Sky has revealed the content coming to its channels and the streaming service NOW for July 2022.
With a variety of new and returning content named in the list, July could be a busy month of TV for Sky viewers.
Here’s a list of some of the Sky and NOW content you can watch in July.
Content coming to Sky and NOW in July 2022
If you’re excited to watch the next season of your favourite show, July could be your month as Breeders, FBI, FBI: Most Wanted, New Amsterdam plus more TV shows are returning and coming to Sky with new episodes next month.
Viewers can also expect to see The Baby, a show that sees a woman take on motherhood when she’d rather not be a mother. The 38-year-old woman isn’t expecting to be landed with a baby of her own and the baby’s deadly nature makes her desperate to remove it from her life.
Other content coming to Sky and NOW in July 2022
- Killer Siblings – Season 3 – Sky Crime and NOW
- Lost Gold of the Aztecs – Sky History and NOW
- The UnXplained – Season 3 - Sky History and NOW
- Spider-Man: No Way Home – Sky Cinema and NOW
- King Richard - Sky Cinema and NOW
- Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank - Sky Cinema and NOW
- Cry Macho - Sky Cinema and NOW
- The Card Counter - Sky Cinema and NOW
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