Telly Visions: The Podcast

132: Grantchester Season 7 Finale
The ladies return to the world of Grantchester to discuss Season 7, from Will's romantic life and Leonard's new cafe to Mrs. C's troubling medical diagnosis.

131: Streaming Services for Anglophiles 2
The ladies return to the ever-changing world of online streaming for a catch-up on the state of the industry, how to determine what streamers you need to watch the shows you love, what programs live where, and more.

130: Classics Revisited: Brideshead Revisited
Our Classics Revisited series looks back at one of the most famous period dramas of all time, the eleven-part 1981 adaptation of Brideshead Revisited starring Jeremy Irons and Anthony Andrews.

129: Netflix's Persuasion
Contributor Janet Mullany joins the ladies to discuss the new Netflix adaptation of Persuasion. Verdict? They're not mad, they're just disappointed

128: COBRA Season 2
Contributor Janet Mullany joins the ladies to discuss the return of the most bonkers British political thriller on television, COBRA, whose second season, Cyberwar, is as much nonsensical fun as its first.

127: Grantchester Season 7 Premiere
The ladies dig into the Grantchester Season 7 premiere, which attempts to pick up the pieces after the dramatic events of the series' previous outing.

126: Endeavour Season 8
The ladies dig into the penultimate season of mystery series Endeavour, which thankfully feels like a welcome return to its previous form.

125: The Best of 2022 (So Far)
Somehow, 2022 is halfway over, so the ladies look back at some of the favorite British programs from the year (so far) - from Peaky Blinders and Gentleman Jack to Ridley Road and This is Going to Hurt.

124: Hotel Portofino Premiere
Contributor Carmen Croghan joins the ladies to discuss the premiere of Hotel Portofino, a lush period drama with a gorgeous setting but deeply uninteresting characters.

123: Becoming Elizabeth
The ladies dig into the new Starz historical drama Becoming Elizabeth, which tells the story of the Tudor queen from a new angle by focusing on her youth---and the other complicated women who were part of her orbit.

122: Summer Preview 2022
Our annual summer preview runs down the must-watch series and movies arriving in the next few months that are of particular interest to Anglophiles, including new seasons of Endeavour and Grantchester, upcoming historical drama Becoming Elizabeth, the return of crime drama We Hunt Together, and lots more.

121: The Time Traveler's Wife
The ladies weigh in on HBO's prestige adaptation of Audrey Niffenegger's The Time Travelers Wife starring Theo James and Rose Leslie, a story that hasn't gotten any less frustrating in the years since the novel came out.

120: Downton Abbey: A New Era
The ladies dig into the latest Downton Abbey feature film sequel, subtitled A New Era, as the Crawleys head to France for an adventure that's not particularly consequential but is still loads of fun to watch.

119: Classic Revisited: Absolutely Fabulous
The ladies look back at Absolutely Fabulous, a formational British comedy in both their lives that remains both hilarious and a bit more problematic in 2022 than it used to be.

118: Call the Midwife Season 11 Finale
Contributor Carmen Croghan joins the ladies to discuss the conclusion of Call the Midwife Season 11, which includes joy, tragedy, and a literal train wreck.

117: Ridley Road Premiere
Contributor Janet Mullany stops by the show to discuss the new Masterpiece drama Ridley Road, a 1960s-set story that serves as a chilling reminder that history all too often repeats itself.

116: Sanditon Season 2 Finale
The ladies look back at Sanditon Season 2: What worked (Allison!), what didn't (a bunch of other stuff!), and where they hope things go in Season 3.

115: The Killing Eve Finale
Killing Eve is dead; long live Killing Eve. (Honestly, at this point, it's a mercy killing.)

114: Call the Midwife Season 11
Nick Scalera stops by the podcast to join the ladies for a discussion about Call the Midwife Season 11, as the heartwarming series takes a dark and depressing turn.

113: Bridgerton Season 2
The ladies dig into the somewhat divisive second season of Bridgerton, from the massive changes to its source material to its slightly tamer central romance.

112: The Gilded Age Season 1 Finale
The ladies return to late-nineteenth-century New York to bask in the gloriously gorgeous nothingness that is The Gilded Age Season 1 finale.

111: The Sanditon Season 2 Premiere
Sometimes, impossible things just happen and we call them miracles. The ladies dig into the miraculous return of Sanditon and the events of the Season 2 premiere.

110: Spring Preview 2022
Spring TV is busting out all over! The ladies take a look at the biggest titles heading our way over the next few months, from the returns of Sanditon and Call the Midwife on PBS, a new season of Bridgerton on Netflix, Jane Seymour's upcoming new Acorn TV mystery Harry Wild and more.

109: Classics Revisited: Persuasion (1995)
Our Classics Revisited series continues as contributor Janet Mullany joins the ladies for a look back at the 1995 film Persuasion, an essentially perfect Jane Austen adaptation starring Amanda Root and Ciaran Hinds.

108: All Creatures Great and Small Season 2 Finale
Contributor Janet Mullany returns to join the ladies in a discussion of All Creatures Great and Small Season 2, which featured everything from a legitimate character growth for Tristan to an actual arc for everyone's favorite good boy, Tricki Woo.

107: Around the World in 80 Days Season 1 Finale
Contributor Carmen Croghan joins the ladies to discuss the conclusion of Around the World in 80 Days' first season, from the character dynamics between the show's lead trio to the various countries they visit along their journey.

106: Ragdoll
The ladies discuss the twisty new AMC+ thriller Ragdoll, a drama that's willing to take some serious risks, even if it doesn't always stick the landing.

105: The Gilded Age
The ladies dig into sumptuous new HBO period drama The Gilded Age, a long-awaited project from Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes that is at its best when it leans into the American flavor of it all.

104: Classics Revisited: 'Bleak House'
On the latest installment of our Classics Revisited series, the ladies dig into the critically acclaimed 2005 adaptation of Charles Dickens's classic novel, Bleak House. (Yes, the one with Gillian Anderson.)

103: All Creatures Great and Small Season 2
Contributor Janet Mullany joins the ladies to discuss the cozy goodness of All Creatures Great and Small, from James and Helen's will they/won't they courtship to the adorable return of best boy Tricki Woo.

102: The Tragedy of Macbeth
The ladies discuss director Joel Cohen's The Tragedy of Macbeth, an atmospheric, haunting new take on William Shakespeare's Scottish play.

101: Around the World in 80 Days
The ladies kick off 2022 with a look at the new Masterpiece adaptation of Jules Verne's classic novel Around the World in 80 Days, which is better than it probably has any right to be.

100: 2021 Year in Review
The ladies celebrate their 100th episode and look back on the highs and lows of 2021 in British programming

99: Now Stream This: All the Fall Programming We Missed
The ladies look back at all the new Fall 2021 streaming options they haven't had the chance to talk about yet, from new seasons of The Great and Dickinson to the CBS remake of Ghosts, AMC's Anne Boleyn, and everyone's favorite modern-day Shakespearean tragedy Succession.

98: Doctor Who: Flux
The ladies discuss the latest season of Doctor Who, a mess of plots and characters that ultimately goes nowhere and is a disappointing final season for the franchise's first female Doctor.

97: The Great British Baking Show Season 9
The ladies dig into the latest season of The Great British Baking Show, which features one of the best casts in series history - even if the ending was maybe a little underbaked.

96: The Wheel of Time
The ladies undertake a thematic side quest to dig into the new Amazon Prime Video adaptation of Robert Jordan's The Wheel of Time fantasy series, a show that is not exactly British, but does star Rosamund Pike and feels like it's right in their wheelhouse.

95: Classics Revisited: North and South
On the latest installment of our Classics Revisited series, the ladies dig into 2004 period drama North and South, a story that's equal parts romance and class drama, with an extremely attractive Richard Armitage on top.

94: The Long Call with Pearl Mackie
Actress Pearl Mackie joins the ladies to chat about how her new series The Long Call is pushing boundaries in the world of crime dramas and her role in the upcoming Masterpiece adaptation of Tom Jones.

93: Baptiste Season 2
The ladies dig into the first half of Baptiste Season 2, complete with missing children, white nationalists, and a mother willing to do anything to see her son again.

92: Torchwood Turns 15
Doctor Who spinoff Torchwood turns 15 this October, and the ladies celebrate by digging into everything they loved (and hated) about the show.

91: Ted Lasso Season 2 Roundtable
Noted soccer fan - and Telly Visions boss - Nick Scalera joins the ladies to break down the good, the bad, and the wildly ridiculous of Ted Lasso Season 2, from Ted's struggle with anxiety to the state of Roy and Keeley's romance and whether that whole Nate thing actually worked.

90: Grantchester Season 6 Begins
The ladies dig into the first two episodes of Grantchester Season 6, which involve an awkward group holiday and a frightening situation for Leonard.

89: Call the Midwife Season 10 Premiere
Nick Scalera joins the ladies to dig into the Call the Midwife Season 10 premiere, as life in Nonnatus House rolls into 1966 and the question of privatized health care is raised.

88: Kin on AMC+
The ladies dig into the new AMC+ crime drama Kin, a largely predictable gangland drama whose unpredictable female characters are what make it worth watching.

Bonus Episode 1: Russell T. Davies Returns to Doctor Who
Dreams can come true, Doctor Who fans! In our first bonus mini-episode, the ladies (dramatically) react to the news that former showrunner Russell T. Davies will return to the iconic sci-fi series in 2023.

87: Frankie Drake Mysteries
The ladies dig into the popular 1920s set series Frankie Drake Mysteries, a female-led crime-solving ensemble piece that allows different types of women to shine.

86: Guilt on Masterpiece
The ladies dig into the new Masterpiece drama Guilt, a tonal mishmash of a show that has no idea what kind of story it wants to be.

85: Fall Preview 2021
As we look toward the Fall television season, the ladies run down what's coming soon to networks and streaming services near you, from new seasons of Grantchester and Call the Midwife to the return of Hulu's The Great and more.

84: Classics Revisited: Jane Eyre
The ladies look back at the 2006 BBC adaptation of Jane Eyre starring Ruth Wilson and Toby Stephens - what worked, what didn't, and how faithful it is to Charlotte Bronte's classic novel.

83: The Green Knight
The ladies discuss The Green Knight, David Lowery's feature film adaptation of the famous 14th century alliterative poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, and Lacy nerds out about all things medieval to an embarrassing degree.

82: The Unforgotten Season 4 Finale
The ladies discuss Unforgotten Season 4 and debate the ending that's sure to divide fans.

81: The Pursuit of Love
The ladies dig into the new Amazon period drama The Pursuit of Love, a fizzy love letter to female friendship with plenty of contemporary flourishes.

80: Doctor Who Will Regenerate in 2022
The ladies react to the news that Jodie Whittaker will be leaving Doctor Who next year and discuss what they'd like to see in the Fourteenth Doctor era.

79: Ted Lasso
Nick Scalera joins the ladies this week to talk about Ted Lasso, the best and most delightful British American comedy you're probably not watching. Football is life.

78: Professor T and the Problem with Remakes
The ladies dig into the new Masterpiece version of Belgian drama Professor T, discuss remake culture, and debate whether this is a series that needs to exist.

77: Unforgotten Season 4 Begins
The ladies dig into the return of the mystery series Unforgotten, break down the first episode of Season 4, and discuss why the show found such popularity here in the U.S.

76: The Best of 2021 (So Far)
Now that 2021 is halfway over, the ladies look back at some of the favorite British programs from the year (so far) - from It's a Sin and All Creatures Great and Small, to The Dig, Dickinson, and more.

75: Us on Masterpiece
The ladies dig into the new Masterpiece drama Us, a story of largely unlikeable people making selfish choices that neither of them particularly enjoyed.

74: Now Stream This: A Discovery of Witches and AMC+
The ladies dig into niche streaming service AMC+ by way of a discussion about one of its best series, the period romance A Discovery of Witches, whose second season finally arrives on linear television this month.

73: Ms. Fisher's Modern Murder Mysteries
The ladies dig into season 2 of Ms. Fisher's Modern Murder Mysteries, including whether Peregrine Fisher lives up to her famous aunt Phryne, and what exactly this show is doing with the romance at its center.

72: Listener Mailbag: Where Do Other British PBS Shows Come From?
A listener asks where the non-Masterpiece British shows on your local PBS station come from and the ladies attempt to explain, in a wide-ranging discussion about everything from Midsomer Murders and Vera to Walter's Choice imports like Seaside Hotel and Line of Separation.

71: Now Stream This: HBO Max Deep Dive
The ladies dive into the world of streaming service HBO Max - what it is exactly, what you can watch on it, how it differs from standard HBO, and whether it's necessary for Anglophiles.

70: Atlantic Crossing Finale Roundtable
Contributor Janet Mullany returns to the show to discuss the final episodes of Atlantic Crossing, from the uncomfortable FDR creep factor and Martha's impressive array of great hats to the series' determined refusal to pick a lane about whatever is going on with their relationship.

69: Netflix's Shadow and Bone
The ladies decide to talk about a show that's not particularly British or especially prestige, but they love it anyway: Buzzy Netflix fantasy drama Shadow and Bone, which molds a popular YA fantasy into something that's much greater than the sum of its parts.

68: Sanditon Lives!
Obviously, the ladies had to dig into the big Sanditon news: The show's coming back for not one but TWO seasons. Let's get in our feelings about it.

67: Atlantic Crossing Mid-Season Check-In
The ladies discuss the ongoing season of Atlantic Crossing, which seems mired in the mushy middle of its story in almost every way.

66: The Nevers
The ladies dig into the good, the bad, and the difficult to quantify of HBO's new steampunk fantasy series The Nevers, a series that tries to do entirely too much at once.

65: The Game of Thrones 10th Anniversary
The ladies bend the rules to what constitutes "British TV" to talk about Game of Thrones on its tenth anniversary and dish the highs and lows of one of the biggest pop culture series of our time.

64: The Serpent
The ladies dig into the new Netflix crime thriller The Serpent, based on the horrifying true story of real-life French serial killer Charles Sobhraj.

63: Atlantic Crossing
The ladies welcome regular contributor Janet Mullany to the show to discuss new Masterpiece drama Atlantic Crossing, a surprisingly moving story of the Norwegian royal family during World War II.

62: Netflix's The Irregulars and Other Sherlock Holmes Adaptations
The ladies dig into the new Netflix show The Irregulars, a vaguely Sherlock Holmes-adjacent genre series that sees a teen version of the Baker Street Irregulars attempt to solve a series of interconnected supernatural mysteries, and use it as an excuse to talk other recent adaptations of the great detective's story.

61: Bloodlands
The ladies are joined by contributor Carmen Croghan for a rollicking discussion about Acorn TV's newest thriller Bloodlands, a story so twisty that the group has wildly different opinions about what's going on.

60: Our Not Quite Spring 2021 Preview
The ladies attempt to break down what's coming this spring in the world of British television - and what we may have to wait a bit longer than usual to see, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic - from Atlantic Crossing and Netflix's The Serpent to updates on the latest seasons of Call the Midwife, Grantchester, and Unforgotten.

59: Now Stream This: Dickinson and AppleTV+
The ladies do a deep dive on streaming service AppleTV+ by way of a discussion of its best show - the period drama Dickinson. Which is technically not British, but we'll make an exception this time.

58: All Creatures Great and Small Season 1 Roundtable
Contributor Janet Mullaney joins the ladies to look back at the first season of charming period drama All Creatures Great and Small, from their favorite animal patients to their hopes for Season 2.

57: Miss Scarlet & The Duke Season 1 Retrospective
The ladies dig into the first season of period mystery Miss Scarlet and the Duke, from its treatment of gender and race in the Victorian era to whether Eliza and the Duke should get together romantically. (Warning: Lacy's really obsessed.)

56: Downton Abbey Tenth Anniversary Special
Downton Abbey turns ten years old this month (how??) and the ladies celebrate by digging into the favorite moments from the period drama that changed both their lives. Lacy stans for Matthew and Mary, while Ani makes the case for Downton as historical fiction.

55: The Long Song
Regular contributor Carmen Croghan joins the ladies to discuss the powerful new Masterpiece drama The Long Song and how it compares to the book it is based on.

54: Now Stream This: Britbox
The ladies dig into the streaming service Britbox, from its extensive library of classic British content to new releases like Traces, The Pembrokeshire Murders, Honour, and more.

53: Bridgerton
The ladies finally dig in to the period drama everyone's been talking about: Bridgerton. From favorite siblings to Season 2 hopes, Lacy and Ani discuss what works and what doesn't about Netflix's big Regency hit. (Warning: Much like the show we're discussing, this conversation can be somewhat TV-MA.)

52: Miss Scarlet and The Duke with Creator Rachael New
Miss Scarlet and the Duke creator Rachael New joins the ladies to dig into this buzzy new period mystery, from the inspiration behind the series to what makes these characters (and their crazy chemistry) tick.

51: All Creatures Great and Small and the Necessity of Comfort TV
Contributor Janet Mullany joins the ladies to discuss the premiere of the new All Creatures Great and Small remake and why its gentle, comforting vibes could not have possibly arrived in the television landscape at a better moment.

50: Year in Review: The Best and Worst of British TV in 2020
In our last episode of 2020, we bring back contributors Janet Mullany and Carmen Croghan for a roundtable about the year that was: What we liked, what we didn't, and everything in between.

49: His Dark Materials
The ladies discuss the lavish HBO/BBC adaptation of His Dark Materials, why Philip Pullman's novels are so difficult to adapt for the screen, and why Season 2 is so much better than Season 1.

48: The Spanish Princess
The ladies dig into period drama The Spanish Princess, discussing everything from the real life of Queen Catherine of Aragon to Philippa Gregory's novels and cable network Starz's track record of female-focused historical dramas.

47: The Great British Baking Show Season 8
The ladies are joined by contributor Carmen Croghan to dig into The Great British Baking Show Season 8, one of the beloved reality show's most controversial outings. What worked, what didn't, and how much the coronavirus restrictions impacted proceedings are all on the table.

46: The Crown Season 4
The ladies dig into the highly anticipated fourth season of The Crown, discuss their feelings about Charles and Diana, and speculate about how the series will end.

45: Now Stream This: Hulu
The ladies dig into the deep library of British programming and new releases available on Hulu, from older series like Absolutely Fabulous and Skins to new must-see series like Harlots and The Great.

44: COBRA's First Season Was a Wild Ride
The ladies welcome Janet Mullany for a deep dive into the bonkers first season of COBRA, a show that started out as a serious drama and became something much crazier and more fun than we could have ever imagined along the way.

43: The Roadkill Premiere and How We Depict Politics on TV
The ladies dig into the premiere of the new drama Roadkill, whether its story works in a year like 2020, and how we tend to present politics on television.

42: Flesh and Blood, Agatha Christie and What Makes a Good Mystery
The ladies discuss the finale of the mystery series Flesh and Blood in the context of famous stories like those penned by Agatha Christie - who, incidentally, celebrates her 100th anniversary this year.

41: Sherlock Turns 10
Sherlock, the mega-popular modern Holmes update that made global stars of Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman, turns 10 this month. (Yes, really.) The ladies welcome contributor Carmen Croghan for a (loooong) chat about how the series has held up, why the final season is so bad, and the impact the show still has today.

40: The Ladies Convene a COBRA
Regular contributor Janet Mullany stops by the pod to discuss the new PBS political thriller COBRA, and the ladies wonder how everyone's cellphones are still working at the end of the world.

39: Flesh and Blood Premieres
The ladies dig into the soapy mystery of new Masterpiece thriller/mystery Flesh and Blood and fangirl over its epic cast.

38: The Van Der Valk Finale
The ladies reflect on what worked - and what didn't - in the first season of Van der Valk, from great supporting characters and serious attention to detail, to a leading man who's more of a cipher than a hero.

37: Now Stream This: Netflix
The ladies dig into the enormous catalog of British programming available on Netflix, from Young Wallander and The English Game to Black Mirror and The Great British Baking Show.

36: The Van Der Valk Remake
The ladies dig into the new Masterpiece remake of classic mystery series Van der Valk, with mixed results.

35: Fall 2020 Preview
The ladies dig in to the rather substantial slate of new British programs headed our way this Fall, including a half dozen new PBS mystery series and political dramas, the return of The Crown, and more.

34: Thanks, I Love It
The ladies discuss some of their current favorite things from the world of British entertainment as Lacy discovers the Derry Girls, Ani waxes nostalgic about the Lord Peter Wimsey mysteries, and they both fangirl over The Hollow Crown.

33: A Deep Dive Into Endeavour Season 7
The ladies discuss the seventh season of popular mystery series Endeavour - what worked, what didn't, and everything in between.

32: Period Dramas and Why We Love Them
We're all obsessed with period dramas - but why? Lacy and Ani dig into our global fixation on this genre, discuss their formative favorites, and try to figure out where it all goes next.

31: Endeavour Season 7 and the Morse Expanded Universe
The ladies dig into the world of Endeavour Morse -- original series, prequels, spin-offs, and all. Lacy watches Endeavour for the first time and wonders where the women are, while Ani is thrilled about Season 7's attempt to tackle a real season-long arc.

30: Now Stream This: AcornTV
Janet Mullany returns to the pod to do a deep dive into streaming service Acorn TV. The ladies discuss new domestic thriller The Nest, David Tennant drama Deadwater Fell, documentary series The Yorkshire Vet, and more!

29: Thanks, I Hate It
The ladies discuss some of their least favorite things from the world of British entertainment as Lacy confesses she doesn't think Monty Python is funny, Ani admits to a dislike of The Office and more.

28: The Finale of Grantchester Season 5
The fifth season of Grantchester is in the books and the ladies have a lot of feelings about it.

27: Streaming Services for Anglophiles: What You Need to Know
The ladies do a deep dive into the world of online streaming - where to find your British faves, what services you need to stream them, and our recs for what you can't live without.

26: Halfway Through 2020: What We Liked So Far
We've made it halfway through the trashfire of 2020, huzzah! And put out six-months of podcasts! Let's look back at our favorite things from the year so far.

25: Grantchester Season 5 Rolls On
Lacy and Ani continue their chat about Grantchester's fifth season, particularly how the show handles issues of faith and feminism.

24: Beecham House and Our Need for More Diverse Period Dramas
Lacy and Ani discuss new period drama "Beecham House," and express their disappointment that a show that should be so good is so...not. Plus, a plea for more diverse period dramas in future.

23: Grantchester Returns for Season 5
Welcome to a deep dive into all things "Grantchester," as Lacy watches the show for the first time, and Ani is super psyched about its return for Season 5.

22: A Deep Dive Into Killing Eve Season 3
Lacy and Ani dig into the wildly uneven third season of BBC America's Killing Eve, discussing what worked (Villanelle), what didn't (Eve), and everything in between.

21: Let's Discuss Call the Midwife Season 9
The ladies dig into the ninth season of popular period drama "Call the Midwife" with special guest Nick Scalera, who happens to be a massive fan of the show, in addition to being Lacy's boss. Join us as we dish all the times we cried this year.

20: World on Fire Roundtable: What Do We Want in Season 2
Telly Visions contributor Janet Mullany joins Lacy and Ani for one last World on Fire discussion, as they break down their thoughts on the series first season and discuss what might happen in its second.

19: The Finales of World on Fire and Baptiste
Lacy and Ani discuss the final episodes of both World On Fire and Baptiste. Topics include their love for Vernon and their disappointment with the way Kasia's story was handled on the former, and their dislike for the way the latter treats its female characters.

18: The Penultimate Episodes of World on Fire and Baptiste
The ladies dig into the penultimate episodes of both World on Fire and Baptiste, attempting to figure out how either might decide to wrap up its first season. And Vernon from World on Fire remains perfect.

17: A World on Fire Roundtable
Telly Visions contributor Janet Mullany joins the ladies via the magic of the internet for a deep dive into World on Fire's first season thus far. We swoon over Arthur Darvill's addition to the cast, discuss Lois' future, and speculate about what might be ahead for Robina.

16: World on Fire, Baptiste and Belgravia
Though the ladies continue to love World on Fire, they're finding Baptiste harder to deal with these days. (Lacy says sorry in advance for the rant herein.) And Epix's Belgravia is a refreshing escape from, well... everything.

15: World on Fire, Baptiste, and Killing Eve Season 3
Lacy and Ani continue their love affair with World on Fire and wrestle with whatever it is that Baptiste is trying to do in its second episode. Also, the ladies dish the new season of Killing Eve.

14: Baptiste Premieres and World on Fire Continues
The premiere of new mystery series Baptiste leaves Lacy and Ani feeling slightly underwhelmed, but World War II drama World on Fire just might be the ladies' pick for sleeper hit of the Spring.

13: The 'World on Fire' Premiere
New Masterpiece drama World on Fire begins, and Lacy and Ani are immediately drawn in by its layered story and fascinating female characters.

12: We Get Cozy with the Call the Midwife Premiere
Lacy and Ani discuss Call the Midwife's Season 9 return and dig into the reasons why this show is the emotional comfort food that has captivated audiences everywhere for so many years.

11: Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears
Continued social distancing can't stop Lacy and Ani from getting way too excited about the long-awaited release of feature film Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears, and digging into why they both think the Miss Fisher franchise has appealed to so many fans around the world.

10: Spring 2020 British TV Preview: Coronavirus Edition
In a very special episode of Telly Visions: The Podcast, Lacy and Ani practice social distancing and record a remote episode digging into some of their favorite new shows coming in Spring 2020: World on Fire, Baptiste, Killing Eve, Belgravia and more!

09: Our Thoughts on Doctor Who Season 12
Now that it's over, Lacy and Ani look back on Doctor Who Season 12, digging into everything from our favorite episodes to what we think works and what doesn't in the Chris Chibnall era. (Are three companions too many? Did we need to see the Cybermen again? What about all the finale twists? In short: There's a lot to talk about.)

08: A Sanditon Postmortem Roundtable with Janet Mullany
Lacy and Ani welcome their first podcast guest, Telly Visions contributor Janet Mullany, for a roundtable dish about Sanditon, everything that went right and wrong with its first season, and how it fits into the Jane Austen canon.

07: We Have a Lot of Thoughts About the Sanditon Finale
The ladies react to the Sanditon finale, as Lacy rants about the show's failure to stick the landing and Ani questions whether Jane Austen stories should have second acts at all.

06: Sanditon and Our Favorite Jane Austen Adaptations
Lacy and Ani wallow in the trope-filled perfection of the "Sanditon" town regatta and do a deep dive into their other favorite Jane Austen adaptations.

05: Sanditon and Streaming Services for Anglophiles
Lacy and Ani have a lot of feelings about a relationship-heavy episode of Sanditon, wonder whether a schedule shift would have helped Vienna Blood and discuss streaming services for Anglophiles.

04: Sanditon and a Doctor Who Debate
Lacy and Ani try to understand the rules of cricket on Sanditon and debate where Jo Martin's new Doctor fits into the world of Doctor Who.

03: Sanditon, Vienna Blood and Picard
Lacy and Ani decide to stan Sanditon's Esther, discuss whether Vienna Blood is worth your time, and cheer Sir Patrick Stewart's return to television.

02: Sanditon, Vienna Blood and Dracula
Lacy and Ani debate their shipping preferences on Sanditon, dish the premiere of Vienna Blood and hate on Netflix's Dracula.

01: Sanditon Episodes 1 and 2
On the inaugural episode of Telly Visions: The Podcast, Lacy and Ani dig into the new Masterpiece series Sanditon, discuss why sexy Jane Austen makes them kind of uncomfortable and argue about the Master’s return to Doctor Who.

Introducing Telly Visions: The Podcast
We love all things British TV and culture. So we’re making a podcast about it. Join us next week for the debut of Telly Visions: The Podcast as we talk about Sanditon, Doctor Who, and whatever else we’re watching this week. See you soon!