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

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.

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.

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

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. 

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.

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.

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. 

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.

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

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

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.