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'The Count of Monte Cristo' Opens with "The Letter"
As Masterpiece's adaptation of Alexandre Dumas's classic begins, Edmond Dantès is having a no good, very bad day.
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'The Forsytes' Unroll a Decade of Drama on PBS in Its Series Premiere
PBS's new sprawling historical saga is heavy on the exposition, but its soapy drama has promise.
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‘Call the Midwife’ Season 15 Proudly Marches Into a New Decade
There’s genuine comfort in the steadfast, earnest goings-on of Nonnatus House as Call the Midwife rounds into its 15th season.
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PBS Celebrates Attenborough Centenary with 'Life on Earth' & 'Green Planet II'
Sir David Attenborough will be 100 years old in less than two months. Here's how the BBC and PBS are celebrating.
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'Patience' Gains Season 3, Loses Co-Star
Jessica Hynes will be Patience Evans' new partner in crime-solving, as Laura Fraser exits the series.
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With an Early Season 3 Renewal, PBS Is Betting Big on 'The Forsytes'
Get ready to spend a lot of time with this sprawling nineteenth-century family.
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'Bookish' Season 2 First Images Introduce New Guest Stars
For those who are in 'Bookish' withdrawal, we've got the first images from Season 2 to tide you over until its return to PBS.
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New 'Lovejoy' Reboot in the Works
'Lovejoy' is the latest series to cause a bidding war for the chance to create a hit reboot.
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'Miss Scarlet' Confirmed for a Seventh & Final Season
'Masterpiece' confirms that 'Miss Scarlet's next outing will be the series's last.
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'Bergerac' Reboot Finally Heads to PBS
PBS announces it will take the U.S. streaming rights to the new 'Bergerac' remake, bringing fans new mysteries from the Bailiwick of Jersey.
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Everything British Streaming on PBS for March 2026
Our monthly rundown of everything British coming to PBS and PBS Passport for March 2026.
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Since Netflix launched the streaming era in 2013, the main focus of most media coverage has been on how the largest entertainment corporations would respond. Gallons of ink have been spilled over "Disney+" vs "HBO Max" naming conventions, the collapse of Paramount, and now Warner Bros.