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The ladies discuss the new BritBox real-life drama Stonehouse, which tells the story of an infamous British MP who faked his own death. 

The ladies dig into the first two episodes of All Creatures Great and Small Season 3, which is, as usual, exactly the heartwarming, feel-good romp we need to kick off the new year.

The ladies kick off 2023 with the Miss Scarlet and the Duke Season 3 premiere, a serviceable episode that sees William and Eliza investigating a missing magician. 

Contributors Carmen Croghan and Janet Mullany join the ladies for a roundtable look back on the year in British TV: What worked, what didn't, and what was just plain disappointing.

Our annual tradition continues, as the ladies run down all their favorite British programming of 2022 that they didn't get the chance to talk about on the podcast this year. 

In honor of All Creatures Great and Small's return to Masterpiece in January, the ladies take a look back at the original version's first season from 1978. 

Contributor Carmen Croghan joins the ladies to dig into the season finales of Miss Scarlet and the Duke, Magpie Murders, and Annika.

The ladies dig into the latest season of everyone's favorite amateur baking competition, which had more than a few embarrassing missteps this year.

The ladies discuss the latest season of The Crown, from the final full cast change to the Charles and Diana of it all. 

Contributor Janet Mullany joins the ladies to discuss The Serpent Queen's excellent first season, and where it might go in its second.

The ladies dig into Nicola Walker's new series Annika, a traditional mystery whose formula doesn't break any new ground but whose central performance makes it worth watching.

The ladies discuss the first two episodes of Magpie Murders, a refreshingly offbeat new series about a book editor, a dead author's unfinished manuscript, and the mystery that ties the stories on the page and in real life together.