All the Acorn TV originals and returning favorites streaming this fall: Here’s the list

Acorn TV returns this autumn with a thrilling lineup of new original programming and fan favorites, all under its season-long event, An Autumn to Die For. Starting September 22 and running through November 27, the selected slate features crime dramas laced with a hint of suspense, classic mysteries, and new international series on the platform.

Regardless of whether you're an Acorn TV vintage fan or just starting to become familiar with the network, there's something for everyone this fall season, with some engrossing content. From crime-oriented dramas to family favorites, there is something for every mystery lover to discover.

New Acorn TV Originals premiering this fall

Murder Before Evensong

Premiering on September 29 on Acorn TV, this television adaptation of Reverend Richard Coles's novel introduces Canon Daniel Clement to television life with Matthew Lewis. Airing in the idyllic Chipping village, the show starts with a corpse found dead in the church.

Being a retired detective, Canon Clement finds himself entangled in trying to unravel the mystery, uncovering secrets that challenge the village's façade. Produced by Nick Hicks-Beach and directed by David Moore, who is well-known for directing Outlander and Shetland.

The Crow Girl

This compelling crime thriller, released on September 8 on Acorn TV, tracks DCI Jeanette Kilburn (Eve Myles) and psychotherapist Dr. Sophia Craven (Katherine Kelly) as they hunt for a string of murders of young men. Their investigation draws them into a tangled web of historic abuse and corruption.

The series has been widely acclaimed for its compelling storylines and impressive performances.

Totally Completely Fine

It was released on September 1 on Acorn TV and is an Australian dark comedy that takes place around Vivian Cunningham (Thomasin McKenzie), a troubled young woman who inherits her grandfather's clifftop residence, a hotspot for suicides. Vivian becomes an inadvertent guardian to crisis-stricken people while dealing with her issues, interchanging drama and comedy.

The series has received acclaim for its unconventional premise and McKenzie's performance.

Swiped

Coming on September 19 on Acorn TV, Swiped is a biographical drama and adaptation of Whitney Wolfe Herd, the Bumble founder. Lily James plays the role of Herd, tracing her path in the tech world and the challenges of creating a dating app empowering women.

Rachel Lee Goldenberg directs the film, presenting a close look at online dating and entrepreneurship.

Coming back favorites this fall

Whitstable Pearl – Season 3

Back for its third series, Whitstable Pearl still tracks restaurateur-turned-private investigator Pearl Nolan (Kerry Godliman) around the seaside town of Whitstable. The series this time goes deeper into personal relationships, with Pearl handling complex relationships and solving new cases.

The series has been complimented on how it combines charm, humor, and strong storytelling.

Irish Blood – Season Finale

Ending on September 8, Irish Blood reveals Fiona (Alicia Silverstone) finding the reality of how her late father was killed. The final episode of the series resolves centuries-long secrets that put Fiona in a vulnerable position as she fights the consequences of what she learned.

The series has been praised for its depth and acting.

Agatha Christie collection

In honor of Dame Agatha Christie's birthday and National Cozy Mystery Day, Acorn TV is re-airing some of her favorites. Starting September 22, "Agatha Christie's Poirot: The Early Cases" will be on offer, giving viewers the opportunity to once again experience the legendary detective's early cases.

A new Agatha Christie mystery will also be offered every Monday during the fall season on IMDb.

Special programming highlights

Harry Wild – Holiday Special: Jane Seymour returns to her role as Harry Wild in this holiday special, spreading cheer and solving mysteries during the holiday season.

The Light in the Hall – Season 2: The critically acclaimed series continues with fresh episodes, continuing the suspenseful narrative and complex character development.

The Gone – Season 2: The psychological thriller series continues with its second season, delving more deeply into the mysteries behind the disappearance of a young girl.

Hence, Acorn TV's fall lineup features a diverse abundance of material, from gritty crime dramas to classic mysteries.