Apple TV+ Original film CODA has won the Oscar for Best Picture at the 94th Academy Awards.
Notably, this is the first time that a film from a streamer has taken home the Oscars’ top honour. CODA also won Best Supporting Actor for Troy Kotsur (the first Deaf actor to win the award) and Best Adapted Screenplay for Sian Heder (who also directed the film).
These are particularly significant wins considering Apple, best known for its tech products, has only been in the world of film production for a few years. Apple TV+ originally debuted in November 2019.
CODA has won over the hearts of many for its touching story about a Child of Deaf Adults (CODA) who balances her pursuit of a music career with supporting her disabled family. The film stars Emilia Jones, Kotsur, Marlee Matlin (the only other Deaf actor to win an Oscar) and Daniel Durant.
Outside of CODA, Netflix’s The Power of the Dog (which was regarded to be CODA‘s biggest rival for Best Picture) and Don’t Look Up were the other two Best Picture nominees from a streamer.
In the series, Vellani plays the eponymous superhero, alter ego Kamala Khan, a Pakistani-American teenager in Jersey City. Kamala is a major fan of the Avengers, particularly Captain Marvel, as she balances high school, family commitments and burgeoning shape-shifting powers.
Notably, Vellani will reprise the role in next February’s The Marvels, co-starring alongside Captain Marvel‘s Brie Larson and WandaVision‘s Teyonah Parris.
Interestingly, Ms. Marvel premiering on June 8th means weekly new episodes will coincide with Obi-Wan Kenobi, which hits Disney+ on May 25th. Typically, Disney has avoided Marvel and Star Wars content overlapping like this; last year, Hawkeye debuted with two episodes so its finale would air one week before The Book of Boba Fett. Therefore, you might want to plan to get up a little earlier on Wednesdays starting June 8th if both Ms. Marvel and Obi-Wan Kenobi interest you.
Ms. Marvel is Marvel’s second Disney+ show for this year, following the Oscar Isaac-led Moon Knight, which kicks off on March 30th. She-Hulk, which stars Canada’s own Tatiana Maslany as the cousin of Mark Ruffalo’s Hulk, is expected to premiere sometime in mid-2022. Finally, the Captain Marvel spin-off Secret Invasion, starring Samuel L. Jackson and Ben Mendelsohn, will release sometime later this year.
It’s worth noting that Canadians are slowly dominating Marvel Studios productions. In addition to the aforementioned Vellani and Maslany, we have Vancouver’s Cobie Smulders (Maria Hill) in Secret Invasion, Mississauga’s Simu Liu (Shang-Chi) in future Marvel projects and Vancouver’s Ryan Reynolds in the third Deadpool (which is also set to be directed by frequent Reynolds collaborator Shawn Levy from Montreal).
Every week, MobileSyrup outlines some of the most notable movies and TV shows that recently hit Canadian streaming platforms.
Our ‘Streaming in Canada’ column typically focuses on new content from Amazon Prime Video, Crave and Netflix, but other services like Apple TV+ and Disney+ will be mentioned when relevant. Premium video on demand (PVOD) platforms are also fair game as movies continue to come to digital early amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Finally, we’ll highlight shows or movies that are made by Canadian companies, involve notable Canadian cast or crew and/or are filmed in Canada. This week is a particularly big one, as four of the major streaming services all have high-profile new originals that were made by Canadians.
Amazon Prime Video
The Mating Game
Sir David Attenborough (Planet Earth) narrates this docuseries about animals’ quests to find the perfect mate, from the producers of A Perfect Planet.
BBC Earth premiere date: March 13th, 2022 (on BBC Earth) Genre: Nature documentary Runtime: Five episodes (around 50 minutes each)
Nathan finds himself at a crossroads when his ex-girlfriend Ingrid arrives in Lakeview while he still pines for Nora.
Upload was created by Greg Daniels (The Office) and stars Toronto’s own Robbie Amell (The Tomorrow People), Andy Allo (Chicago Fire), Allegra Edwards (Briarpatch) and Zainab Johnson (Last Comic Standing). It’s worth noting that the series is filmed in Vancouver.
Amazon Prime Video Canada premiere date: March 11th, 2022 Genre: Comedy Runtime: Seven episodes (27 to 39 minutes each)
The full list of movies and shows hitting Amazon Prime Video in March can be here.
Apple TV+
The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey [Apple Original]
A 93-year-old man with dementia temporarily remembers his past, prompting him to investigate the death of his nephew.
Based on the novel of the same name by Walter Mosely, The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey stars Samuel L. Jackson (Pulp Fiction), Dominique Fishback (Judas and the Black Messiah), Walton Goggins (The Righteous Gemstones) and Marsha Stephanie Blake (When They See Us).
Apple TV+ Canada premiere date: March 11th, 2022 (first two episodes, new episodes every Friday) Genre: Drama Runtime: Six episodes (around one hour each)
Couples go head-to-head in relationship trivia and games to see who knows their partner best.
The series is hosted by NBA All-Star Stephen Curry and his wife, Markham, Ontario’s Ayesha Curry, and features a variety of other competing celebrity couples, including Ontario-raised Malin Akerman (Billions) and husband Jack Donnelly (Atlantis) and Vancouver-born Jonathan Scott (The Property Brothers) and partner Zooey Deschanel (New Girl).
Crave premiere date: March 11th, 2022 Genre: Reality Runtime: Eight episodes (22 to 28 minutes each)
Letterkenny: International Women’s Day [Crave Original]
In this special new episode of Letterkenny, the ladies celebrate International Women’s Day by competing in an anti-beauty pageant.
Letterkenny was created by Listowell, Ontario’s Jared Keeso (19-2) and stars Keeso, Calgary’s Nathan Dales (Supernatural), Vancouver’s Michelle Mylett (The Drownsmen) and Toronto’s Trevor K. Wilson (Goosebumps).
Stream Letterkenny: International Women’s Day here.
A standard Crave subscription is priced at $19.99/month, with Starz costing an additional $5.99/month. A mobile-only subscription is also available for $9.99/month.
The full list of movies and shows hitting Crave this month can be found here.
Disney+
Turning Red [Disney+ Original]
Thirteen-year-old Chinese-Canadian Mei (Clique Wars‘ Rosalie Chiang) finds herself transforming into a red panda whenever she gets too excited or stressed while dealing with her overbearing mother and planning to attend a concert with friends.
Turning Red is notable for quite a few reasons. To start, it’s Pixar’s first Asian-led feature film and the studio’s first to be directed by a woman on her own, Toronto’s own Domee Shi. (2012’s Brave was co-directed by Mark Andrews and Brenda Chapman). For Turning Red, Shi — who won an Oscar for her animated short Bao — draws inspiration from her own life and sets the film in Toronto in 2002.
What’s more, Ottawa’s own Sandra Oh (Killing Eve) voices Mei’s mother and Mississauga’s Maitreyi Ramakrishnan (Never Have I Ever) voices Mei’s friend Priya.
Stream Turning Red here. It’s worth noting that a 48-minute documentary about Turning Red, Embrace the Panda, is also now streaming on Disney+. In it, Shi and other Pixar talent discuss the making of the film, including how Shi drew from her Canadian upbringing.
The full list of movies and shows hitting Disney+ this month can be found here.
Netflix
The Adam Project [Netflix Original]
A time-travelling fighter pilot teams up with his 12-year-old self to save the future.
The Adam Project was directed by Montreal’s own Shawn Levy (Night at the Museum Guy) and stars Vancouver’s own Ryan Reynolds (Deadpool), newcomer Walker Scobell, Jennifer Garner (Alias), Zoe Saldaña (Guardians of the Galaxy) and Mark Ruffalo (The Kids Are Alright). The movie was shot in Vancouver.
This is Levy and Reynolds’ second film together, following last year’s hit Free Guy for Fox.
Netflix Canada premiere date: March 11th, 2022 Genre: Sci-fi, family Runtime: 1 hour, 46 minutes
Following last year’s five-part “Armageddon” crossover event, The Flash‘s eighth season resumes this week, which sees Barry working with Nora and Bart to fix the timeline.
Based on the DC Comics character of the same name, The Flash stars Grant Gustin (Glee), Candice Patton (The Young and the Restless), Danielle Panabaker (Shark) and Jesse L. Martin (Law & Order). It’s worth noting that Calgary’s Jessica Parker Kennedy (Black Sails) recurs as Nora, while the series as a whole is filmed in Vancouver.
Netflix Canada premiere date: March 11th, 2022, one day after it airs on the CW (new episodes on Netflix every Friday) Genre: Sci-fi, family Runtime: 18 episodes (around 42 minutes each)
Netflix says it has no plans to introduce an ad-supported subscription.
During a March 8th investor conference, Netflix CFO Spencer Neumann was asked about the potential of a Netflix tier featuring ads.
“It’s not like we have religion against advertising, to be clear,” said Neumann (via Variety) at Morgan Stanley’s 2022 Technology, Media & Telecom Conference. “But that’s not something that’s in our plans right now… We have a really nice scalable subscription model, and again, never say never, but it’s not in our plan.”
The question came up in response to recent news that Disney will launch an ad-supported Disney+ membership later this year in the U.S. and internationally next year. The company has not yet commented on potential Canadian availability. Other streaming services, like the U.S.-only HBO Max and Hulu, also have lower-cost, ad-enabled options.
Interestingly, Neumann said that by going lower price, some of these services are “also losing a lot of money.” When asked about Netflix’s own price increases, the last two of which happened in Canada within an 18-month period, Neumann said “at the end of the day, we’re pricing for what we believe is the value we provide.”
Every week, MobileSyrup outlines some of the most notable movies and TV shows that recently hit Canadian streaming platforms.
Our ‘Streaming in Canada’ column typically focuses on new content from Amazon Prime Video, Crave and Netflix, but other services like Apple TV+ and Disney+ will be mentioned when relevant. Premium video on demand (PVOD) platforms are also fair game as movies continue to come to digital early amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Finally, we’ll highlight shows or movies that are made by Canadian companies, involve notable Canadian cast or crew and/or are filmed in Canada.
Amazon Prime Video
The Boys Presents: Diabolical [Amazon Original]
Diabolical explores different superhuman stories in the world of The Boys through a variety of animation styles.
Reprising their roles from The Boys are Antony Starr (Homelander), Chace Crawford (The Deep), Elisabeth Shue (Madelyn Stillwell) and Giancarlo Esposito (Stan Edgar), while guest voices include Awkwafina (Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings), Vancouver’s own Seth Rogen (Superbad; also executive producer of The Boys), Ben Schwartz (Parks & Recreation), Andy Samberg (Brooklyn Nine-Nine) and Brampton, Ontario’s Michael Cera (Arrested Development).
Notably, some of the episodes were conceived by Rogen, Awkwafina, Samberg and other creators. Meanwhile, the third season of The Boys premieres on June 3rd.
Amazon Prime Video Canada premiere date: March 4th, 2022 Genre: Animated Runtime: Eight episodes (13 to 15 minutes each)
The full list of movies and shows that hit Amazon Prime Video in February can be found here. Meanwhile, a breakdown of March’s lineup is available here.
Crave
F9: The Fast Saga
Dom and his crew face off against Dom’s long-lost brother Jakob, who’s teamed up with Cipher on a world-shattering plan.
F9: The Fast Saga was helmed by veteran Fast & Furious director Justin Lin and features returning Fast & Furious stars Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Chris “Ludacris” Bridges, Tyrese Gibson, Nathalie Emmanuel, Sung Kang and Charlize Theron, while John Cena (The Suicide Squad) joins the franchise as Jakob.
Original theatrical release date: June 25th, 2021 Crave release date: March 4th, 2022 Genre: Action Runtime: 2 hours, 23 minutes
This comedy series is loosely based on the life of Stede Bonnet, an eighteenth-century aristocrat who becomes a pirate.
Our Flag Means Death was created by David Jenkins (People of Earth) and stars Rhys Darby (Flight of the Conchords), Taika Waititi (Jojo Rabbit), Kristian Nairn (Game of Thrones) and Rory Kinnear (James Bond series).
Crave release date: March 3rd, 2022 (first three episodes, new episodes every Thursday) Genre: Comedy Runtime: 10 episodes (around 30 minutes each)
Picard embarks on a race against time to save the galaxy’s future while facing a trial from one of his greatest foes.
Picard stars Patrick Stewart in his iconic Star Trek: The Next Generation role, alongside Toronto’s Alison Pill (The Newsroom), Jeri Ryan (Star Trek: The Next Generation) and Brent Spiner (Star Trek: The Next Generation). Whoopi Goldberg and John de Lancie also return from Star Trek: The Next Generation as special guest stars.
Picard is based on Gene Roddenberry’s Star Trek franchise and was created by Akiva Goldsman (A Beautiful Mind), Michael Chabon (The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay), Kirsten Beyer (Star Trek: Discovery) and Alex Kurtzman (2009’s Star Trek).
Crave release date: March 3rd, 2022 (first episode, new episodes every Thursday) Genre: Sci-fi Runtime: 10 episodes (around 43 minutes each)
After a dysfunctional family moves into a new home where atrocities were committed, the mother is the only one who notices something is amiss, leading her to question whether she’s depressed or possessed.
Shining Vale was created by Jeff Astrof (The New Adventures of Old Christine) and Sharon Horgan (Divorce) and stars Courteney Cox (Friends), Greg Kinnear (As Good As It Gets), Sherilyn Fenn (Twin Peaks) and Mira Sorvino (Mighty Aphrodite).
Crave release date: March 6th, 2022 (first two episodes, new episodes every week) Genre: Horror comedy Runtime: Eight episodes (around 30 minutes each)
Stream Shining Vale here. Note that a $5.98/month add-on is required.
A standard Crave subscription is priced at $19.99/month, with Starz costing an additional $5.99/month. A mobile-only subscription is also available for $9.99/month.
The full list of movies and shows that hit Crave in February can be found here. Meanwhile, a breakdown of March’s lineup is available here.
Disney+
The Dropout [Star Original]
This series chronicles the rise and fall of biotechnology entrepreneur Elizabeth Holmes, who was convicted of criminal fraud.
Based on Rebecca Jarvis’ ABC podcast of the same name, The Dropout was created by Elizabeth Meriwether (New Girl) and stars Amanda Seyfried (Mank) and Naveen Andrews (Lost).
Disney+ Canada Star release date: March 3rd, 2022 (first three episodes, new episodes every week) Genre: Drama Runtime: Eight episodes (50 to 55 minutes each)
Noa begins dating Steve after they meet at the grocery store, only for her to discover that her new boyfriend has unusual romantic appetites.
Fresh was written and directed by Mimi Cave (directorial debut) and stars Daisy Edgar-Jones (War of the Worlds), Sebastian Stan (The Falcon and the Winter Soldier), Montreal’s Charlotte Le Bon (Yves Saint Laurent), Burnaby, B.C.’s Andrea Bang (Kim’s Convenience) and London, Ontario’s Brett Dier (Jane the Virgin).
It’s worth noting that the movie was filmed around B.C.
Disney+ Canada Star release date: March 4th, 2022 Genre: Comedy thriller Runtime: 1 hour, 54 minutes
Two youngsters from rival gangs fall in love until tensions between their friends threaten to ruin everything.
Based on the 1957 stage musical of the same name, West Side Story was directed by Steven Spielberg (Schindler’s List) and features an ensemble cast that includes Ansel Elgort (Baby Driver), Rachel Zegler (debut role), Ariana DeBose (Schmigadoon!) and Montreal’s David Alvarez (American Rust).
Original theatrical release date: December 10th, 2021
Disney+ Canada release date: March 2nd, 2022 Genre: Musical Runtime: 2 hours, 36 minutes
The full list of movies and shows that hit Disney+ in February can be found here. Meanwhile, a breakdown of March’s lineup is available here.
Netflix
The Guardians of Justice [Netflix Original]
This dark satire of superheroes follows a team of superhumans who must control the evil in both the world and themselves.
The Guardians of Justice was created by Castlevania‘s Adi Shankar (no relation) and features the voices of wrestler Diamond Dallas Page, Sharni Vinson (You’re Next) and Derek Mears (Swamp Thing).
Netflix Canada release date: March 1st, 2022 Genre: Superhero Runtime: Seven episodes (22 to 37 minutes each)
The full list of movies and shows that hit Netflix Canada in February can be found here. Meanwhile, a breakdown of March’s lineup is available here.
Premium video on demand (PVOD)
Scream (2022)
Twenty-five years after the original Woodsboro murders, a new Ghostface emerges to terrorize teenagers, which brings Sidney, Dewey and Gale back into the picture.
Scream was directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett (Ready or Not) and stars Melissa Barrera (In the Heights), Jenna Ortega (You), Jack Quaid (The Boys), Mason Gooding (Booksmart) and Mikey Madison (Better Things), with returning Scream cast members including Guelph, Ontario’s own Neve Campbell (Sidney), Courteney Cox (Gale), David Arquette (Dewey), Marley Shelton (Judy) and Roger L. Jackson as the voice of Ghostface.
Original Canadian theatrical release date: January 14th, 2022
Canadian PVOD release date: March 4th, 2022 Genre: Slasher Runtime: 1 hour, 54 minutes
Directed by Canada’s own Denis Villeneuve, Dune is the first in an ambitious two-part adaptation of Frank Herbert’s seminal epic sci-fi 1965 novel. Dune: Part One follows Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) and his family as they get caught up in a war on a deadly and inhospitable sand planet. The film is up for 10 Academy Awards, including Best Picture. The sequel is set to hit theatres in October 2023.
A Crave Total subscription costs $19.99 CAD/month, while a Mobile plan is priced at $9.99/month.
Disney has confirmed that Marvel’s full lineup of Netflix shows will make its way onto Disney+ Canada on March 16th.
Earlier this month, the entertainment giant revealed that it had regained the rights to the series following years-long exclusivity to Netflix. The shows will remain on Netflix until March 1st.
For context, the shows are:
Marvel’s Daredevil (three seasons)
Marvel’s Jessica Jones (three seasons)
Marvel’s Luke Cage (two seasons)
Marvel’s Iron Fist (two seasons)
Marvel’s The Defenders (one season)
Marvel’s The Punisher (two seasons)
Originally running between 2015 and 2019, Netflix’s Marvel shows were generally praised for offering a grittier, street-level take on the Marvel universe. Daredevil, in particular, proved so popular that actors Charlie Cox (Matt Murdock/Daredevil) and Vincent D’Onofrio (Wilson Fisk/The Kingpin) have since reprised their roles in last year’s Spider-Man: No Way Home and Hawkeye, respectively.
While nothing has been confirmed yet, it’s expected that Cox and D’Onofrio will pop up again in future Marvel projects. There’s also always the possibility that other actors from the Netflix shows, like Krysten Ritter’s Jessica Jones or Jon Bernthal’s The Punisher, could return.
Disney has confirmed that Marvel’s full lineup of Netflix shows will make its way onto Disney+ Canada on March 16th.
Earlier this month, the entertainment giant revealed that it had regained the rights to the series following years-long exclusivity to Netflix. The shows will remain on Netflix until March 1st.
For context, the shows are:
Marvel’s Daredevil (three seasons)
Marvel’s Jessica Jones (three seasons)
Marvel’s Luke Cage (two seasons)
Marvel’s Iron Fist (two seasons)
Marvel’s The Defenders (one season)
Marvel’s The Punisher (two seasons)
Originally running between 2015 and 2019, Netflix’s Marvel shows were generally praised for offering a grittier, street-level take on the Marvel universe. Daredevil, in particular, proved so popular that actors Charlie Cox (Matt Murdock/Daredevil) and Vincent D’Onofrio (Wilson Fisk/The Kingpin) have since reprised their roles in last year’s Spider-Man: No Way Home and Hawkeye, respectively.
While nothing has been confirmed yet, it’s expected that Cox and D’Onofrio will pop up again in future Marvel projects. There’s also always the possibility that other actors from the Netflix shows, like Krysten Ritter’s Jessica Jones or Jon Bernthal’s The Punisher, could return.
Disney has confirmed that Marvel’s full lineup of Netflix shows will make its way onto Disney+ Canada on March 16th.
Earlier this month, the entertainment giant revealed that it had regained the rights to the series following years-long exclusivity to Netflix. The shows will remain on Netflix until March 1st.
For context, the shows are:
Marvel’s Daredevil (three seasons)
Marvel’s Jessica Jones (three seasons)
Marvel’s Luke Cage (two seasons)
Marvel’s Iron Fist (two seasons)
Marvel’s The Defenders (one season)
Marvel’s The Punisher (two seasons)
Originally running between 2015 and 2019, Netflix’s Marvel shows were generally praised for offering a grittier, street-level take on the Marvel universe. Daredevil, in particular, proved so popular that actors Charlie Cox (Matt Murdock/Daredevil) and Vincent D’Onofrio (Wilson Fisk/The Kingpin) have since reprised their roles in last year’s Spider-Man: No Way Home and Hawkeye, respectively.
While nothing has been confirmed yet, it’s expected that Cox and D’Onofrio will pop up again in future Marvel projects. There’s also always the possibility that other actors from the Netflix shows, like Krysten Ritter’s Jessica Jones or Jon Bernthal’s The Punisher, could return.
Disney has confirmed the full lineup of movies and shows hitting Disney+ Canada in March.
Some of the highlights include the very Canadian Pixar film Turning Red, Marvel’s Moon Knight series and the streaming premieres of Guillermo Del Toro’s Nightmare Alley and Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story.
See below for the full list:
March 2nd
Broken Karaoke (Season 1)
Our Kind of People (Season 1) [Disney+ Star]
Secrets of Sulpher Springs (Season 2) [Disney+ Star]
West Side Story
Wu-Tang: An American Saga (Seasons 1-2) [Disney+ Star]
March 3rd
The Dropout (season premiere) [Star Original]
March 4th
The Call of the Wild [Disney+ Star]
Fresh [Star Original]
Russia’s Wild Tiger
The Way of the Cheetah
March 9th
Army Wives (Seasons 1-7) [Disney+ Star]
How I Met Your Father (Season 1 premiere, first two episodes) [Star Original]
March 11th
Clotilda: Last American Slave Ship
Embrace the Panda: Making Turning Red [Disney+ Original]
Great Expectations [Disney+ Star]
How Stella Got Her Groove Back [Disney+ Star]
Turning Red [Disney+ Original]
March 16th
Good Trouble [Disney+ Star]
Malcolm in the Middle (Seasons 1-5) [Disney+ Star]
Miraculous Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir (Season 3, two episodes)
Nightmare Alley
Zeke and Luther (Seasons 1-3)
March 18th
Cheaper by the Dozen (season premiere) [Disney+ Original]
Lorenzo
More Than Robots [Disney+ Original]
March 23rd
Dirt (Seasons 1-2)
Doc McStuffins shorts (Season 1)
The Doc Files (Season 1)
The Eyes of Tammy Faye
Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures (Season 1)
Parallels [Disney+ Original]
Pop Goes the Vet with Dr. Joya (Season 1)
March 25th
Olivia Rodrigo: driving home 2 u [Disney+ Original]
Sunset Strip [Disney+ Star]
The Wonderful Spring of Mickey Mouse [Disney+ Original]
March 30th
Alaska Animal Rescue (Seasons 1-2)
America’s Funniest Home Videos: Animal Edition (Season 1) [Disney+ Star]
Ancient China From Above (Season 1)
Apollo: Back to the Moon (Season 1)
Apollo: Missions to the Moon
Atlas of Cursed Places (Season 1)
Being the Queen
Bin Laden’s Hard Drive
Born in Africa (Season 1)
Built for Mars: The Perseverance Rover
Buried Secrets of WWII (Season 1)
Buried Truth of the Maya
Cannibal Sharks
The Cave [Disney+ Star]
Critter Fixers: Country Vets (Season 1)
The Croc That Ate Jaws
Dog: Impossible (Season 2)
Europe From Above (Season 1)
Eyewitness: D-Day
Flooded Tombs of the Nile
Gathering Storm (Season 1)
Great Shark Chow Down
The Hatcher Family Diary (Season 1)
Heartland Docs, DVM (Season 3)
Hitler’s Teen Killers
The Hot Zone (Season 1) [Disney+ Star]
Ice Road Rescues (Season 5)
Impact with Gal Gadot (Season 1)
India From Above (Season 1)
Inside North Korea’s Dynasty (Season 1)
Jade Eyed Leopard
Jungle Animal Rescue
Kingdom Of The Mummies (Season 1)
The Last Ice
Life And Death In Paradise: Crocs Of The Caribbean
Lost City Of Machu Picchu
Lost On Everest (Fka: Everest Great Mystery)
Lost Temple Of The Inca
Lost Tombs Of The Pyramids
Lost Treasures Of Egypt (Seasons 1-2)
Lost Treasures Of The Maya (Season 1)
Made In A Day (Season 1)
Man Vs. Shark
Mission To The Sun
Moon Knight [Disney+ Original]
Most Wanted Sharks
Narco Wars (Seasons 1-2)
Nazi Megastructures (Season 6)
Nazi Megastructures: America’s War (Season 5)
9/11: One Day in America (Season 1)
The 90S Greatest (Season 1)
North Korea From The Inside With Michael Palin (Season 1)
Photo Ark (Season 2)
Pompeii: Secrets Of The Dead
Port Protection Alaska (Aka: Lawless Island) (Seasons 3-4)
Prairie Dog Manor (Season 1)
Primal Survivor (Seasons 4-5)
Rise Again: Tulsa And The Red Summer
Rogue Shark? (Aka: Rogue Jaws)
Queens (Season 1) [Disney+ Star]
Science Of Stupid (Seasons 7-8)
Scream Queens (Seasons 1-2) [Disney+ Star]
Secrets Of The Bull Shark
Secrets Of The Zoo (Season 3)
Secrets Of The Zoo: North Carolina (Season 1)
Secrets Of The Zoo: Tampa (Season 2)
Shark Attack Files (Season 1)
Shark Gangs
Shark Vs Surfer
Shark Vs. Whale
Sharkcano
Sharks Of The Bermuda Triangle
Sharks Vs. Dolphins: Blood Battle
Story Of God With Morgan Freeman, The (Season 3)
Surviving The Mount St. Helens Disaster (Aka: American Volcano)
Texas Storm Squad
To Catch A Smuggler (Seasons 1-2)
Ultimate Survival WWII (Season 1)
Ultimate Viking Sword
Unknown Waters With Jeremy Wade (Season 1)
Viking Warrior Women
What The Shark?
When Sharks Attack (Seasons 5-6)
Wild Cats Of India (Season 1)
Wild Central America (Season 1)
The Wild Life Of Dr. Ole (Season 1)
Wild Nordic (Season 1)
Witness To Disaster (Fka: Eyewitness) (Season 1)
Women Of Impact: Changing The World
World’s Biggest Bullshark
World’s Biggest Tiger Shark?
World’s Most Dangerous Shark? (Aka: World’s Deadliest Shark)
