New Zealand TV
Viewers in New Zealand have noticed that imported TV episodes run shorter on local streaming services compared to their original durations overseas. This discrepancy stems from adjustments to match regional frame rate standards, resulting in a slight speedup without altering content. Platforms like TVNZ+ and Neon confirm no scenes are cut, preserving the full viewing experience.
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The New Zealand crime drama A Remarkable Place to Die has been greenlit for a second season, expanding to six feature-length episodes. Production will take place at the new Remarkable Studio in Queenstown/Tāhuna, with the renewal announced during a visit by Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. The series, an international co-production, is set to premiere in 2026.