What’s new on Now TV in January 2020: All the TV shows and films coming to Now TV

January can be bleak at the best of times. In a month when everyone is restricting themselves in every way possible, why not indulge in a new TV show or revisit an old favourite?

Now TV has a great offer giving you six months of Now TV Cinema and Entertainment for just £60, which is more than 50% off its usual £126 price tag – talk about starting the year on a good note. Alternatively, you can get the three-month bundle of both passes for £37, down from £63.

The service is constantly adding new content to its already large library of entertainment. We understand it’s hard to keep up with every new show, so we’re cutting out the middle man and bringing the best Now TV has to offer directly to you.

This month, expect award-winning religious drama from John Malkovich in The New Pope, nightmarish-thrills from Jordan Peele’s Us and politically charged action in Cobra. Read on for our guide on what to watch this January.

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17 January – Cobra

Robert Carlyle stars in this politically charged drama set in the midst of a power outage that threatens to leave the UK in ruin. Watch as the government struggle to respond to this large-scale national crisis and battle with the public’s unrest.

12 January – The Outsider

Based on the Stephen King novel, this dark detective series follows the killing of a young boy from a small midwest town. Cop Ralph Anderson (Ben Mendelson) arrests a respected figure in the community. Soon it becomes apparent this will be the hardest case he’ll ever have to face.

12 January – The New Pope

Jude Law picks up where the last series, The Young Pope, finishes and this time John Malkovich joins the fray. Oscar-winning director, Paolo Sorrentino, doesn’t disappoint in this lavishly camp take on life in the Vatican. Expect cameos from actress Sharon Stone and singer Marilyn Manson.

22 January – Avenue 5

From the creator of The Thick Of It and Veep comes a space tourism comedy set 40 years from now. Hugh Laurie stars as Captain Ryan Clark, commanding the Avenue 5 space ship on its trip around Saturn. On his journey, Clark encounters some technical difficulties and must keep his disgruntled passengers happy.

January – Magnum P.I Season 2

Former Navy SEAL turned private investigator, Jay Hernandez’s Thomas Magnum is back for the Magnum P.I reboot. Still residing in his Hawaiian estate owned by the famous author Robin Masters, he’s ready to take on more exhilarating cases.

24 January – Game of Thrones

Embark on the epic journey of lust, blood and treachery once more or join the hoards of fans that have made Game of Thrones the machine that it is today. Follow seven families as they fight to win over the Kingdom of Westeros. Now TV has every episode from all eight seasons available for you to feast your bloodthirsty eyes on.

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Instant Family

Rose Byrne and Mark Wahlberg star as new foster parents in this family-friendly romp. Pete and Ellie decide to adopt a child but they never expected to end up with three overnight. Watch as the couple muddle their way through parenthood.

Us

Jordan Peele’s most recent visual endeavour carries on the terrifying and nightmarish themes of his previous acclaimed movie, Get Out. Lupita Nyong’o steals the show in this thriller where your worst enemy is, quite literally, yourself.

Aladdin

A live-action retelling of the Disney classic following the story of a street urchin who meets a magical genie. Last year’s hit film features a star-studded cast with the likes of Will Smith, Naomi Scott and Nasim Pedrad. Explore a whole new world with your entire family.

The Favourite

Something a little more astute for the period drama fans amongst you. Based on a true story, this tale of loneliness and competition follows Queen Anne, played exquisitely by Olivia Coleman. Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz vie for the queen’s attention in order to be deemed the favourite, but who will prevail?

Shazam

14-year-old Billy Batson has a power unlike any seen before. By simply uttering the word “Shazam” he can transform into an adult superhero. Billy’s enjoyment of his newfound powers is shortlived when he’s confronted with the evil Dr. Thaddeus Sivana.

What is Now TV?

Now TV is an online subscription streaming service that lets you watch Sky TV programming without signing up to a long-term contract. The service is perfect for those that want the option to cancel at any time. You won’t even need a TV set as the service is available on multiple platforms and devices.

Now TV is built around different “Passes”. You can choose between either the Entertainment Pass, Sky Cinema Pass, the Sky Sports, Kids or the Hayu Pass. What’s more, if you’re unsure of which to choose from you can even mix and match passes to suit your needs.

How much does Now TV cost?

Below we’ve added an easy-to-read list to give you the details on each monthly subscription price.

• Entertainment Pass – £7.99
• Sky Cinema Pass – £11.99
• Sky Sports Pass – £33.99, but daily and weekly passes are cheaper
• Kids Pass – £3.99
• Hayu Pass – £3.99

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How to watch Now TV abroad?

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