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Press kicks off on PBS Masterpiece with a focus on the slow death of print journalism, and the struggle for survival.

The Great British Baking Show goes back to the standards with Dessert Week.

Previously on Poldark: Ross’ former Army boss turned governor of Honduras, Ned Despard, is arrested for treason against the crown, because he was giving out land to freed slaves in the colonies and British businessman didn’t like that so much. Ross

Welcome back to week two of The Durrells in Corfu’s final episodes. It’s certainly turning out to be a bittersweet season of change and growth.

This time a more mature Leslie attempts to fill Larry’s shoes. Margo has gone into hiding while she hones

Julian Fellowes latest effort – the Downton Abbey movie – may be ruling the roost at the box office, but he’s already hard at work on his return to the small screen. Period drama Belgravia is headed to Epix later this year, and now there’s finally

European crime drama Dublin Murders will officially arrive in the U.S. via premium cable network Starz this Fall, based on Tana French's bestselling novels. Take a look at the series' trailer.

Star-studded newsroom drama Press is coming to PBS’ Masterpiece this October, and the official U.S. trailer for the series is here.

Previously on Poldark: There is honestly way, way too much. Luckily, we’ve got four seasons worth of recaps to catch you up before you dig in to the final season premiere.

Well, it’s the end of an era. Or the beginning of the end, anyway. Hurray, Pol