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There’s less than a month to go until Peter Jackson’s epic Hobbit trilogy arrives in theaters with The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. As the movie marketing machine ramps up, Hobbit mania is surely going to engulf us all – there may be a couple of

Not Downton Abbey and not your usual costume drama. Amazon Prime's The Pursuit of Love is well worth your time.

Happy (Black) Friday! Hope everyone had a great day yesterday, whether you were feasting on turkey or not. Welcome to this week’s edition of the Friday News Roundup, as we try to cover all things interesting in British entertainment news. Click

It's Biscuit Week in the tent on The Great British Baking Show, so let's get marooned with macarons.

Excellent news for mystery fans – you can now get your first official look at the upcoming full series of Inspector Morse prequel Endeavour. Shawn Ryan is back as a young Endeavour Morse, who is now just a new constable cutting his teeth on solving

The Great British Baking Show finals arrive for the holiday weekend, with predictable results.

The European Broadcast Union confirmed next year's Eurovision Song Contest will be held in the U.K., as a joint production with Ukraine.

Welcome back to the third and final recap of The Long Song. As the mini-series concludes, Amity Plantation is in chaos. Facing labor unrest and financial ruin, Robert’s sanity unravels and his relationship with July quickly disintegrates. In the end

SPOILER WARNING: While this trailer does not directly reveal any spoilers for things that happen during Downton Abbey Series 3, eagle eyed viewers will certainly be able to draw their own conclusions about a couple of key plot twists, just based on

Winter has definitely come to Poplar and this year’s Call the Midwife holiday special dramatizes an actual event in English weather history called the Big Freeze of 1962-63. The Thames froze over and for 62 consecutive days,  snow lay on the ground

Unforgotten Season 3 arrives with a new cold case, now in its original six-part one-hour format.

From gut-wrenching dramas to cozy historicals, long-running mysteries that sought to reinvent themselves, and buzzy new period dramas with a decidedly modern edge, there was truly something for everyone in the world of British television this year