Streaming on SBS On Demand – quick links
The Sommerdahl Murders Season 6 – 1 February
Series. Everything in the life of Dan Sommerdahl (Peter Mygind) seems at peace as we begin the sixth season of this much-loved Danish-language crime drama. But happiness can’t last forever, and soon the chief investigator is faced with new murder mysteries and dilemma-filled choices.
This season, our trio reflect on their lives. Dan must learn to balance his roles as grandfather, father, friend and future husband. Marianne contemplates uprooting her life. And Flemming is left wondering whether he’s coming or going. As always, the season is marked by sun, summer and a dash of murder.
New Zealand’s Most Endangered Species – 1 February
Series. Conservationist Nicola Toki and comedian Pax Assadi travel around New Zealand and the South Pacific to get up-close-and-personal with an array of species at risk of extinction.
Not your typical nature documentary series, Most Endangered Species New Zealand captivates a new audience of armchair wildlife-enthusiasts through Assadi’s comedy and Nicola’s enthusiasm.
From Roger Moore With Love – 3 February
Documentary (2024). This feature-length documentary offers a rare glimpse into the life of the ultimate gentleman spy. Blending Moore’s own diaries, memoirs and rare archival footage, it takes viewers on a journey through his world featuring candid interviews with those who knew him best – family, friends, iconic co-stars and even fellow Bonds.
From his humble beginnings as a working-class boy in South London to his transformation into a global icon, this is the definitive portrait of a man who embodied a role so completely that he became indistinguishable from it.
Trespasses – 4 February
Series. This intoxicating, four-episode romantic drama tells the story of Cushla (Lola Petticrew), a young Catholic schoolteacher whose life in 1975 Northern Ireland is shadowed by the Troubles.
Amid curfews, bombings and betrayals, she works nights in her family’s pub, serving both sides and British soldiers, when she meets and falls for Michael (Tom Cullen) – an older, married Protestant barrister.
Their affair is intoxicating and dangerous. Cushla’s world is full of defiant spirits: her drunk, sharp-tongued mother Gina (Gillian Anderson), her lively pupils, and beloved colleague Gerry (Oisín Thompson). But as the forbidden love between Cushla and Michael deepens, violence looms and tensions rise. Cushla will be pulled between duty and desire, and family and freedom.
Saving Yellowstone – 4 February
Series. The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is one of the largest intact environments on the planet, and home to over 1000 unique plant and animal species. While still largely rugged and majestic, serious issues such as disease, drought, pollution, human encroachment and climate change continually threaten both the wild and domesticated animals who call this place home.
Hosted by Dennis Quaid, Saving Yellowstone is a four-part limited series exploring both the beauty and fragility of this magical land.
The Last Leg With Adam Hills Season 34 – 4 February
Series. Fast-tracked from the UK, Australian comedy legend Adam Hills continues his award-winning series in 2026. Join comedy’s sharpest satirical trio, Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker, as they unpack the week’s news with a side of satire and a lot of laughs.
The Food That Built The World Season 6 – 7 February
Series. For generations of Americans, they have been household names: Milton Hershey, Will Kellogg, Henry Heinz and the McDonald’s brothers.
Behind the brand names were larger than life characters who built empires that defined American eating habits, built cities, invented new technologies and helped win world wars. Across 10 episodes, The Food That Built The World explores their surprising stories.
Mysteries Unearthed With Danny Trejo – 8 February
Series. From dangerous explosives and deadly curses to treasures found in the unlikeliest of ways, Mysteries Unearthed With Danny Trejo digs into the people, places and historical significance of these discoveries. And sometimes just being in the right place at the right time can make history… because nothing stays hidden forever.
Architecture The Railways Built Season 2 – 8 February
Docuseries. Rail expert Tim Dunn travels the UK and Europe exploring the most striking architecture on the railway network. From station buildings to viaducts, hotels to signal boxes and every structure in between – and all of them have a fascinating story.
Other People’s Money – 9 February
Series. From the producers of Babylon Berlin and the BAFTA-awarded Millenium trilogy, this is the story of the biggest tax fraud in European history – and how two women fought to put an end to it.
Pay a tax, get it refunded twice and claim it’s legal: that’s a Cum-Ex deal. A young lawyer and his boss expand this scheme to private investors in Germany, developing a global network of banks, lawyers and investors that steal billions from European citizens. In Denmark, tax officials Inger Brøgger and Niels Jensen watch helplessly as state funds vanish, with little support from bankers or politicians.
When Niels faces financial struggles and personal pressures, he loses his moral compass and joins the scheme. In Germany, a District Attorney uncovers the massive fraud and faces fierce resistance from banks and politicians. Determined to prevent the usual outcome – where minor players are caught while the masterminds walk free – she fights tirelessly to bring those truly responsible to justice.
Inside The Tower Of London Season 7 – 9 February
Docuseries. It’s 2024, a year on from the coronation of King Charles, and it’s all change at the Tower. New Chief Yeoman Warder Rob Fuller and Yeoman Gaoler Clive Towell get used to their new jobs as the fortress prepares for its most action-packed event in years, including the celebration of the anniversary of the D-Day landings.
The Tower also gets a brand new Ravenmaster, while Debbie Whittingham prepares to retire as the Tower’s first female Deputy Governor. Historic Royal Palaces Chief Curator Tracy Borman investigates some memorable tower history including the extraordinary story of the missing head of Sir Walter Raleigh.
I Am Raquel Welch – 10 February
Documentary (2025). I Am Raquel Welch is a feature documentary that celebrates the life of a trailblazing actress and single mother who not only redefined the world’s idea of a Hollywood ‘sex symbol’ but also led the way for modern-day action heroines.
This Tastes Funny – 10 February
Reality series. In This Tastes Funny, American comedian Iliza Shlesinger and her chef husband Noah Galuten are travelling the length of New Zealand – one stop before the middle of nowhere.
Confined to a small motorhome and with only each other for company, they are here to discover the sights, tastes and – weirdly – smells that this country has to offer. All in preparation for Iliza’s first New Zealand comedy show, because – if you’re going to make fun of an entire country, you must first understand every gritty detail.
Rise of the Raven – 12 February
Series. This 10-episode mini-series set in the 15th century is based on the bestselling Hungarian novels by Mór Bán. The story of Janos Hunyadi (Gellért L Kádár) is the epic tale of a modest hero who against all odds, vanquished the much larger Ottoman army and halted its drive to conquer the Vatican and overrun Western Europe. In so doing, Hunyadi not only shaped the history of Hungary, but all of Europe.
With a visually-striking contemporary approach, the series chronicles Hunyadi’s lifelong struggle against the ever-expanding Ottoman Empire as well as his enemies at home. It all culminates in Hunyadi’s climactic victory against seemingly insurmountable odds when he defeats the invading Ottoman army at the siege of Nandorfehervar (contemporary Belgrade), a triumph that forever altered the fate of Europe.
The series is produced by Robert Lantos and directed by Academy Award nominated director Robert Dornhelm, with Orsi Nagypál, Attila Szász and showrunner Balázs Lengyel.
Brassic Season 7 – 12 February
Series. After seven hilarious seasons, Joseph Gilgun’s rowdy gang gets an unmissable send-off, as Vinnie and the crew face their biggest challenge yet. When a new gang muscles in on his turf, Vinnie (Joseph Gilgun) reunites the crew, takes on a classic Bishops job, and reminds Hawley who’s boss.
Mrs Bishop is getting married, and nothing will get in the way of her perfect day – except for Mr Bishop. Vinnie is trying to lay low, until a new gang headed up by Farmer Jim’s estranged daughter starts stepping on his toes. Vinnie reunites the crew to deal with The Bishops and prove who really runs Hawley.
A Spy Among Friends – 19 February
Series. Based on the New York Times best-selling book written by Ben Macintyre, this six-episode series dramatises the true story of Nicholas Elliott (Damian Lewis) and Kim Philby (Guy Pearce), two British spies and lifelong friends.
Philby was the most notorious British defector and Soviet double agent in history. This is a story of intimate duplicity; of loyalty, trust and treachery. Philby’s deeply personal betrayal, uncovered at the height of the Cold War, resulted in the gutting of British and American Intelligence.
Fallen Season 2 – 19 February
Series. Iris (Sofia Helen) has become increasingly comfortable in Malmö as head of the Cold Case Unit. They have a new case on their hands: a body has been found buried outside Ystad near a manor house. But just as the investigation gains momentum, Iris receives a message from a former colleague, with unexpected consequences.
The Danish Woman – 19 February
Series. She’s Rambo, Napoleon and Pippi Long Stocking all rolled into one – and she lives next door!
When Ditte Jensen (Trine Dyrholm) retires with honours from the Danish Secret Service, she moves into an apartment block in Reykjavik, where she plans to tend to her garden and live out her life in anonymity. But Ditte cannot stop being who she is: an elite soldier and a warrior.
Soon, the apartment building becomes a battlefield for a better world. With her deep-rooted sense of justice, she sees her neighbours’ problems and feels compelled to help – whether they want her help or not. And in her world, the end justifies the means. Always.
Written and directed by Benedikt Erlingsson (Woman at War) and co-written by Ólafur Egill Egilsson.
Going Places with Ernie Dingo Season 7 – 20 February
Series. Ernie Dingo returns for a new season of the much-loved program Going Places. Travelling the length and breadth of Australia, Ernie will be joined this season by new host Brooke Blurton, while Mark Coles Smith and Rae Johnston return for more adventures, more beautiful places and more fascinating people to share a yarn with.
Australia’s Greatest Conman? – 24 February
Two-part docuseries. In the 1980s, John Friedrich led an elite sea and land rescue squad out of Victoria, winning an Order of Australia, top-secret government contracts and hundreds of millions of dollars in loans. But no one knew that John Friedrich was not who he made out to be, and his undoing revealed one of the most audacious scams in Australian history – netting an estimated $900 million in today’s value.
Walkley Award-winning journalist and presenter Marc Fennell sets out to uncover the truth behind the man who deceived a nation in Australia’s Greatest Conman? With exclusive interviews with Kerry O’Brien, Hugh Riminton and Richard Fidler, as well as Friedrich’s closest colleagues and fiercest rivals, Fennell reveals a story stranger than fiction in this gripping true-crime thriller that will keep audiences guessing until the very end.
