During the second week of March (from the 9th to the 15th), viewers can expect a multitude of exciting premieres. Iconic Hollywood actresses will once again appear in new projects: Nicole Kidman will play the role of a forensic expert in a gloomy thriller, while Michelle Pfeiffer will attempt to start a new life in picturesque Montana.
Fans of gripping stories will be delighted by the continuation of the fantasy saga about pirates, while lovers of dramatic plots will be presented with a Spanish drama about fateful mistakes and hidden family secrets.
“Scarpetta,” crime, premiere (March 11)
The plot of the series focuses on Kay Scarpetta, played by Nicole Kidman. She returns to her native Virginia to resume her position as a forensic expert. In the process, she will face complex relationships both in her personal life and at work, including tension with her sister Dorothy, with whom she has accumulated many grievances and secrets.
“One Piece: Big Score,” fantasy, second season (March 12)
This adventurous fantasy is based on the famous manga and tells the story of young sailor Monkey D. Luffy, who dreams of becoming the King of the Pirates. He gathers a crew and sets sail into the open sea in search of the legendary treasure left by Gol D. Roger on one of the uninhabited islands. Whoever possesses this treasure will become the leader of all pirates, but Luffy's journey will be filled with dangers and adventures.
“Madison River,” drama, premiere (March 14)
The Clayburn family, suffering from a tragedy that turned their lives upside down, decides to start anew. In search of peace of mind, they leave bustling New York and move to the tranquil valley of the Madison River in southwestern Montana. Will the picturesque landscapes and solitude help them heal their wounds? Starring Michelle Pfeiffer.
“Wild Rose,” action, premiere (March 12)
A hitman named Roosevelt (Omarion), also known as Rose, grew up in a family of professional killers who use charitable organizations as a cover. After the disappearance of his wife and daughter, he begins his own investigation, which makes him question his family and challenge the entire organization.
“That Night,” crime, premiere (March 13)
While vacationing with her family in the Dominican Republic, Elena (Clara Galle) accidentally hits a man. In a panic, she turns to her sisters, Paula (Claudia Salas) and Chris (Paula Usero), for help. To protect the younger sister, who has a child, they decide to hide the incident. However, this fateful choice triggers a chain of lies that will forever change their lives. The screenplay is based on the Sunday Times bestseller by Gillian McAllister, with the action relocated from Italy to the Dominican Republic, and the main characters becoming Spanish women.
“Fatal Attraction,” crime, third season (March 13)
The main character, a married woman, decides to spend a weekend away from home, but her journey turns into a dangerous trial. She finds herself under the influence of the destructive force of fatal attraction, and her life changes forever. Now she must uncover the secrets that her loved ones are hiding.
“Virgin River,” melodrama, seventh season (March 12)
The plot of the series revolves around Mel, a young midwife who starts a new life in the remote town of Virgin River in California, seeking to leave painful memories behind. However, life in the countryside proves to be much more complicated than she expected, and Mel faces her inner fears before she can find happiness again.
“Caesar,” comedy, premiere (March 10)
Gesha Korostylev, an ordinary security guard, has long been accustomed to his gray routine, which includes an unloved job and neglect from those around him. But when he learns that his ancestor was the famous general Caesar, he decides to change his life. Inspired by this discovery, he leaves his wife and begins a new relationship with the ambitious Cleopatra, hoping for a great future.
Overview of new and continuing series this week (March 2 - 8) is available here.
