Thursday 18 January
Two Nordic women collide during a series of murders in present-day London.
Lia, a shy graphic artist, is on the run from an abusive stalker. Mari, a fierce psychologist, fights for the underdog by any means necessary. Her current obsession is to stop the meteoric rise of a dangerous, charismatic politician, Arthur Fried. She needs an unknown face to infiltrate his campaign… Who better than Lia?
My 2023 on SBS ON Demand!
I’m like the lowest ranked user on SBS On Demand… “in the top 100%” 
tbf most of my SBSOD viewing is through the Apple TV which doesn’t use my login.
Now I’m just trying to remember what was the 16 minutes I watched?
Thursday 8 February
Dopesick explores the epicentre of America’s struggle with opioid addiction, from the boardrooms of Purdue Pharma, to a distressed Virginia mining community and to the hallways of the DEA. From the executive producer of The Handmaid’s Tale and starring Michael Keaton, Peter Sarsgaard, Kaitlyn Dever, Michael Stuhlbarg, Rosario Dawson and Will Poulter.
Thursday 8 February 5x 10minutes
Triple Oh! is a dark comedy-drama based on true events starring Brooke Satchwell and Tahlee Fereday, following the lives saved and lost by ambulance paramedics Tayls (Satchwell) and Cate (Fereday).
With conflicting personalities and a policy of having sex whenever a patient dies, the pair work together to save patients in absurd medical emergencies, while navigating their complicated relationship. Each episode opens with a new patient, while the tension between the two paramedics threatens to get in the way of saving lives.
Triple Oh! made its Australian premiere at the Queer Screen Film Fest in August last year. It is directed and co-written by Poppy Stockell (John Farnham: Finding the Voice).
Dopesick examines how one company triggered the worst drug epidemic in American history. The series takes viewers to the epicentre of America’s struggle with opioid addiction, from the boardrooms of Big Pharma, to a distressed Virginia mining community, to the hallways of the DEA.
Defying all the odds, heroes will emerge in an intense and thrilling ride to take down the craven corporate forces behinds this national crisis and their allies. The limited series is inspired by the New York Times bestselling book by Beth Macy.
Starring Emmy and Golden Globe award winner Michael Keaton, Rosario Dawson, Phillipa Soo, Kaitlyn Dever, Will Poulter and Peter Sarsgaard.
All eight episodes of Dopesick will be available on SBS On Demand from Thursday, 8 February.
Inspired by former AFL star Eddie Betts’ popular book series, Eddie’s Lil’ Homies is an animated children’s comedy series that follows eight-year-old Eddie and his two best friends Lottie and Tal as they navigate the complex and often fantastical waters of childhood.
Their friends are their family, and the playground is their universe, one where anything and everything is possible, where imaginary friends can be real, games of rock paper scissors can take on stupendous importance and kindness, empathy and a good rap can help put anything right.
Eddie’s Li’l Homies premieres on NITV and SBS On Demand 16 February.
Charlotte Hope (Game of Thrones) portrays former journalist turned-psychologist Micki Pistorius, South Africa’s first serial killer profiler, in this harrowing true story based on the acclaimed novel.
Set in Mitchell’s Plain, 1994, a young man goes missing, and the police approach psychologist Dr Micki Pistorius to help with the case as their first forensic profiler. Eager to escape her failing marriage, Micki pushes aside her doubts and accepts the role, only to find herself out of her depth, and competing against time: either she finds the killer before they take another life, or they find her first.
All 11 episodes of Catch Me A Killer will be available on SBS On Demand from 22 February.
Anchors aweigh! A former cop-turned-cabaret singer Jack (Shayne Ward) and first officer Kate (Catherine Tyldesley) team up to solve a raft of murders on board a Mediterranean-based cruise liner. Truly, what more do you need to know about this show? We’ree in, hook, line and sinker.
The complete season 1 of The Good Ship Murder will be available on SBS On Demand from 2 February.
A dramatisation of the real-life disaster of the car ferry MS Estonia in the autumn of 1994, and the subsequent accident investigation. The fictional series is based on real events and explores through the personal stories of the victims, survivors, loved ones, and investigators how it was possible that 852 people lost their lives – and no one could be held accountable.
Produced by Fisher King Oy, created by Miikko Oikkonen (Bordertown, Helsinki Syndrome) and directed by Måns Månsson (Chernobyl, Snabba Cash) and Juuso Syrjä (Bordertown).
All episodes of Estonia will be available in Swedish and Finnish with English subtitles on SBS On Demand from 15 February.
Emile and Rachel work for the Canadian Secret Service (CSS); they are also partners and the parents of two young girls. When an investigation on a shooting near the US embassy leads the CSS to think that the CIA infiltrated a mole in their ranks, Emile is ordered against his will to investigate the identity of the mole – and Rachel is the prime suspect.
Classified is a twisting, high-stakes look at the world of intelligence, counterterrorism, and counterespionage in which two lovers are torn apart by loyalty and family.
Classified S 1-2 will be available in French Canadian with English subtitles on SBS On Demand from 1 February.
Now that we have your attention, we think you’ll love this unconventional coming-of-age drama based on the bestselling book by Camilla Stockmann and Janus Køster-Rasmussen.
Young couple Pia and Henning are drawn into Copenhagen’s biker subculture looking for escape and belonging, but their dream rapidly turns into a nightmare when a biker gang war erupts. Amidst an explosion of violence, can they, and their love, survive?
All six episodes of Bullshit will be available in Danish with English subtitles on SBS On Demand Thursday 1 February.
A unique drama anthology series inspired by true events in Kyiv after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. At the start of this brutal war, every second person left Kyiv. Yet every second person remained. These are their stories – variously moving, funny, sad, stark, unsettling, and uplifting.
Amongst the dramatic and sometimes humorous stories are Olga, her two kids and her husband, forced to live in one room with her ex-husband; Klaus, a young German doctor who travels to Ukraine to rescue a friend, only to find out she has no intention of leaving, and Verka Serduchka, a famous singer and drag act who stays put, without his usual entourage, and creates daily online posts that become a symbol of Kyiv’s resistance and faith in future triumph.
Those Who Stayed will premiere on SBS and SBS On Demand from 10.30pm 24 February, in Ukrainian with English Subtitles.
Triple Oh! is a dark comedy-drama based on true events starring Brooke Satchwell and Tahlee Fereday, following the lives saved and lost by ambulance paramedics Tayls (Satchwell) and Cate (Fereday).
With conflicting personalities and a policy of having sex whenever a patient dies, the pair work together to save patients in absurd medical emergencies, while navigating their complicated relationship. Each episode opens with a new patient, while the tension between the two paramedics threatens to get in the way of saving lives.
The five-part Triple Oh! will be available on SBS On Demand from 8 February.
… deals on “Fallen” include Canal+’s channel Polar+ in France, MHz Choice in the U.S., NPO in the Netherlands, SBS in Australia, ERT in Greece and Syn Hf in Iceland.
Monday 19 February
In the brand new season of this beloved sitcom, witness the worst teachers to ever be involved in the British education system.
Thursday 22 February
Hotel owner Werner Gyllenmark is celebrating his 60th birthday; everyone is invited, including his rival Egil Grip. But the event comes to an abrupt end after an accident, and soon explosive secrets start to emerge.
Was Season 4 on SBS or Viceland or was it ever only on SBS On Demand.
Jamie-Lee O’Donnell and Nina Sosanya in ‘Screw’ Credit: MARK MAINZ
The diverse team of officers in charge at Long Marsh men’s prison each have their own unique take on the job. Blackly comic, refreshingly absurd, and violently shocking**.** In charge of C-Wing is Leigh Henry (Nina Sosanya), a career officer who’d do anything for her prisoners. But Leigh has a secret that, if discovered, could cost her the job – and even her liberty… With the arrival of fiery new recruit Rose Gill (Jamie-Lee O’Donnell), part of the Governor’s plot to replace long-time staff with cheap fresh meat, Leigh must risk everything in her fight to hold onto the job that defines her.
As tensions mount between Leigh and Rose, we discover that Rose has a secret, too – one that could prove deadly… Because any minute now, an officer will be killed. The question is, who?
Season 1 of Screw premieres on SBS On Demand Friday 1 March.
Investigative journalist Lisa Wallace (India Mullen) publishes an article about her mother’s murder, which sparks the disappearance of Amy Reynolds. Her and Detective David Burkely (Allen Leech) work together to find Amy, with their investigation taking them around Ireland, as more girls go missing. Lisa believes the same man who murdered her mother twenty years ago is responsible.
Based on a true story, the term Ireland’s Vanishing Triangle was coined by the Irish media in relation to the unexplained disappearance of six women in a specific area of Ireland during the 1990s.
The Vanishing Triangle season 1 premieres Thursday 7 March at 8:30pm on SBS, with episodes airing weekly. Every episode will be available on SBS On Demand 7 March.
Can a kid grow up these days without being corrupted by the world around him? In this animated comedy our main character Tom grapples with this dilemma each day just by waking up and leaving his house, where bad influences seem to lurk around every corner… stressed out parents, shady bus drivers and teachers who long for the glory days. Tom is just trying to be a good kid, but when the grown-ups around him engage in such questionable behaviour, it’s up to him to determine right from wrong.
Keep your ears peeled for some famous voices like John Malkovich, Gillian Jacobs and Jennifer Coolidge.
Ten Year Old Tom seasons 1 & 2 premieres Monday 11 March on SBS On Demand. Double episodes air weekly on SBS VICELAND from Monday 11 March at 9:25PM.
Babylon Berlin. Currently sitting at 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, if you haven’t watched Germany’s most expensive and successful drama series, now is the time as all four seasons come to SBS On Demand.
Berlin 1929, a metropolis in turmoil. From economy to culture, politics to the underworld – everything is in the grip of radical change. Gereon Rath (Volker Bruch), a young police inspector from Cologne, is transferred to Berlin in order to solve a criminal case. Together with stenotypist Charlotte Ritter (Liv Lisa Fries) and his partner Bruno Wolter (Peter Kurth), Rath is confronted with a tangled web of corruption, forcing him to choose between loyalty and uncovering the truth.
Part noir, part spy thriller, part historical drama and based on the best-selling novels by Volter Kutsher be sure to add this one to your favourites.
Babylon Berlin seasons 1 - 4 premieres on SBS On Demand Thursday 14 March.
Franz (Jannik Schümann), Herzog Max (Marcus Grüsser) and Sisi (Dominique Devenport) in season 3 of Sisi Credit: Armands Virbulis
The much loved and riveting historical drama returns. In times of political turmoil Sisi (Dominique Devenport) frees her nine-year old son, crown prince Rudolf, from his military training, which Franz (Jannik Schümann) has ordered against her will. To protect her son, the empress chooses the path with the largest resistance and turns her back on the imperial palace. On their getaway Rudolf and his mother make new friends, experience adventures on a small island and in Paris. Whilst the labor troubles in Vienna increase and the monarchical balance of power in Europe shifts, the emperor couple face their yet biggest and most crucial test.
Sisi season 3 premieres on SBS On Demand Thursday 21 March. Seasons 1 & 2 are currently now streaming on SBS On Demand.
Fred and Dermot in Gallipolio in the 3rd season of Remarkable Places to Eat
Some of the world’s most highly respected chefs and foodies open up their little black books to give us the ultimate guide on where in the world to eat, as they reveal their absolute favourite places from tiny, tucked-away family-run trattorias to restaurants at the cutting edge of innovation.
Whether it’s a once-in-a-lifetime-tasting menu showcasing locally foraged flavours or an unforgettable snack elevated to something extraordinary, join Fred Sirieix and a special guest each episode for a culinary adventure.
Remarkable Places to Eat season 3 premieres on Sunday 10 March at 8:30PM on SBS Food, with episodes airing weekly. Every episode of season 3 will be available on SBS On Demand 10 March.
This sew six-part drama series from the makers of Partisan
is inspired by the remarkable true story of Swedish hockey legend and sports icon Börje Salming (played by Valter Skarsgård, yes, that Skarsgård), affectionately known as “The King” in Canada.
The inspiring series follows Börje’s journey from a small-town Swedish outcast struggling to find his place in society, to becoming a beloved and world-famous hockey player and trailblazer for European players in the NHL all while balancing his relationship with Margitta (Hedda Stiernstedt). A six-time all-star for the Toronto Maple Leafs during hockey’s aggressive 1970s era, Börje faced violent resistance on his journey - his famously scarred face comes to represent an unbreakable spirit that hockey players everywhere aspire to possess.
Börje: The Journey of a Legend premieres Thursday 28 March on SBS On Demand.
Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy season 2 premieres Thursday 7 March at 8:30PM on SBS and SBS On Demand. New episodes are available weekly.
Australia’s Sleep Revolution with Dr. Michael Mosley premieres Wednesday 6 March at 7:30PM on SBS and SBS On Demand. New episodes are available weekly.
Alone Australia season 2 premieres Wednesday 27 March at 7:30PM on SBS and SBS On Demand with episodes airing weekly. Catch up on season 1 now.
Mastermind season 6 premieres Monday 25 March at 6PM on SBS and SBS On Demand with new episodes weeknights.
Litvinenko premieres Wednesday 27 March at 9:30PM on SBS with episodes airing weekly, episodes will be available same day on SBS On Demand.
Ten Year Old Tom seasons 1 & 2 premieres Monday 11 March on SBS On Demand. Double episodes air weekly on SBS VICELAND from Monday 11 March at 9:25PM.
Sisi is just one of the dramas SBS bought from distributor Beta Film Partners at the London Screenings this week.
Thursday 4 April
What happens when a cold case is picked up again? Life is turned upside down for a group of people and their lives are intertwined. What was the truth then, what is the truth now - and what are the consequences?
Sofia Helin portrays Iris, a detective inspector from Stockholm who suffers a personal tragedy in the middle of her life. She leaves and moves to Ystad where she lives with her half-sister’s house by the sea and has taken up the position as the new head of the Cold Case team in Malmo. But on the same day Iris starts her new job, a skull is found in the forest.
Available to watch now on SBS On Demand is a curated collection for Eid including comedy Gawwezni aka Marry Me; the animated film Bilal: A New Breed of Hero on the birth of Islam; and comedy-drama Romantic Razia . Watch character-driven stories with Limbo, which captures the story of a young Syrian musician awaiting requests of asylum on a remote Scottish Island, and French comedy-drama Rock the Casbah (2013) as a young woman returns home to Morocco for her father’s funeral.
Saturday 13 April
Juice follows Jamma, a young cartoonish millennial man, on his quest for attention from anyone after being promoted as he navigates chaotic family dynamics and a literal stumble through love.
Written and starring Mawaan Rizwan, this surreal comedy joyride is partly based on his real-life. Known for its practical effects and mind-boggling visuals, Rizwan uses a childlike-lens to explore the idea of adult themes in this BBC Three series. The show also stars Russell Tovey, Jeff Mirza, and Rizwan’s real-life mother and brother, Nabhaan and Shahnaz Rizwan.
Thursday 11 April
Jacek is a culinary critic and creator of popular TV food shows. A favourite of Warsaw restaurants and late night bar crawls, he is an intellectual who moves in artistic circles and an unattainable model for the aspiring middle class. He takes great pleasure in making the bourgeois, namely his typical audience, feel embarrassed. Attempting to return to his job after a difficult chapter in his life, Jacek strives to restore some normality to proceedings.
The Stroke is about fulfilling your dreams even though they’ve already been fulfilled. Once we’ve faced a crisis, are we destined to go back to the place we inhabited pre-crisis? This ‘dramedy’ by Pawel Demirski oscillates between the harshness and observations of life and the tender, humane connection we crave from others.
Can’t see if it’s been mentioned yet, but there’s a new Planet Luke Nguyen FAST channel on SBS On Demand.
This Nordic Noir from Sweden teams up The Bridge screenwriter and star Sofia Helin once more. When Iris Broman (Helin) experiences a personal tragedy she moves from Stockholm to the small southern town of Ystad, where she becomes the head of the Kalla Fall, a group solving cold cases in Malmö. When Iris arrives, a cold case becomes topical again and everything is turned upside down, intertwining the lives of several people. What was the truth then, what is the truth now – and what are the consequences?
Fallen premieres on SBS On Demand Thursday 4 April.
Set in 1970s Norway this comedy-drama from creator Bård Breien (the award-winning ‘The Art of Negative Thinking’) is inspired by his own distinctly unconventional upbringing. Anne-Lise Bang (Maria Bonnevie), a primary school teacher, does everything to keep her husband Lars (Trond Espen Seim)’s highly profitable porn business a secret. For his part, Lars sees his line of work as an act of social protest. Their two sons, played by real-life brothers Jakob and Jonas Oftebro, are caught in the middle – until a family confrontation becomes inevitable. This is a story of opposites attracting and colliding, of freedom and decency, and of family conflict and resolution.
In the Name of Love premieres on SBS On Demand Thursday 4.
A Cotswold Farmshop premieres Sunday 7 April at 7:30PM with episodes airing weekly on SBS Food and available at the same time on SBS On Demand.
This high stakes financial crime thriller is based on the 2018 book “D’argent et de sang” by journalist Fabrice Arfi. Paris, 2009. The true story of the scam of the century. Billions are going up in smoke on the new ‘carbon quotas’ market, invented to fight pollution. A gang of small-time crooks from Belleville partner with an upper-class trader to carry off an epic swindle. This is what happens when casino capitalism collides head-on with politics. When human passions going far beyond simple greed are unleashed.
Of Money and Blood part 1 premieres Thursday 11 April on SBS On Demand.
Juice premieres Saturday 13 April on SBS On Demand, double episodes air weekly on SBS VICELAND the same day from 10:35PM.
Faithless premieres Monday 15 April on SBS On Demand, double episodes air weekly on SBS VICELAND the same day at 9:25PM.
The critically acclaimed Belfast police drama returns for a second series – which sees the response officers deal with a major gangland feud in the city. Grace, Annie and Tommy are growing up fast as police officers, but nothing can prepare them for the turmoil they face every day. It’s been a year since the events of season 1 and the ramifications of those events has led to rival gangs rising and all competing for dominance. Constable Shane Bradley is drafted in to help, but his motivations are unclear. Tommy is dangerously seduced by the world of intelligence policing, while Grace struggles to deal with her son’s absence, and growing feelings for fellow officer Stevie. We can’t wait!
Thu, 18 Apr 09:20 PM
Travel Man season 12 premieres Tuesday 23 April at 8:30pm on SBS VICELAND and SBS On Demand, double episodes are available weekly.
Embark on a thrilling urban heist-escapade through inner-city Melbourne in SBS’s wildly entertaining new crime-family drama, Swift Street .
This action-packed crime drama follows 21-year-old street smart Elsie (Tanzyn Crawford) who must team up with her jaded old-school hustler father, Robert (Cliff Curtis), to get him out of a $26,000 debt and save him from a merciless crime boss (Eliza Matengu). The unlikely pair embark on a series of crimes while navigating their complicated father-daughter relationship. Along the way, Elsie must juggle her relationship with high school sweetheart Tatenda (Alfred Chuol), her growing attraction to Aisha (Bernie Van Tiel) and face a shocking revelation about her new friend Tom (Keiynan Lonsdale).
All eight 30-minute episodes of Swift Street will be available to stream free on SBS On Demand from 24 April, with double episodes airing at 8:30pm on SBS each Wednesday.
Arno (Friedrich Mücke) in ‘I Am Scrooge’ Credit: Wolfgang Ennenbach
Set in the 1980s and 1990s and based on real events, this German crime drama tells the true story of Arno Funke, better known to the world as Scrooge the department store extortionist. A Berlin painter with a talent for inventions is looking for a way out of his dreary life and decides to use his extraordinary inventiveness to make quick money. Identifying himself as Dagobert Duck — the German name for the Disney character Scrooge McDuck — Funke targeted some of Germany’s biggest department stores, beginning with Berlin’s KaDeWe in 1988, while continually outwitting police and even becoming a local folk hero.
I Am Scrooge premieres Thursday 2 May on SBS On Demand.
Watch all the action from the 2024 Giro d’Italia live and free on SBS VICELAND from May 4-26, with all the replays and highlights on
Who Do You Think You Are? season 15 premieres Tuesday 7 May at 7.30pm on SBS and SBS On Demand, episodes air and are available to stream weekly. Head to SBS On Demand to catch up on previous seasons of Who Do You Think You Are?
Our exclusive coverage airs LIVE from Wednesday 8 – Sunday 12 May at 5:00am AEST on SBS and SBS On Demand with the prime time Access All Areas event from Friday 10 – Sunday 12 May at 7:30pm AEST on SBS and SBS On Demand.
Helsinki Crimes season 2. Järvelä (Sanna Saarijärvi), Kottonen (Emilia Neuvonen), Harjunpää (Olli Rahkonen), Onerva (Olga Temonen), Hietanen (Alma Pöysti) and Thurman (Robin Svartström)
Season one of the hit Finnish crime series was set in summer, for season two it’s spring time in Helsinki and Sergeant Timo Harjunpää and his partner Onerva Nykänen are coming across some unusual cases. A young man is running a love scam and is in love with his boss. A gang war between youths rages between East Helsinki and Espoo. A peculiar and non-violent creep finds himself lying next to women and couples at night. And then there’s the problems at work and the pressures at home. Based on Matti Yrjänä Joensuu’s much-loved series of novels, if you’re a Nordic Noir fan you’ll want to add this series to your favourites.
Helsinki Crimes season 2 premieres on SBS On Demand Thursday 9 May. Catch-up on season 1 now.
The Dry season 2
Shiv’s 36 and 7 months sober. She’s determined to get sobriety right this time and steer clear of all her old temptations and triggers. But what if the biggest threat to Shiv’s stability turns out to be closer to home? Giving up alcohol is one thing… but what about giving up her dysfunctional family? This latest season of the immaculately plotted Irish comedy drama, is about whether Shiv can stay sober and still have the normal things in life; the things most people take for granted: a career, a healthy love life, a functional relationship with her family, but will one of them have to be sacrificed to keep her on the dry?
**The Dry season 2 premieres on SBS On Demand Thursday 16 May. Catch-up on season 1 now:
Six-part drama, This Town , premieres Wednesday 22 May at 9:30PM on SBS. Episodes air weekly and are available to stream the same day as broadcast on SBS On Demand.
1917 - the First World War is ravaging Europe. By contrast, Switzerland seems like an oasis of peace. But behind the scenes of neutral Switzerland a relentless battle between the secret agents of the world powers is taking centre stage. The young nurse Johanna Gabathuler (Dominique Devenport, Sisi ) unexpectedly gets caught between the fronts: to win back her daughter, she gets involved in a deadly game with the German Secret Service. This gripping espionage spy drama is based on real events that occurred in the early days of the European Secret Services.
Davos 1917 premieres Thursday 23 May on SBS On Demand.
Everyone’s favourite unscrupulous and arrogant detective is back! Behind his boss’ back, Bäckström travels to the holiday paradise of Palma to follow up on a lead on the murder of his childhood friend Sally - his only unsolved murder case. When a Swedish man is found murdered in the hotel, Bäckström starts his own investigation, which is not appreciated by the local police. Meanwhile, an explosive device suspected of being linked to the Tälje cartel goes off in central Stockholm. The two murder cases and the explosive device in Stockholm seem somehow connected. But will Bäckström get the answers he needs in the case of his childhood friend Sally to finally feel at peace?
Bäckström season 3 premieres Thursday 30 May on SBS On Demand. Seasons 1 & 2 will also be available to stream.
The Responder season 2 premieres on SBS with a double episode launch Thursday 30 March at 9:30PM. Episodes will then air weekly and are available to stream the same day as broadcast on SBS On Demand. Catch-up on season 1 now
Must be a typo, should be Thursday 30 May.
Thursday 9 May
Since Nina’s husband passed away four years ago, she and her children have received a lot of help and support from their friends on the street where she lives. It has become a part of everyone’s life to be there for Nina.
Now that she’s met a new man, she’s worried about how her friends will react and has been reluctant to tell them for a long time – but now the time has come.
