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Greek drama rollouts 2026: New series on ANT1, SKAI & Sigma

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Greek broadcasters ANT1, SKAI, and Sigma have expanded their drama lineups. ANT1’s upcoming season features the period drama “Spiliades,” set in 1962 Syros, which follows Niki, a woman who loses her identity after being lost at sea and must navigate a new life while her former best friend attempts to usurp her past. Other ANT1 projects include the 1980s-set “Derti,” the police-thriller “Other Me” (continuing with “Némesis”), and “Krino kai Agathi.” SKAI introduced the high-budget thriller “Blue Hours” and the daily drama “Antonis & Cleopatra,” which premiered on September 21. The series features a rotating cast of weekly clients to portray different legal scenarios. The plot centers on the professional rivalry and growing illicit romance between lawyers Antonis Moraitis (Marios Mariolos) and Cleopatra Moraitis (Eirini Tassou). As the series progressed through late 2026, storylines included an abuse case involving Anneta, a divorce battle regarding Stefanos Lazaridis, and a legal dispute over Nena’s gambling addiction. Recent developments involve a custody battle following an infant's hospitalization and a conflict where Antonis pleads with Cleopatra to cancel her wedding to Paschalis. In October 2026, legal cases intensified, including a divorce between Nena and Christos driven by Nena’s gambling addiction. A major conflict emerged involving Alexandra, Kyriakos, and Melpomene, where Melpomene’s actions regarding an infant led to a medical emergency, prompting Alexandra to seek divorce and custody. Subplots have explored the mysterious connection of Paschalis to an author named Roxane ~~Belfleur and~~ Belfleur, the evolving relationship between Vasilis and ~~Stefania.~~ Stefania, and new character arcs involving Daphne, Melina, Kosmas, Milos, and Leda.

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