Acorn TV is a streaming service that features mysteries, dramas, comedies, and documentaries. The service was founded in 2013. The predecessor was Acorn Media Group, which was a British television distributor that was launched in 1994. In 2013, the company relaunched as a standalone service offering monthly subscriptions. Acorn TV is owned by RLJ Entertainment, Inc. Acorn TV is available to customers within the United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Spain. In 2015, Acorn TV became the only niche streaming service that had a program nominated for an Emmy. Acorn TV currently has over 450,000 subscribers.

Acorn TV has a variety of shows. On the website and the app, the programs are categorized. You can find categories like Most Popular, Only on Acorn TV, Leading Ladies, Mystery, Drama, Comedy, Foreign Language, Documentaries, New Releases, and Feature Film. Popular shows and movies include Blood, Mystery Road, Line of Duty, Keeping Faith, No Offense, The Indian Doctor, Rebecka Martinsson, 19-2, The Good Karma Hospital, Hamish Macbeth, Loch Ness, The Heart Guy, Delicious, Striking Out, Agatha Christie’s The Witness for the Prosecution, 800 Words, The Secret Agent, Agatha Raisin, Janet King, A Dance to the Music of Time, Detectorists, Vera, Serangood Raod, Murdoch Mysteries, Midsomer Murders, Jack Taylor, George Gently, Foyle’s War, A Place to Call Home, Doc Martin, The Poirot Collection, and Agatha Christie’s Marple. You can watch Acorn TV on Apple TV/iOS, Android devices, Roku, PC/Mac, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung Smart TVs, and Chromecast.

The monthly membership is $5.99. There is an annual subscription available for $59.99. You can easily cancel Acorn TV. We have included some cancellation instructions on this page. The cancellation instructions outline what is needed when you contact Acorn TV, as well as how to contact them to effectively cancel your membership. Please continue reading this page for more information.