5 things to watch on Acorn TV in February 2019 (plus everything available)

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2. Delicious Season 3

How about a little more Dawn French on your TV? You’re definitely not going to say no to that, right? Well, she’s joined by Emilia Fox and Iain Glen in Delicious Season 3 and it’s four episodes of absolute genius.

French and Fox are Gina and Sam. Now that they’ve found a way to live and work together, they’re on speaking terms but they’re definitely not best friends. It doesn’t help that Glen’s Leo is still around. When Mason Elliot, a dashing celeb chef, shows up, resentments come up and the alliance is on a brink of disaster.

1. London Kills

Last but certainly not least is the Acorn TV Original London Kills. This new series from Paul Marquess focuses on a team of top murder detectives, shot with a documentary-style setting. After the unsolved disappearance of his wife, Detective Inspector Bradford returns to work but Detective Sergeant Cole isn’t too happy about that. After all, Cole’s been managing the team just fine without Bradford.

When a man is discovered hanging from a tree, the team learns that his mother is one of the country’s most high-profile politicians. All eyes are on solving this, while Bradford continues to look for his missing wife.

Everything coming to Acorn TV in February 2019

Want to make sure you don’t miss a beat with Acorn TV this month? Here’s everything coming to the service.

Feb. 4

• Together
• Cider with Rosie
• Lost Kingdoms of Africa
• Murdoch Mysteries Season 12, Episode 8

Feb. 11

• Delicious Season 3
• The Detectives Seasons 1-2 (U.S. only)
• Murdoch Mysteries Season 12, Episode 9

Feb. 18

• The Oldenheim Twelve
• Marvellous
• Murphy’s Law Season 3
• Murdoch Mysteries Season 12, Episode 10

Feb. 25

• London Kills Season 1
• Savile Row
• Murphy’s Law Seasons 4 & 5
• Murdoch Mysteries Season 12, Episode 11

What are you looking forward to watching on Acorn TV next month? What out of the five will you give a chance? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

Acorn TV is available with a seven-day free trial and thereafter is just $4.99/month or $49.99/year. You can get it direct or through Amazon Channels, among options.