Dawn French

Will we see a second season of the quirky Dawn French dramedy The Trouble with Maggie Cole? Here's what we know so far. 

In the season finale of The Trouble with Maggie Cole, shocking events mar the Thurlbury anniversary celebrations. Fortunately, reconciliation and a few well-crafted fibs save the day.

Dawn French will reprise her role as Geraldine Grainger in a trio of short episodes entitled The Vicar of Dibley in Lockdown. No word at this time if we'll be able to watch it here in the States, but fingers crossed the vicar will find a way.

In this week's installment of The Trouble with Maggie Cole, pub landlord Brian reveals why he's actually in hiding and Alex becomes more desperate than ever to find his hidden fortune. Maggie and Becka have a rare bonding moment while Peter discovers the ulterior motives of his supposedly supportive secretary, Karen. 

This week on The Trouble with Maggie Cole, the town moves forward to plan the highly anticipated anniversary celebration. And Maggie continues to make amends with her neighbors, only to find that someone has been digging up dirt on her family as well.

In episode three of The Trouble with Maggie Cole, Peter is getting worn down by the fallout from the very public attention following Maggie’s interview. Author Marcus Ormansby bonds with primary school teacher Jill. Meanwhile, Maggie continues her mission to right all of her wrongs, with a tense visit to local hairdresser Kelly that goes better than she could have expected.

In episode two of The Trouble with Maggie Cole, her gossip-filled interview has gone viral. How will Maggie and her victims recover from Radiogate?

In the debut episode of The Trouble with Maggie Cole, we see what happens when idle gossip escalates out of control and starts affecting people's lives. Dawn French stars as Maggie, self-appointed local historian, and busybody of the close-knit community of Thurlbury.

Actress Dawn French, best known to British comedy fans for her starring role in The Vicar of Dibley, will return to PBS stations this fall in a heartwarming new comedy-drama known as The Trouble with Maggie Cole. 

How well do British TV series from the past hold up? Are they classic gems that transcend generations or are they old-fashioned and representative of a particular period in time? Check out our Dated or Delightful series to see how The Vicar of Dibley rated with us.