovation series returns for its 18th season, marking a significant milestone with its 200th episode. This season promises to showcase a wide array of Australian homes, from rustic coastal shacks in Western Australia to more conventional suburban dwellings, all in need of expert attention to get them market-ready.
Ted Season 2 – Also arriving March 5th, the full second season of the hit comedy series Ted drops. Set in 1994, the show continues to follow the adventures of the foul-mouthed teddy bear and his loyal, albeit awkward, best friend John Bennett as they tackle the challenges of their senior year of high school.
Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent – Express from the US and available from March 6th, Season 3 of this compelling crime procedural sees Toronto’s sharpest detective duo, Sergeants Henry Graff and Frankie Bateman, back on the case. They are tasked with solving the city’s most high-profile and psychologically complex homicides, with support from Inspector Vivienne Holness and the dedicated Specialized Criminal Investigations Unit.
Outlander Season 8 – Prepare for the epic conclusion to the time-travel saga, with the eighth and final season premiering on March 7th. Claire (Caitríona Balfe) and Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) face one last adventure as the turmoil of the American Revolution inevitably follows them back to Fraser’s Ridge. For fans eager to revisit the journey before the final season, the Outlander Revisited Pop Up Channel launches across Binge on February 25th, offering every episode from Seasons 1 to 7.
Top Chef Season 23 – The acclaimed culinary competition returns on March 10th. Hosted by Kristen Kish, Tom Colicchio, and Gail Simmons, this season brings 15 new chefs to the Carolinas for a series of demanding challenges infused with regional flavours. Expect intense competition, innovative cooking, and the signature blend of creativity and pressure that defines Top Chef.
The Other Bennet Sister – Arriving March 16th, this new BBC One drama shines a spotlight on Mary Bennet, the often-underestimated middle sister from Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. Based on Janice Hadlow’s novel, the series explores Mary’s perspective following the events of Austen’s classic, following her journey to London and the Lake District in pursuit of a romantic adventure during the Regency era. Ella Bruccoleri stars as Mary.
Amanda & Alan’s Greek Job – Get ready for more renovation chaos as Amanda Holden and Alan Carr embark on their next ambitious project on the Greek island of Corfu, starting March 18th. This season sees the duo tackling a derelict property, battling collapsing roofs, heritage restrictions, and the unique challenges of Greek construction, all while immersing themselves in the local culture.
Nobody 2 – The highly anticipated sequel, starring Bob Odenkirk, lands on March 19th. Odenkirk reprises his role as Hutch Mansell, the seemingly ordinary suburban dad with a lethal past. When Hutch thwarts a home invasion, he’s dragged back into his violent history, uncovering startling secrets about his wife Becca and his own hidden life. The film is directed by Timo Tjahjanto.
Honey Don’t! – Also arriving March 19th, this raunchy neo-noir dark comedy is the second instalment in director Ethan Coen’s ‘lesbian B-movie trilogy’. The film follows Honey O’Donahue, a small-town private investigator entangled in a series of peculiar deaths connected to a mysterious church. The star-studded cast includes Margaret Qualley, Aubrey Plaza, and Chris Evans.
The Ballad of Wallis Island – Premiering March 19th, this British comedy-drama tells the bittersweet story of a reclusive lottery winner. He orchestrates a reunion of his favourite estranged folk duo for a private island performance, forcing them to confront unresolved issues from their past. The film, which has garnered BAFTA nominations and critical praise, stars Tim Key, Tom Basden, and Carey Mulligan.
Kissing is the Easy Part – This young adult romance arrives on March 25th. The plot follows an overachiever named Sean who agrees to tutor the rebellious Flora. What begins as an academic arrangement soon blossoms into romantic feelings, complicating their futures. The film stars Asher Angel and Paris Berelc.
Eddington – From the director of Hereditary, Ari Aster, this satirical neo-Western thriller premieres on March 26th. Set against the backdrop of the 2020 pandemic, the film explores escalating political tensions between a sheriff and the town’s mayor, delving into a spiralling contest of ideology and power. The impressive cast includes Pedro Pascal, Joaquin Phoenix, Emma Stone, Austin Butler, and Luke Grimes.
Marie Antoinette Seasons 1-2 – Concluding the month on March 30th, this lavish historical drama offers a two-season deep dive into the life of Marie Antoinette. The series chronicles her arrival at Versailles as a teenage Dauphine, her navigation of intricate court politics, royal duties, and mounting public hostility, charting her evolution into the Queen of France and the growing pressures that ultimately led to her downfall.
Recently Added:
The Lady – Available since February 23rd, this series stars Mia McKenna-Bruce and Natalie Dormer. It chronicles the rapid ascent of Jane Andrews, a young woman from a working-class background who becomes the Duchess of York’s royal dresser. However, her newfound status crumbles after nine years within the palace walls. The series is based on true events, with double episodes released weekly.
