New to Neon in March

Two Yellowstone spin-offs, Marshals and The Madison, and the final season of Outlander lead Neon’s March highlights.

Marshals (March 2) follows Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes) from the Yellowstone ranch to riding with an enlist unit of lawmen; The Madison (March 15) is billed as a “sweeping neo-western” staring Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell, in which a New York can quits the city to start over in the wilds of Montana.

S8 of Outlander, in which Claire and Jamie return home to Fraser’s Ridge to face fresh challenges, streams from March 7.

Gods of Tennis (March 1) is a three-part 2023 BBC documentary series about the “rebels, rock stars, revolutionaries” of pro-tennis.

“After the initial episode, featuring subjects who were undoubted pioneers and activists who made a genuine difference to the game, things get a bit looser,” The Guardian said.

“The focus shifts to the overall effect of changing times on tennis and its players rather than the other way around – the advent of serious sponsorship deals in the 80s, the increased tabloid attention and so on.”

Also new to Neon TV are S1-4 of Frasier (March 1), S1-9 of Scrubs (March 6), S3-4 and 13-15 of  South Park (March 19), and S18 of Murdoch Mysteries (March 26).

New movies to stream include:

HBO Max premieres on Neon include DTF St Louis (March 1) and Rooster (March 19).

The former stars Jason Bateman, David Harbour, Linda Cardellini and Peter Sarsgaard in a thriller about a murdered suburban dad; the latter is a Bill (Shrinking) Lawrence comedy starring Steve Carell as a crime writer who has a complicated relationship with his daughter, a professor at an elite university (Charly Clive).

Other TV newcomers include the return of The Comeback for its belated third season and: