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Downton Abbey is returning for one more spin around the track in The Grand Finale, and the first teaser is off to the races.

What's coming to the U.S. in British TV in December? Let's run down the list of titles arriving this month, from PBS Passport to Netflix.

Previously, on Downton Abbey: The estate hosts its first big house party since Matthew’s death, complete with a performance by a world-renowned opera singer, a new man for Mary (sort of), a crisis of self-worth for Tom, a super-creepy valet named

Previously, on Downton Abbey: Evelyn Napier and his horrible boss Mr. Blake arrive at Downton for a visit, Alfred learns he did make it into Top Chef School after all, which means Molesley gets a job at last, the only story they can think of to do

D.I. Ray sets a return date for Season 2, making it the second mystery series to land a June release date alongside Professor T with Ben Miller.

Paramount's last gasp before completing its sale to Skydance will be to revive the sword-and-sandals drama with Gladiator II and the possible follow-up Gladiator III.

Grantchester may have just lost its second vicar, but it's already planning its tenth anniversary season.

Eddie Marsan and Morfydd Clark have signed on to join Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù in the new Welsh thriller, Uncle, about a mission of revenge.

The doldrums of August come to PBS Passport with a list of new arrivals that include Britain's beaches and Walter Presents.

Dalgliesh Season 2 continues with A Certain Justice, which explores a multi-generational quest for vengeance, and the death of a lawyer who’s antagonized just about everyone in her profession.

A twenty-year-old murder case from Van der Valk's past has links to a recent killing connected with the return of looted historical artifacts.

Two weeks and twenty-five years ago, Keeping Up Appearances debuted on the BBC. Created by acclaimed comedy writer Roy Clarke (Last of the Summer Wine and Open All Hours were also his) and directed by Harold Snoad, this fan favorite ran for five