‘Sherlock’ and ‘Poirot’ Lead 10 Mystery Shows Streaming Free in November
PBS Distribution is launching “Mystery Month”, a free, month-long event on the PBS Drama channel on Prime Video, bringing familiar detectives back to screens and giving mystery fans an alternative to seasonal romance programming. The schedule features ten crime and detective series, with dedicated marathons for several major titles.
The event begins at midnight ET on 1 November. Poirot runs from 4 to 8 November, followed by Grantchester on 12 November, Sherlock on 14 November and Endeavour on 15 November; Grantchester returns on 22 November. Other titles include Van der Valk, Baptiste, Pie in the Sky and The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes. PBS Drama is an ad-supported, always-on channel, so the shows air as part of its regular schedule.
In short
- PBS Drama is showing ten mystery series free on Prime Video in November.
- Poirot gets a five-day marathon from 4 to 8 November.
- Sherlock, Grantchester and Endeavour also have dedicated dates.
Explained simply
PBS Distribution is the commercial arm of the US public broadcaster PBS, which makes and distributes programmes for television and streaming. Its PBS Drama channel is available through Prime Video as a free, ad-supported service: viewers can watch its scheduled programmes without a subscription to that channel, with adverts.
The featured series include adaptations of Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot stories and Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes, alongside newer British detective dramas such as Grantchester and Endeavour. They follow detectives and police as they investigate crimes, often drawing on recurring characters and settings.
The event brings together familiar crime dramas for viewers looking for scripted mysteries. Because the channel runs on a schedule, viewers watch when a programme is broadcast rather than choosing each episode on demand.
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