Thursday Television Guide: New Seasons, Israeli Comedies and Global Hits
Thursday television features an extensive array of new premieres, including the Israeli comedy 'Lo Kara Klum', season two of 'Bros', and international cinematic hits.
Thursday evening television brings a rich lineup of new series, seasons, and cinematic releases across leading streaming platforms and broadcast networks. Viewers can explore gripping thrillers, romantic dramas, and family comedies from around the globe.
Anticipated Returns and New Dramas
Hot VOD and Next TV present the premiere of the Israeli romantic comedy Lo Kara Klum (Nothing Happened), created by Shirly Mosheoff and starring Liat Har Lev and Assi Cohen. The series follows Noa and Alon, a married couple of over 15 years whose stable life is shaken after a suspicious message appears on Alon's phone.
Meanwhile, Netflix welcomes the second season of Bros, the hit Hebrew-language comedy created by and starring Hanan Savyon and Guy Amir. Pini and Nisu return to try and rebuild their lives and relationships in Jerusalem following the challenges of the previous season, while encountering new criminal entanglements.
International Cinema and Series
Global platforms expand their offerings with major international titles, including the second season of the British thriller The Assassin on Yes VOD, starring Keeley Hawes and Freddie Highmore. The new episodes find retired assassin Julie Green and her journalist son Edward facing fresh underworld adversaries in Spain.
Cinematic highlights include The History of Sound, a period romantic drama starring Paul Mescal and Josh O'Connor, competing for international acclaim as two young men set out across Maine in 1917 to collect and record traditional American folk songs.
