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Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries
The third episode of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries' starts in an alley, where a gunman watches a seedy-looking gentleman caller convince a flower seller to slip off for a roll in the hay. Meanwhile, Phryne is having a night out at The Green Mill jazz hall,
Deadwater Fell
The rise of streaming platforms as an easy, affordable entertainment option has been pretty incredible for U.S. Anglophiles everywhere, as it means that more of the content we love is (finally!) finding its way to our screens. And, thank goodness. Because it means we don't actually have
Miss Fisher and The Crypt of Tears
Prepare yourselves, Miss Fisher fans: The full, two-minute trailer for upcoming feature film Miss Fisher and The Crypt of Tears has arrived and it's honestly everything we could have ever wanted it to be. After two years' worth of speculating about whether a Miss Fisher movie
Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries
In its second episode, Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries randomly opens with a would-be Fagan, Mr. Merton (Jacek Koman), discovering one of his little girl pickpockets, Jane (Ruby Rees), is more violent with a fork than he anticipates. This seemingly disconnected scene quickly connects to this week'
Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries
When Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries first arrived on PBS stations in 2013, it didn't air under the flag of the recently created Masterpiece Mystery umbrella. An Australian import that already had its first run on the niche streamer Acorn TV, it was secondary to shows like
Culture
The 2010s are over. The new decade is just around the corner, and the next round of what could be the "Roaring 20s" is set to begin. As viewers look forward to the future, which promises anglophiles everything from a new King to a new batch of British
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Predicting the future is a fool's errand, but when years with nice round numbers turn up, people do it anyway. It's hard to know what the next decade will bring in the world of television. If someone had told me in 2009 that the biggest shows
Ms Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries
Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries was a surprise hit of the decade when it traveled around the world from Australian TV to America in 2013. Since then, the 1920s-era series, which is based on author Kerry Greenwood's historical mystery novels, has gone on to become a
The Durrells in Corfu
So it’s been a few weeks since we said farewell to Louisa, Larry, Leslie, Margo and Gerry a.k.a. The Durrells in Corfu. And, yeah, we all miss this heartwarming family tale. For those of you who may be feeling at a loss, I’ve taken a spin
Miss Fisher and The Crypt of Tears
The Miss Fisher & The Crypt of Tears movie finally has a trailer and a release date in 2020. (Yes really.) PBS fans are currently hyped for the arrival of the long-awaited Downton Abbey movie, which lands in theaters on Friday, Sept. 20. But it's not the
Dead Still
Acorn Media Enterprises and RTE have joined forces to commission new period drama mystery series Dead Still, which will focus on the world of Victorian-era memorial portraiture. The six-part series will be set in Ireland in the 1880s, during the peak of the “postmortem photography” craze. This process,
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Popular BBC police drama Line of Duty's fifth season dropped on Acorn TV this week and I had the opportunity to chat with the show’s creator/writer Jed Mercurio. Learn how an internal medicine physician became the showrunner of the highest rated U.K. program of 2019