Top Titles Coming to BritBox in July 2024: ‘Killing Eve,’ ‘The Responder’ Season 2, More
BritBox is back with new titles this July! It’s a lighter-than-usual month at the best of British TV and film streamer, but there’s no shortage of great crime and espionage drama additions, including the Emmy Award-winning “Killing Eve,” starring Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer, which will have its first and second seasons join the library this month.
Also up next are Season 4 of the John Simm-led “Grace” and Season 2 of the critically acclaimed “The Responder,” starring Martin Freeman. BritBox will also add new seasons of classic British series like “Silent Witness” and “Lovejoy.” Plus, the beloved action spy series “Callan” will see its first two seasons join BritBox’s library.
Find out everything coming to BritBox in July, including The Streamable’s top picks for the month!
What are the 3 Best Shows, Movies, and Specials Coming to BritBox in July 2024?
“Grace” Season 4 | Tuesday, July 2
“Doctor Who” and “Life on Mars” star John Simm leads the cast of ITV’s series adaptation of Peter James’s Roy Grace novels playing the “talented yet haunted” detective superintendent, who has hit rock bottom following the disappearance of his wife Sandy years before. The series has so far also starred Richie Campbell, Rakie Ayola, James D’Arcy, Same Hoare, Craig Parkinson, Laura Elphinstone, Brad Morrison, Amaka Okafor, Zoe Taper, and Claire Calbraith, among others, but after Season 3’s explosive finale, not all will be returning for the fourth season.
Watch the trailer for “Grace” Season 3 below:
“The Responder” Season 2 Premiere | Thursday, July 11
The critically acclaimed Martin Freeman-led police drama series returns to BritBox for its Season 2 streaming premiere after wrapping up its second-season BBC One run. Freeman plays Chris Carson, a once-inspector whose childhood trauma and rage showed up on the job and has been demoted and tasked with working a series of urgent response night shifts where his survival is dependent on a rookie partner, a heroin addict, and his own work in therapy.
The series, which holds a 100% Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes for both seasons, also stars Adelayo Adedayo, Warren Brown, MyAnna Buring, Emily Fairn, Josh Finan, Philip S. McGuinness, Mark Womack, Ian Hart, and others. New episodes will stream weekly through Aug. 8.
Watch the trailer for “The Responder” Season 2 below:
“Killing Eve” Seasons 1–2 | Tuesday, July 16 + 23
The 21-time Emmy-nominated BBC America and BBC Three series brings its first two seasons to BritBox this month, with Season 1 premiering on July 16 and Season 2 arriving on July 23. Based on the graphic novel series “Villanelle,” the espionage thriller stars Sandra Oh as Eve Polastri, an MI6 intelligence investigator on the hunt for the brilliant but psychopathic assassin Villanelle (Jodie Comer, who took home the series’ only Emmy win in 2019 as Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series), and the pair become mutually obsessive, leading them on a cross-continental cat-and-cat chase.
“Fleabag” creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge served as head writer for the first season, with Emerald Fennell (“Saltburn”) taking over in Season 2. Kim Bodnia, Sean Delaney, Henry Lloyd-Hughes, Owen McDonnell, Fiona Shaw, Darren Boyd, David Haig, Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Nina Sosanya, Edward Bluemel, Adrian Scarborough, and more round out the early-seasons cast
Watch the trailer for the first season of “Killing Eve” below:
What Shows, Movies, and Specials Are Coming to BritBox in July 2024?
July 2
- Grace (Season 4) (BritBox Original) (Weekly Episodes)
July 3
- Suspects (Season 5)
July 4
- Capital (Season 1)
July 8
- Lovejoy (Season 6)
July 11
- The Responder (BritBox Original) (Weekly Episodes)
July 16
- Killing Eve (Season 1)
July 17
- 24 Hours in Police Custody (Season 10)
July 22
- Murder Case (Season 3)
July 23
- Killing Eve (Season 2)
July 24
- Silent Witness (BritBox Original) (Season 27)
July 30
- Callan (Seasons 1–2)
BritBox
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