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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. 

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. 

The ladies look back at Sanditon Season 2: What worked, what didn't, and where they hope things go in Season 3.  

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

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. 

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. 

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

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.

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 Acorn TV mystery Harry Wild and more. 

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.