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It's been two years since PBS last aired COBRA, a drama that has nothing to do with snakes, thank goodness. "COBRA" stands for Cabinet Office Briefing Room A, where the U.K. government convenes in a crisis. (Yes, the term is used even if the meeting
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Who says you can't have it all? Rachita Ray cracked the case, cleaned up some workplace corruption, and had time for a hot date in the D.I. Ray Season 2 finale. She's always been a multitasker, but she really went all out to wrap up
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If the latest episode of Grantchester is anything to go by, that recent internet trend about men being obsessed with the Roman Empire has been true for much longer than TikTok has been around. The discovery of some Roman-era remains in local farmers Marcus and Della Blakely's (Cavan
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It’s the end of Professor T’s lively third season, and we finally get our payoff: the truth about Jasper’s father’s death. Throw in a murder mystery where the victim of a car crash died of suffocation, add the surprising death of a main character, and it’
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Hotel Portofino is PBS' Little Summer Series that Could. The Eagle Eye Drama, their first wholly original live-action period drama, initially debuted with little fanfare in the summer of 2022. As the lead-in for Endeavour's penultimate season, it was an awkward fit, the only non-mystery on the
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Masterpiece may have focused on the Fall 2024 lineup airing on PBS for their panels at the Television Critics Association Summer 2024 Press Tour, but executive producer Susanne Simpson did not forget that 2025 is coming up quickly. As part of her presentation, she confirmed that fan favorites All Creatures
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The PBS portion of the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour for 2024 kicked off on Monday, July 15, 2024, with one of public broadcasting's most anticipated shows for the upcoming fall season, Moonflower Murders. In addition to paneling the series, Masterpiece's executive director, Susanne Simpson,
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Believe it or not, things are heating up even more on D.I. Ray as Rachita Ray finally closes in on putting all the puzzle pieces of Frank Chapman's murder together. Our lead investigator has doubted Rav Mochani's involvement in the murder since she spoke to
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Grantchester may be a series that has evolved into an ensemble piece, but it's always been a show predominantly about men. It has its share of entertaining female characters: vicarage caretaker Mrs. C, Geordie's wife Cathy, and police secretary Miss Scott; however, the show's
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The fifth episode of Professor T starts out wanting you to believe Jasper is once again accused of murder, but that’s false. He just won his freedom and cleared his name – legally, if not professionally – and is attempting to reclaim his place at Cambridge. Luckily, that is not what
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Masterpiece's Van der Valk, ITV's remake of the 1970s era original starring Barry Foster, has never been a significant headliner series. The initial Dutch series was itself an oddity; it was one of the few non-BBC shows from the 1970s that hit big. (The theme song
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Our coverage mandate here at Telly Visions – “The Very Best of British TV and Culture” – gives us the latitude to consider not only the cultural output of the entire United Kingdom but also TV series and films better described as British-ish. Australian films? Sure! A Canadian miniseries? Why not? Literally