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‘Wolf Hall’s’ Penultimate Episode Leaves Cromwell for the “Crows”
Much like William Shakespeare’s history plays, 'Wolf Hall' takes history and retells it via the sensibilities of modern authors.
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A Happy Ending (of Sorts) at ‘Howards End’
Still reeling over the all-points collision of the Schlegels, the Wilcoxes, and the Basts in Howards End? Brace yourself; there’s more coming in the finale.
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Rash Decisions Abound in ‘Howards End’s Penultimate Episode
Helen says, “Don’t do anything rash.” Be warned — there is plenty of rashness ahead.
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‘Wolf Hall’s “The Devil’s Spit” Is the Anti-‘Man for All Seasons’
In one of the most remarkable episodes of 'Wolf Hall’s first season, Hillary Mantel argues that, actually, Thomas More was a self-centered fool.
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‘Howards End’ Moves One Step Forward, Two Steps Back When Opposites Attract
Back at the titular Howards End, the Wilcox children throw tantrums about motivations and sincerity.
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The Boleyns Win This Round in ‘Wolf Hall’s “Anna Regina”
To get there, they just had to reverse about a century and a half of accepted religious and political policy.
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‘Howards End’ Begins with Class, Connections & Family Dynamics
The titular Howards End is a house; much like the titular Downton Abbey, it functions as a character in its own right
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‘Wolf Hall’ Pushes Cromwell from Wolsey to the Palace in “Entirely Beloved”
The first episode of Wolf Hall was setting up a giant chessboard for the Great Game to play out. This week, the power players begin to make their moves.
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‘Wolf Hall’s Premiere Introduces a “Three Card Trick”
Welcome to Wolf Hall, the world of 16th-century politics and intrigue.
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‘Grantchester’ Season 3 Starts with Christmas
'Grantchester' Season 3 kicks off with the series’s first (and what wound up being its only) Christmas special.
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'Mr. Selfridge' Plays 'Swan Lake' as Drama Explodes in Episode 3
Mr. Selfridge rolls on this week with its third episode, complete with an appearance by a prima ballerina, an emotional meltdown, some eavesdropping, and an embarrassing public scene.