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“Hostage” Rounds Out a Bumpy Season of ‘Patience’
After a bit of a rocky start, we’ve made it to the end of 'Patience' Season 2.
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It’s Less Chaucer & More Eco in ‘Patience’: “A Monk’s Tale”
The penultimate episode of 'Patience' Season 2 has our team vibing. Still, we sense that Monroe’s past is about to catch up with her.
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“Paco’s Revenge” Plants Seeds of 'Patience's Growth
We’re over the hump of manufactured drama in 'Patience' Season 2, as they experience “Paco’s Revenge.”
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“The Runes” Leaves ‘Patience’ in Ruins
We’re now at the midpoint of 'Patience' Season 2, and that can only mean one thing: conflict.
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‘Patience’ Gets Her Faith Restored in “The Timetable”
'Patience’s “The Timetable” is a messy murder with a witness that’s too close to home.
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“The Magpie” Brings Pure Magic in ‘Patience’s Third Episode
If you are still wary of 'Patience’s second season after the opening two episodes, as I was, I beg you to watch “The Magpie.”
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Patience’s “Music in the Minster” Strikes a Better Chord
‘Patience’s second episode is so much better and more enjoyable than the premiere.
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‘Patience’s “Vampire” Premiere Puts Viewer Loyalty at Stake
The 'Patience' season premiere introduces Bea Metcalf’s memorable replacement, DI Frankie Monroe, played by Jessica Hynes.
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Star of ‘Patience’ Talks Cast Shakeups in Season 2
Ella Maisy Purvis tells us what's in store for Patience Season 2 and gives a sneak peek at Season 3.
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'Patience' Season 2 Scores Early PBS Passport Release
'Patience' rewarded! Fans of the Yorkshire-set remake of the hit Walter Presents series 'Astrid' will be blessed with an early release of Season 2 on PBS Passport.
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‘Patience’ Gains Season 3, Confirms Co-Star
Jessica Hynes will remain Patience Evans' new partner in crime-solving after Laura Fraser exited the series.
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'Patience's Finale Opens Up “Pandora's Box” & Tees Up Season 2
The sixth installment of Patience, which is the show's Season 1 finale, “Pandora’s Box,” is a story of eco-terrorism and double agents where Metcalf nearly dies. This has been a fun season of television, and I’ll admit my perspective softened after interviewing writer Matt Baker