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ENJOY A CLASSIC COMEDY THAT’S MAKING A COMEBACK AND OUR FAVOURITE POLICE DRAMA RETURNS, TOO, SAYS BRYONY FIRTH-BERNARD

FILM COMING 2 AMERICA

Prince Akeem (Eddie Murphy) and his right-hand man Semmi (Arsenio Hall) are back for a sequel to their 1988 comedy, more than 30 years after it first hit our screens. Once again, the pair are going back to Queens for an adventure, but this time they’re trying to find Akeem’s son so that he can become the heir to the throne of Zamunda. But will the duo succeed? With new stars including Kiki Layne (The Old Guard) and Wesley Snipes, we’re expecting plenty of belly laughs. On Amazon Prime from 5th March

TV YOUR HONOR

Breaking Bad’s Bryan Cranston leads in this 10-part legal drama centred around family, lies and impossible choices. He plays respectable judge Michael, who is trying to protect his son after discovering he’s been involved in a hit-andrun. He thinks if they stay quiet his son will be safe, but little does he know the accident victim is a member of a crime family who are prepared to hunt down the person responsible. How far will Michael go to save his son’s life and will vengeance be served? On Sky Atlantic from 2nd March

FILM YES DAY

Allison (Jennifer Garner) and Carlos (Édgar Ramírez) feel like they’re constantly saying ‘no’ to their three kids, so what do they do? They decide to give the kids a ‘yes day’ when the children get to make all the rules for 24 hours. It takes them on a whirlwind adventure around Los Angeles and it becomes a day that will bring the family closer together than ever before. It’s the feelgood family comedy we all need right now. On Netflix from 12th March

TV LINE OF DUTY SEASON 6

Almost two years after the last season, Jed Mercurio’s highly acclaimed police drama is back and there are plenty more twists and turns in store. Kelly Macdonald joins the series as guest lead playing DCI Joanne Davidson, whose unusual conduct raises a few eyebrows in the unit. Mercurio said she’s ‘the most enigmatic adversary AC-12 has ever faced’ – so watch this space! Of course, the series wouldn’t be complete without DI Kate Fleming (Vicky Mcclure) and DS Steve Arnott (Martin Compston), who are also joined by newcomers Andi Osho (Kiri) and Prasanna Puwanarajah (Doctor Foster). Seriously, we can’t wait! Coming to BBC One this month