Binge has revealed its 2027 slate, showcasing a line-up of Australian Originals, new international series and returning hits, alongside a major expansion of its long-standing partnership with NBCUniversal.
The announcement comes as Binge looks ahead to an exciting finish to 2026, with a stellar line-up still to come including Deadliest Dinners, a new Binge Original following extreme adventurer and chef as he tackles Australia’s most dangerous terrain; the return of acclaimed Australian crime drama High Country; Wentworth: Halfway Home, the new chapter in the Wentworth universe; new reality series Apocolypse, narrated by Jonathan LaPaglia; and the three-part Christmas special of The Other Bennet Sister.
International highlights include Yaga, starring Hudson Williams in a mystery thriller steeped in witch folklore; and Dig, starring comedy heavyweights Amy Poehler and Hugh Laurie as archaeologists on an excavation in Greece.
“There’s a lot for Binge audiences to get excited about. From some of Australia’s biggest stories and returning favourites, to bold new international series and more live sport and an even bigger NBCUniversal partnership, we’re bringing audiences more of what they love, and plenty they won’t see coming,” said Foxtel Group executive director of entertainment content Daniel Monaghan.
“And this is just the beginning. With an exciting line-up ahead, Binge will continue to bring audiences more choice, more local stories and more of the world’s best entertainment well into 2027 and beyond.”
In 2027, new and returning Australian Originals will premiere on Binge, including:
- Tough Love, a new comedy series that follows a mother determined to prepare her three very unprepared adult children for life without her.
- The Real housewives Of Melbourne, set to return for a highly anticipated new season, answering years of fan speculation and calls for the iconic series to return.
- Selling Houses Australia, returns for its 19th season, with beloved hosts Andrew Winter, Wendy Moore and Dennis Scott.
- The Ministry Of Time, the highly anticipated series based on Kaliane Bradley’s bestselling novel of the same name, adapted by Alice Birch. The six-part series will be co-produced by BINGE, BBC and A24.
Binge has also annopunced a slate of new and returning hits coming in 2027 including:
- The Day Of The Jackal, returns for season two with actor, Eddie Redmayne, back as the elusive assassin.
- The Five Star Weekend, with Jennifer Garner returning for season two following the breakout success of the hit drama, which became Peacock’s biggest scripted title ever.
- Sweetpea, returns for season two as Ella Purnell makes a killer comeback as the wallflower-turnedkiller Rhiannon Lewis in the brazen and darkly comic thriller.
- Ted: The Animated Series, from Seth MacFarlane, is a sequel to the beloved Ted films and picks up 12 years after Ted 2.
- The Rachel Incident, a hilarious coming-of-age drama about friendship, love and secrets, set against the backdrop of Ireland in 2010.
- Meantime, a darkly comic crime thriller about a full-time addict accused of his best friend’s murder.
- Maya, a darkly comedic psychological thriller written by creator Daisy Haggard, who is making her directorial debut, co-directing the series alongside Jamie Donoughue.
- Up To No Good, a darkly comedic thriller starring Glenn Close as Maud Oldcastle, a woman who is brusque, cantankerous, ruthless — and a killer.
- The Caburys, a new period drama telling the true story of the Cadbury family and their journey from a small family cocoa business to one of the world’s most iconic chocolate brands.
- Superfakes, a crime drama that follows a small-time Chinatown luxury counterfeit dealer who enters a dangerous black-market underworld in order to fund a life of suburban respectability for her family.
Beyond 2027, Binge has expanded its partnership with NBCUniversal, with a long-term extension commencing in 2028.
The expanded partnership will give Binge and Foxtel subscribers exclusive access to first-run scripted programming from Sky and Universal Studio Group (USG)-produced drama and comedy series for Peacock, in addition to the very latest films from Universal Filmed Entertainment Group following their theatrical and transactional digital releases.
