March is shaping up to be a great month for BritBox viewers, with a mix of comedy, drama, documentaries and returning favourites joining the streaming service throughout the month.
Motherland — Available March 4
Fans of sharp, British humour will enjoy Motherland, a sitcom about the realities of modern parenthood. Focusing on a group of parents in West London, the series shines a light on the chaos of school runs, competitive social circles and everyday family life through clever writing and relatable characters. BritBox is adding Seasons 1–3, making it perfect for binge viewing this March.
Out There — Available March 10
This new drama stars Martin Clunes as a widowed Welsh farmer whose quiet life is upended when criminal gangs start using the countryside for their operations. Determined to protect his farm and teenage son, he faces escalating threats — making Out There a tense, character-driven series with plenty of stakes.
8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown — Available March 10
Comedy fans will be pleased to see new seasons (7–8) of the popular panel show 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdownlanding on BritBox. The off-beat blend of word games and laugh-out-loud banter between comedians and guests makes this a lighthearted binge favourite.
Her Majesty The Queen: Behind Closed Doors — Available March 17
This documentary offers an intimate look at Queen Camilla’s work raising awareness of domestic and sexual violence. Featuring her engagements with survivors, campaigners and official duties over a year, it’s a thoughtful and powerful portrait of advocacy and compassion.
QI (Season 5) — Available March 18
For trivia lovers, Season 5 of QI returns with its trademark blend of fascinating facts and witty banter. The quiz show delights with surprising insights and clever humour, making it great for casual viewing or shared laughs with family.
Death in Paradise (Season 15) — Available March 24
The beloved crime mystery set on the idyllic Caribbean island of Saint Marie continues with Season 15. DI Mervin Wilson and the team tackle new puzzling cases while navigating personal dynamics and island life. Expect more intriguing whodunits with plenty of charm and sun-soaked backdrop.
Whether you’re in the mood for comedy, crime or heartfelt documentaries, BritBox has something new for every mood this March.
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