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Anne Boleyn Falls in ‘Wolf Hall’s Finale, “Master of Phantoms”
Last week, Thomas Cromwell did the right thing for the country. This week, his choice comes back to bite him.
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The 'Watson' Trailer Has Sherlock Holmes's Right Hand Turn to Medical Mysteries
Sherlock Homes fans stay winning. With multiple properties related to the world of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in the pipeline for next year (Young Sherlock, Sherlock & Daughter) and omnipresent rumors of returns to several others (the BBC Sherlock, Enola Holmes, and Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes films), you
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10 Essential Mike Leigh Films To Watch This Holiday
Mike Leigh is probably the single greatest benefactor to Britain’s film history in the last fifty years, and yet the average British film fan may have only heard of a handful of his films. His background in Britain’s theater and teleplay scene in the 70s was predated by
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In 'The Agency,' Spy Work Is Deadly... Deadly Dull
You have to hand it to The Agency. It must have taken a lot of effort to make a series starring Michael Fassbender, Jeffrey Wright, Jodie Turner-Smith, Richard Gere, and executive produced by George Clooney this boring. Based on the French drama Le Bureau des Legendes, this ten-episode
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Everything British for PBS Viewers to Stream in December 2024
We have reached the final round-up of 2024, a year I think many of us will be happy to see the back of. But the year is not over yet; there's still an entire December to get through. Luckily, PBS (and its various streaming services) has plenty
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'The Great British Baking Show' Doubles Down on Its Choices in the Season 15 Finale
The Great British Baking Show's move to Channel 4 has finally run into the problem most assumed would occur much earlier. When Mary Berry left the tent (along with Sue and Mel), the critical consensus was that Paul Hollywood's ego would be allowed free reign. Within
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Lucy Worsley on 'Holmes vs. Doyle's' Secret Agenda & What's Wrong with 'Lucy Worsley Investigates'
From antiquity to the Blitz, monarchs to suffragists, presenter Lucy Worsley’s British history expertise knows no bounds. Though she began her career as a curator and inspector of historic buildings, her passion for making history accessible to the public landed her first documentary appearance in 2009’s Inside the
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Everything to Remember for 'Dalgliesh' Season 3
When Dalgliesh first debuted with Bertie Carvel (The Crown) as P. D. James’s titular poet-detective, it was not the first serialization of James’s novels. Roy Marsden starred in the original 1980/90s adaptation, followed by Martin Shaw, who starred in a different version in the early aughts.
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Nottingham Finds a Road to Peace as 'Sherwood's Bransons Are Brought to Heel
As Sherwood Season 2 winds down, the separate threads are starting to come together, but in typical Sherwood fashion, the tapestry is devastating as the truth emerges. Any hope that St. Clair had of keeping this case under wraps is blown out of the water when Sheriff Lisa Waters joins
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Our First Look at 'The Traitors' Season 3 Promises "Something Wicked" in Scotland
"By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes." So says host Alan Cumming's ominous voiceover atop our first footage from The Traitors Season 3, which includes some creepy clowns, a large burning effigy, a coffin, and plenty of dire pronoucements about how this
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Ed Sheeran's "Under The Tree" From 'That Christmas' Is Holiday Ready
Christmas comes but once a year, but on TV, as soon as the turkey carcass is removed from the dinner table and tossed in a pot to be rendered for stock, Christmas is ON. December will be Christmas Special City (or Festive Special City if you live in the U.
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Classic 'Doctor Who' "The War Games" to Get Colorized Rerelease for Christmas
As a franchise, Doctor Who is well into elder statesman territory now, boasting over sixty years of history, fifteen actors in the role of the Doctor, and dozens of companions and notable guest stars. But, that extended history comes with more than a few gaps. Much of the series'