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Everything British Worth Streaming in April 2026
It's everything British worth streaming on the major American subscription services in April 2026, from Apple TV to Tubi.
The Law According to Lidia Poët
Drama about Italy's first female lawyer.
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'The Law According to Lidia Poët' Final Season to Debut In April
The underrated legal drama will wrap up the story of Italy's first female lawyer this Spring.
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'The Law According to Lidia Poët' Will Argue Another Season
It's official: Netflix Italian Original The Law According to Lidia Poët will return for a third season. The drama, loosely based on the life of Italy's first female lawyer, is one part legal procedural, one part family drama, one part feminist manifesto, and one of the
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'The Law According to Lidia Poët' Is Still the Best Period Drama You're Not Watching
When you think of "Netflix period drama," the odds are that your mind will jump right to Bridgerton. The colorful historical romance mixes swoony love stories with lavish costumes and an entertaining (if vaguely defined) take on what a post-racial Regency period might have been like. You can
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Period Drama 'The Law According to Lidia Poët' Sets a Return Date to Italy
As anyone who has watched British television in the past two decades can tell you, mystery series are a dime a dozen, with lead characters ranging from regular detectives and beat cops to more outlandish crime solvers like vicars and booksellers. But while these shows are popular, far too few
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'The Law According to Lidia Poet' Heads Back to Court for Season 2
The Netflix Italian period drama The Law According to Lidia Poet is probably one of the best shows most people haven't seen. And, while technically, it's not British, its premise and heroine will certainly feel familiar to fans of popular PBS series like Miss Fisher'
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'The Law According to Lidia Poet' Tells the Story of Italy's First Female Lawyer
The many streaming services we all enjoy these days require a constant influx of new content to keep subscribers happy and viewers engaged, which means that American fans are suddenly finding themselves exposed to all manner of international programming we might never have come in contact with otherwise. From the