PBS
Downton Abbey Season 2 Arrives at Its Worst Episodes
I don't dislike him. I just don't like him. Which is quite different.
PBS
Death Comes to ‘Downton Abbey’
I hope it is not vulgar in me to suggest that you find some way to overcome your scruples.
PBS
‘Downton Abbey’ Season 2 Adjusts to the New Normal
We’re used to Matthew now. God knows who the next heir will be. Probably a chimney sweep from Solihull.
PBS
In the Season 2 Premiere, War Reshapes ‘Downton Abbey’
I hate Greek drama... where everything happens off stage.
PBS
‘Downton Abbey’s First Season Finale Embraces the Drama
We can't have him assassinated...I suppose.
PBS
‘Downton Abbey’ Makes a First Pass At Its Romantic Era
Why must every day involve a fight with an American?
PBS
‘Downton Abbey’ Finds a Body In the Bed
No Englishman would dream of dying in someone else's house. Especially someone they didn't even know.
Channel 4
‘Up to No Good’ Adds Richard E. Grant, Tanya Reynolds to Cast
Glenn Close is 'Up to No Good' in the first photo from the Channel 4 series.
ITV
ITV to Tell the Tragic Real-Life Story of 'Mavis Eccleston'
ITV's latest true crime dramatization will ask uncomfortable quesitons about love and assisted dying.
Movies
'Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale' Closes the Crawley Era with Class
Downton Abbey and its fans have had a good run. Since the series debuted on PBS Masterpiece in 2011, there have been six seasons and two feature films' worth of Crawley family intrigues, affairs, deaths, and everyday existence to sate the most ardent of Anglophiles. However, the passing in
Movies
The Final Hats of 'Downton Abbey'
Downton Abbey was the beginning of a new era on PBS when it debuted, even though no one knew it at the time. Meant as a truncated one-and-done miniseries when it premiered in the depths of winter in 2011, the series became a word-of-mouth sensation via
Movies
'Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale's Posters Give a Last Look at Fan Favorites
One of our favorite traditions for Downton Abbey was the release of the yearly "Character Posters" that would arrive every season like clockwork, a few weeks before the new season premiered. (Longtime fans may recall the uproar that occurred one year when the image of Lord Grantham and