Telly Visions The Podcast
‘Telly Visions: The Podcast’ Returns to ‘Downton Abbey’
In which Lacy Baugher-Milas and Sophie Brookover bring you a special run of episodes in our 2026 Summer Special: a 'Downton Abbey' rewatch.
Sophie Brookover
Sophie has been steeped in British TV since her parents let her watch the Jeremy Brett adaptation of Sherlock Holmes. She loves mysteries, espionage thrillers, documentaries, and costume dramas. You can find her on all the platforms as @sophiebiblio.
PBS
‘The Forsytes’ Season 1 Outfits Are Fit for Intergenerational Soapiness
'The Forsytes' soapiness is woven into its Season 1 costumes.
Netflix
Bustling With ‘Bridgerton’: The Best of Season 4's Other Half
Bustling with 'Bridgerton' is back for Season 4, and we've got your rundown of Part 2's best looks.
Netflix
Bustling With ‘Bridgerton’: Painting The Ton Silver in Season 4
Bustling with 'Bridgerton' is back for Season 4, and we've got your rundown of Part 1's best looks.
BritBox
'Riot Women' Won’t Be Ignored
or: Sally Wainwright, An Appreciation of An Appreciator
Netflix
Netflix’s 'Hostage' Situation Is Compulsively Watchable
Our streaming services are conducting a long-term love affair with a genre I’ll call Let’s Put A Female Leader Under Duress! You know the qualities I’m talking about: A competent, often powerful woman is going about her critical business, and finds herself in the middle of a
Costume Design
Carrie Coon’s Costume Corner: 'The Gilded Age' Season 3 Finale Goes Sartorially Hard
Welcome once again, friends, to Carrie Coon’s Costume Corner, where we look closely at the costume design of The Gilded Age and think out loud about design inspiration, as well as how they reflect and highlight various character relationships. It's been one of this site's
Apple TV
'The Buccaneers' Season 2: Off The Rails & Loving It
O, The Buccaneers! Your bounty of logic-defying, totally absorbing, and utterly bonkers plot developments and out-of-character character beats is a boon to exclamation point-laden group chats and comments sections across the internet. Your first season had its fair share of forehead-smack-inducing moments, but for Season 2, you’ve gone into
Costume Design
Carrie Coon’s Costume Corner: 'The Gilded Age' Season 3 Runs the Gamut
Welcome back to Carrie Coon’s Costume Corner, where we take a costume design enthusiast’s look at the most exuberant, over-the-top, and memorable looks designed by Kasia Walicka Maimone and her team for the cast of The Gilded Age. If you’re new here, prior coverage of Season 3
FX
All 'Welcome to Wrexham' Season 4's Biggest Moments
Welcome To Wrexham, FX’s little sports docuseries that could, returned to our screens for a triumphant fourth season this spring. The Emmy-winning show, focused on the quixotic quest of a historic Welsh football club to reclaim its lost glory, is now in the position of being an elder statesman
HBO & HBO Max
Carrie Coon’s Costume Corner: 'The Gilded Age' Season 3 Tones Down
Greetings, fellow Gilded Age viewers! (Is there an Internet-approved name for us? Are we Gild Members? Members of the Mamie Fish Appreciation Society? Geegaw Gapers? I’m open to nominations!) HBO’s historical soap is notable for many things – Broadway stars letting it rip every scene they’re in, its
PBS
Louis & His Queen Don the Finest Finery in 'Marie Antoinette’s Finale
And so we come to the end of the beginning; conveniently, also the name of this episode, which suits our final exploration of the most lavish and interesting costume design moments in Marie Antoinette’s second season. This episode features many reliable old friends I’ve discussed before, including Provence’