ITV Announces Lineup of New Dramas for Autumn 2026

As autumn approaches, ITV is preparing to release a variety of new drama series on its streaming service, ITVX. The lineup includes crime thrillers, relationship dramas, and returning popular series.

Among the new offerings is "The Blame," a six-part crime thriller starring Michelle Keegan and Douglas Booth. The series follows two detectives investigating a murder in a fictional town, uncovering institutional cover-ups. It is scheduled to stream on ITVX starting September 20.

"The Party," adapted from Elizabeth Day's novel, features Luke Evans, Tom Cullen, Joanna Scanlan, and Lydia Leonard. The drama explores themes of friendship, wealth, privilege, and identity, centering on two men whose lives have been intertwined since boarding school. This series will be available on ITVX later in the autumn.

Another crime drama, "Winter," stars Richard Armitage and Annabel Scholey. The six-part series focuses on a forensic pathologist who collaborates with a detective to solve murders while pursuing a personal investigation. It is also set to stream on ITVX this autumn.

"Adultery," a new six-part series from writer Danny Brocklehurst, stars Dominic Cooper and Romola Garai. The drama centers on two families whose lives become entangled when their teenage children fall in love, leading the parents to confront their own desires. This series will be available on ITVX in the autumn.

Returning for its fourth season is "Trigger Point," with Vicky McClure reprising her role as bomb disposal officer Lana Washington. The new season begins during the 2026 World Cup, with London facing a series of coordinated bombings. "Trigger Point" season four streams on ITVX from August 30.

Also returning for a fourth season is "Professor T," starring Ben Miller as Professor Jasper Tempest. The crime drama follows the genius criminologist who assists the police with their cases. Six months after the previous season's finale, the team is working to regroup, with a new member joining. The series, which explores grief and new possibilities, will stream on ITVX from August 19.