What's an Anglophile stuck in America to watch this Christmas? We round up all your telly options for the 2017 holiday season. 

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas for popular period drama Victoria!

ITV dropped a trailer for the series’ first ever Christmas special, which is set to debut this holiday season. (But, sadly, us Americans will have to wait a bit longer to

There’s a lavish new drama of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel Little Women and it’s coming to PBS’ Masterpiece this Spring!

The three-part drama will follow the story of four sisters on their journey to adulthood. Set against the backdrop of the U

Gritty period drama Peaky Blinders will return to Netflix for its fourth season this December.

Per Deadline, Season 4 will officially drop on the streaming service beginning December 21.

Benedict Cumberbatch’s latest television drama finally has a U.S. airdate!

(And, no, before anyone asks, it’s not another season of Sherlock. Sorry in advance.) 

Images and spoilers from the filming of Poldark Season 4 suggest things may get better for Ross before they get worse.

Please be advised: Spoilers ahead for what's to come in Poldark Season 4. If you want to remain in the dark, turn back while you

By now, many of you will already have had an opportunity to see the 2017 film adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express. Since its release in theaters in November, the star-studded whodunit has grossed over $200,000,000 world-wide.

The release of

Fantasy author Neil Gaiman’s popular American Gods follow-up novel Anansi Boys is getting a star-studded radio adaptation for BBC Radio 4.

The six-part drama will air this holiday season beginning December 25, and be available to listen to online

Netflix's The Crown Season 2 just got an added shot of relevancy as Prince Harry made history with his royal engagement announcement to American actress Meghan Markle.

The holidays are approaching, which means it’s almost time for one of our favorite traditions – the annual Call the Midwife Christmas special!

After last year’s adventure in Africa, the nuns and midwives of Nonnatus House are staying a bit closer to