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Lacy and Ani discuss Call the Midwife's Season 9 return and dig into the reasons why this show is the emotional comfort food that has captivated audiences everywhere for so many years.

Continued social distancing can't stop Lacy and Ani from getting way too excited about the release of "Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears", and digging into why they both think the Miss Fisher franchise has appealed to so many fans around the world.

In a very special episode of Telly Visions: The Podcast, Lacy and Ani practice social distancing and record a remote episode digging into some of their favorite new shows coming in Spring 2020: World on Fire, Baptiste, Killing Eve, Belgravia and more!

Now that it's over, Lacy and Ani look back on Doctor Who Season 12, digging into everything from our favorite episodes to what we think works and what doesn't in the Chris Chibnall era.

Lacy and Ani welcome their first podcast guest, Telly Visions contributor Janet Mullany, for a roundtable dish about Sanditon, everything that went right and wrong with its first season, and how it fits into the Austen canon.

The ladies react to the Sanditon finale, as Lacy rants about the ending and Ani tries to find the bright side.

Lacy and Ani wallow in the trope-filled perfection of the "Sanditon" town regatta and do a deep dive into their other favorite Jane Austen adaptations.

Lacy and Ani have a lot of feelings about a relationship-heavy episode of Sanditon, wonder whether a schedule shift would have helped Vienna Blood and discuss the best streaming services for Anglophiles.

Lacy and Ani try to understand the rules of cricket on Sanditon and debate where Jo Martin's new Doctor fits into the world of Doctor Who.

Lacy and Ani decide to stan Sanditon's Esther, discuss whether Vienna Blood is worth your time, and cheer Sir Patrick Stewart's return to television.

Lacy and Ani debate their shipping preferences on Sanditon, dish the premiere of Vienna Blood and hate on Netflix's Dracula.

Lacy and Ani dig into the new Masterpiece series Sanditon, discuss why sexy Jane Austen makes them kind of uncomfortable and argue about the Master’s return to Doctor Who.