Crime fans, rejoice! Netflix has officially renewed Dept. Q for season 2, but I think the streamer should spice up the competition by timing its release with a HBO Max giant.

Sky and HBO have jointly committed to two series of a legal drama from Hijack creator George Kay. Dominic West and Sienna Miller will star in eight-part War, co-produced by All3Media label New Pictures (Protection) and Kay’s indie Observatory Pictures. Sky brokered the two series deal.

This short-lived HBO Max drama with Anna Kendrick didn't get the love it deserved in 2020, but Netflix fans can now stream it (and swoon)

HBO's upcoming crime series with a dark, gritty tone and thrilling action sequences poses stiff competition for Netflix's Untamed's second season.

Since then, Netflix and HBO documentaries have alleged rumors had swirled in the small town that Buster and his late younger brother Paul were potentially involved in Smith's death.

Streaming giants like Netflix, HBO, and Disney+ have pulled out all the stops, flooding our screens with prestige TV, breakout newcomers, and returning favourites that are better than ever.