Acorn TV is serving up another helping of top-tier Irish crime drama with the release of a thrilling new trailer for Harry Wild Season 5. The beloved detective series, starring Golden Globe winner Jane Seymour, returns with more literary mysteries, undercover ops, and a major new addition to the team.
For those who haven't yet dived into this gem, Harry Wild follows retired literature professor Harriet "Harry" Wild, who uses her sharp intellect and love of classic novels to solve baffling crimes alongside her young partner Fergus (Rohan Nedd) and detective Charlie (Kevin Ryan). The show has become a standout on Acorn TV, a streaming service packed with British and Irish crime hits like Dalgliesh and Midsomer Murders.
A Familiar Face Joins the Cast
Season 5 brings a major reunion: Joe Lando, Seymour's co-star from the iconic Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, joins the series as a new State Pathologist. Described as "charming and brilliant," his character quickly shakes up Harry's world. The official synopsis teases that Harry, Fergus, and Charlie will face their most dangerous and complex cases yet, including undercover missions and chilling murders.
"I am honoured to have the opportunity to continue to bring Harry Wild to life for another season and am excited for her to solve a new batch of layered mysteries deeply rooted in literature with my castmates," Seymour said in a statement.
Watch the Trailer and Mark Your Calendar
The new trailer showcases Seymour and the cast back in action, with plenty of suspense and clever twists. Season 5 premieres on Acorn TV on Monday, June 22, 2026. Returning cast members include Rose O’Neill, Samantha Mumba, Paul Tylak, and Aoife Mulholland. The season is created and written by David Logan, with writer Jo Spain, and executive produced by a team including Seymour, Logan, and Spain.
For fans of detective dramas, Harry Wild offers a unique blend of intellectual puzzles and Irish charm. If you're looking for another gripping series, check out why Prime Video's Bosch is the detective series you can watch again and again. And for more on the best new and returning TV, stay tuned to ShowtimeSpot.
