15 British Columbia-Filmed Movies and TV Shows to Watch in 2026
The new year brings a fresh lineup of Hollywood North productions, with numerous TV shows and movies filmed in British Columbia set to premiere in 2026. To help you plan a viewing schedule packed with local flavor, here is a list of 15 productions made in B.C. in 2025 that you should keep an eye out for this coming year.
Allegiance (Season 3)
Where to watch: CBC, CBC Gem
Release date: Out now
In this Canadian production, Surrey gets to play itself, focusing on detective Sabrina Sohal, portrayed by Supinder Wraich. As a rookie officer in the Serious Crimes Unit, she must navigate challenging cases and workplace politics while striving to prove her politician father was framed for treason.
Virgin River (Season 7)
Where to watch: Netflix
Release date: March 12
Returning for its seventh season, the hit Netflix series features everyone's favorite couple, Mel, played by Alexandra Breckenridge, and Jack, portrayed by Martin Henderson. Now blissfully married, they are trying to adopt a child. However, a major mystery looms: what happened to Charmaine, played by Lauren Hammersley? She failed to appear as the hairstylist for Mel's wedding, leading Jack to investigate her home, where he found an open door and an empty nursery. Online speculation points to her husband, Calvin, played by David Cubitt, as a key figure in this suspenseful plot.
Scrubs (Season 10)
Watch it on: ABC
Release date: February 25
The tenth season of the American medical comedy series Scrubs marks a revival after 15 years, with nine new episodes. The original cast, including Zach Braff, Donald Faison, Sarah Chalke, John C. McGinley, and Judy Reyes, reunites at Sacred Heart hospital. Best friends JD, played by Braff, and Turk, portrayed by Faison, come together after a long separation, bringing back the humor and camaraderie that fans love.
Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair
Where to watch: Hulu and Disney+
Release date: April 10
This four-part limited series reboot of the beloved show stars Frankie Muniz, Jane Kaczmarek, and Bryan Cranston. Filmed in Vancouver, it premieres on April 10, offering a nostalgic yet fresh take on the original series.
Other notable productions filmed in British Columbia include various Netflix hits and HBO series, such as The Last of Us Season 3, which continues to showcase B.C.'s vibrant film industry. With diverse genres from drama to comedy, these titles highlight the region's growing role as a hub for Hollywood North, providing entertainment that blends local settings with global appeal.
