March on Foxtel
Foxtel highlights for the month of March include Selling Houses Australia, Succession, Perry Mason, The Cruise: Welcome Aboard, Beyond Paradise, Sanditon, Better, Rise of the Billionaires, Rain Dogs and Gotham Knights. The headliners Selling Houses Australia (s15) Following a season that was greatly impacted by COVID-19 border closures limiting their ability to film freely around the country, real estate guru Andrew Winter, design expert Wendy Moore and landscaper Dennis Scott return for another bumper round of spectacular home renovations in Selling Houses Australia’s milestone 15th season. Duration: 60 mins x 10 | Premiering Wednesday March 22 at 8.30pm | LifeStyle Succession (s4) With the sale of Logan Roy’s media conglomerate Waystar Royco to tech visionary Lukas Matsson edging ever closer, tensions continue to rise within his family, as Shiv, Kendall and Roman look to the future. Elsewhere, wedding bells are in the air for Connor, while Shiv and Tom’s marriage hangs by a thread. Duration: 60 mins x 10 | Premiering Monday March 27 Express at 1pm, encore at 8.30pm | Fox Showcase The ones you can’t miss Perry Mason (s2) When season two of legal drama Perry Mason picks back up, our titular lawyer has turned his newly acquired firm with Della Street and Paul Drake to resolving civil cases, tentatively forging a new career path while avoiding the drama of dealing with dangerous criminals. Duration: 60 mins x 8 | Premiering Tuesday March 7 Express at 1pm, encore at 8.30pm | Fox Showcase The Cruise: Welcome Aboard If you’ve ever thought about dipping your toe into the world of cruising, then this is the docuseries for you. Cameras jump aboard two new luxury cruise liners aimed at a younger demographic known as ‘wanderlusters’, where the aim of the game is fun, adventure, living your best life and capturing the ultimate selfie. Duration: 60 mins x 8 | Premiering Monday March 6 at 8.30pm | Real Life Beyond Paradise This Death in Paradise spin-off follows DI Humphrey Goodman and his fiancée Martha Lloyd in their new home near the Devonshire coast, as she pursues her dream of running her own restaurant while he heads up a new team on the local force. But if peace and quiet is what they’re after, they’d better think again. Duration: 60 mins x 6 | Premiering Express Saturday March 4 at 8.30pm | BBC First Sanditon (s3) Fans are set for an exciting finale in this third and final instalment of the Regency-era period drama, loosely based on Jane Austen’s unfinished novel. Despite Charlotte’s betrothal to Ralph Starling, her heart still belongs to the dashing Alexander Colbourne. Elsewhere, some new arrivals are sure to stir things up. Duration: 60 mins x 6 | Premiering Express Wednesday March 22 at 8.30pm | BBC First Must-watch entertainment Better From the producers of Chernobyl and This Is Going to Hurt comes this gripping new British crime-drama, starring Leila Farzad as DI Lou Slack – a bent cop who’s finally forced to confront two decades of dodgy deals with powerful Leeds underground crime boss Col McHugh head-on when her son almost dies. Duration: 60 mins x 5 | All episodes available Tuesday March 14 at 11am | On Demand Rise of the Billionaires This fascinating docuseries takes a closer look at five of the tech world’s most formidable titans – Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Sergey Brin and Larry Page – from their scandals and feuds to their decadent lifestyles, their meteoric rises to the top and how they came to dominate modern society. Duration: 60 mins x 4 | Premiering Monday March 6 at 7.30pm | Fox Docos Rain Dogs This dark but hope-filled comedy from newcomer Cash Carraway, loosely based on her memoir Skint Estate: Notes from the Poverty Line, centres around four creative souls on the fringes of society – punky-progressive writer Costello Jones, her privileged soulmate Selby, her all-over-the-map pal Gloria and her mature-beyond-her-years daughter, Iris. Duration: 30 mins x 8 | Premiering Express Tuesday March 7 at 9.30pm | Fox Showcase Gotham Knights When Bruce Wayne is murdered and Gotham City swiftly descends into chaos, the Caped Crusader’s adopted son, Turner Hayes, finds himself at the top of the list of suspects. After he forms an unlikely alliance with the children of Batman’s enemies – also framed for his murder – they set about trying to clear their names in this latest spin-off set in the DC Comics Universe. Duration: 60 mins x 13 | Premiering Express Thursday March 16 at 8.30pm | Fox8 March 1 Fox Arena – Dr. Phil (Season 20) 9.30am Dr. Phillip C. McGraw’s show draws on his 25 years of experience in psychology, sociology and observation. Beginning his TV career as the resident expert on human behaviour on Oprah Winfrey’s daily talk show, Dr. Phil continues to deal with real issues in his blunt style, using his background in psychology to offer helpful advice. Fox Arena – Skin A&E (Season 1-3) 6.30pm Top dermatologists in a specialist clinic assist members of the public suffering from a range of skin conditions. They treat cysts, lipomas, undiagnosed rashes and more. A&E – Trucking Hell (Season 3) 4.00pm Following men and women working in the heavy recovery business, as they tackle jack-knifed lorries, crashed HGVs and roadside breakdowns. A&E – Cars That Rock With Brian Johnson (Season 1) 7.30pm In addition to being the lead singer of AC/DC, Brian Johnson is a car enthusiast who likes to head to racetracks and take the wheel of supercars. Now he’s sharing his passion for vehicles with viewers on “Cars That Rock.” Real Life – Police Ten-7 (Season 14) 7.30pm In New Zealand, the term ‘Police Ten 7’ means ‘Police have arrived on the scene’. This unique fly-on-the-wall reality series brims with action as it follows urban cops on the beat. Real Life – First Responders (Season 1) 8.30pm The First Responders operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days of the year. New Zealand averages 870,000 calls
