All Sky Max articles
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FeaturesBest comedy programme: Here We Go
“Funny, sharp, as well as being well plotted and performed”
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VideoTrail: The Dyers’ Caravan Park, Sky Max
Danny and Dani Dyer invest in a caravan park in a bid to save the Great British holiday. Produced by Expectation
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VideoTrail: Ted, Sky Max
Second series of the Fuzzy Door adaptation about the foul-mouthed, pot-smoking teddy bear brought to life by the magic of a little boy’s wish
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FeaturesFirst look: Under Salt Marsh, Sky
Six-part series from Little Door Productions will air in 2026
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VideoTrail: Brassic 7, Sky Max
Seventh and final series of comedy co-created by Joe Gilgun and Danny Brocklehurst. Produced by Calamity Films
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VideoTrail: Peacemaker, Sky Max
Second series of the action format based on the eponymous character from DC Comics
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VideoTeaser: Brassic 7, Sky Max
Seventh and final series of comedy co-created by Joe Gilgun and Danny Brocklehurst. Produced by Calamity Films
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FeaturesBest Entertainment Programme: Married at First Sight UK
‘One of the most culturally impactful and engaged reality formats in the UK’
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NewsSky calls time on A League of Their Own
Upcoming 20th series will be the last of a 15-year run for entertainment title
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VideoTrail: Poker Face, Sky Max
Second series of the Animal Pictures, MRC Television and T-Street mystery, following a woman whoe has the ability to determine when someone is lying
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VideoTrail: The Walking Dead: Dead City, Sky Max
Fan-favourite characters Negan and Maggie travel into a post-apocalyptic Manhattan, long ago cut off from the mainland
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NewsDanny Dyer invests in caravan park series for Sky
Clarkson’s Farm producers behind bid to make ‘greatest of British holidays cool again’
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FeaturesBest entertainment programme: Squid Game: The Challenge
“An addictive spectacle that combines nail-biting competition with astounding scale to invent a whole new genre of prestige entertainment”
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VideoTrail: Small Town, Big Story, Sky Max
Playground Entertainment and FilmNation’s six-part series set in Drumbán, a fictional village in rural Ireland full of misfits