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  • 66: The Nevers

    The ladies dig into the good, the bad, and the difficult to quantify of HBO's new steampunk fantasy series The Nevers, a series that tries to do entirely too much at once.

  • Telly Visions Is on a Road Trip to the TCAs

    We're sad to inform you that you won't be getting a new episode from us this week --- but it's for a good reason! The ladies are in Los Angeles for the Television Critics Association's winter press tour and will be back next week with all the scoop! 

  • 68: Sanditon Lives!

    Obviously, the ladies had to talk about the big Sanditon news: The series is coming back for not one but TWO seasons. Let's get in our feelings about it.

  • 75: Us on Masterpiece

    The ladies dig into the new Masterpiece drama Us, a story of largely unlikeable people making selfish choices that neither of them particularly enjoyed.

  • 144: The Serpent Queen Season 1 Finale

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

  • 149: Everything We Missed in 2022

    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. 

  • 150: 2022 Year in Review

    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.

  • 223: Telly Visions Podcast Farewell

    It’s the end of an era, at least for now. The Telly Visions podcast is signing off. We’ve truly loved spending these past few years with all of you listening out there in the dark, our inbox is always open, and our Telly Visions website is still full of opinions and news. Don’t be strangers!

  • 53: Bridgerton

    The ladies finally dig in to the period drama everyone's been talking about: Bridgerton. (Warning: Much like the show we're discussing, this conversation can be somewhat TV-MA.)