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9Now: The Arrangement, Manifest, Reverie.

Second seasons of two US dramas & new sci-fi thriller have dropped on 9Now.

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Second seasons of  The Arrangement, Manifest and new sci-fi thriller Reverie have dropped on 9Now.

Reverie (pictured) follows former hostage negotiator Mara Kint, played by Sarah Shahi (The L Word, Fairly Legal, Person of Interest), an expert in human behaviour who takes a job saving people whose minds are lost in an advanced virtual-reality simulation. What follows is described as an eerie sequence of events.

In season two of The Arrangement, the sexy drama starring Christine Evangelista, a beautiful young actress who entered into a $10 million contract with movie star Kyle West (Josh Henderson) is now breaking all the rules and changing the game.

Alongside the complete first season, episodes 1 to 11 of Manifest season two are available to stream now, with episodes 12 to 13 fast-tracked to 9Now on Wednesdays after airing in the U.S.

These new and exclusive dramas join 9Now’s broad collection of premium U.S. drama including:

The Enemy Within – every episode ever
Pearson – every episode ever
Grand Hotel – every episode ever
New Amsterdam – Season one plus the latest episodes of Season 2
Chicago Med – Seasons one to four
Heroes – every episode ever
Friday Night Lights – every episode ever

There’s also plenty of light-hearted fun with every episode of Mindy Kaling’s comedy hit The Mindy Project and seasons one to three of comedy drama Royal Pains.

In addition to this, 9Now has grown its unscripted reality TV library to include Below Deck Season 5, Below Deck Mediterranean Season 2, The Real Housewives of New Jersey Season 8, The Real Housewives of Orange County Season 12 and all episodes from season one of E! favourites Very Cavallari and Flip it Like Disick.

These new reality series join the widely popular, complete seasons of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Revenge Body with Khloe Kardashian and Vanderpump Rules.

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    1. Broadcast exclusive first run rights of US shows cost money and generate little revenue because people DVD them and skip the ads, if they bother with them at all.

      ER seasons 6-10 (till 31/1/21).
      The Rockford files (all also just wrapped around to S1 on Gem), which was shot and edited on 35mm 4:3 Technicolor, so the digital looks pretty good, better than 80s & 90s stuff from video.

  3. Hey, Nine Now! I would really, really, really appreciate it if you would stream or show recent series of The Bachelor (Us) and The Bachelorette (US), that you used to screen, and maybe still have the rights to? Old series of the above would be fine, if you don’t have the last two series, which is when this marvellous franchise disappeared from your stable. Inexplicable!

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