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Vienna Blood has been renewed for a third season, so more turn-of-the-century Viennese mysteries are coming your way.

With the long-awaited return of Sanditon with its second season fast approaching, get a preview of what's to come in photos and video, and meet some of the new characters. 

It's Christmas again in the dales, which means Tristan is home from school awaiting his exam results, James and Helen must figure out the holidays and decide their future, and Siegfried and Mrs. Hall are perhaps ready to progress in their respective relationships. 

Phileas Fogg's rush to circumnavigate the globe in 80 days is coming down to the wire. But his past looms large when he reaches New York. And that's not even the only obstacle that remains, in the season finale. 

Max continues to investigate the cloistered world of a monastery, especially after another person is killed and evidence piles up against a man he believes is innocent, in the season finale of Vienna Blood.

James' parents are coming to visit, and he's preparing to introduce them to Helen and give them disappointing news. But a sudden decision leads to more good news, even though it's first interrupted by a difficult veterinary situation.

As Phileas Fogg and his companions cross America's West, they reluctantly help a U.S. Marshal as he escorts a prisoner, and eventually end up in the middle of an old Western shoot-out in a saloon.

While the characters in the mystery Vienna Blood aren’t real historical figures, the milieu they exist in is very much based in history, with ground-shaking developments occurring just in the background of the crimes Oskar and Max try to solve.

The sudden death of an extremist monk brings suspicion on a devout Jewish man who called out the monk's invocations of hatred and leads Max to go undercover to investigate a cloistered world. 

Hugh returns to Yorkshire just in time for Mrs. Pumphrey's annual cricket match between a team captained by him and one by Helen's father. A jealous James tries to prove himself by replacing a sulking Tristan on the team. 

Fogg and his companions end up marooned. Some revelations turn Fogg against Passepartout, but the Frenchman is determined to save his friendship. Fix begins to realize the nature of her own relationship with Passepartout.

As Oskar continues to try to learn more about the murder suspect Lazar Kiss, he is drawn into a secretive world of geopolitical maneuvering. Max continues to try to understand the players in the case, eventually realizing some gaping mistakes.

It's Tristan's birthday, and Siegfried has finally decided to give him more responsibility as a vet—with some supervision, of course. James has to have a difficult conversation with Helen, while a dinner party becomes awkward. 

Fogg can't access his money when he arrives in Hong Kong, stalling his progress. Passepartout and he both set out to secure money in very different ways, while Fix worries about the publication of her latest newspaper story. 

Max and Oskar begin looking into Vienna's Serbian community after a man is found dead and tortured and a Serbian extremist group is expected to be involved.