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As a man connected to Trottie is poisoned at a hotel where Jack has found a new job, Gabriel's connection to Jack's father is further revealed. 

In a bid to stabilize finances, James takes a job at a dog track despite Siegfried's warning and ends up with an animal in crisis, while Tristan treats a parrot. 

As Alexander prepares to transfer Dylan Cooper to prison, things keep going wrong, leaving him and Willows to prevent an escape on a troublesome, dangerous night. 

After another death during the filming of a movie, Gabriel deduces who is responsible, and whether the two deaths are even related.

The Aldersons have a new foal, even as Jenny decides whether to leave the farm and attend nursing college in London.

Alexander and Phelps fight over a case when it enters their separate jurisdictions, with Alexander suspecting corruption on Phelps' part since his criminal uncle may be involved.

Filming on season 7 of the cold-case mystery series Unforgotten has begun, with Sanjeev Bhaskar and Sinéad Keenan returning as the detective duo of Sunny Khan and Jess James.

A movie is filming outside Book's when an extra suddenly dies under mysterious circumstances.

Mrs. Pumphrey wants to breed Tricki-Woo, while Siegfried and Tristan compete over a wealthy client with lots of horses.

While Eliza is away, Moses returns to London on a job from Patrick Nash, who has him work with Clarence to sell a huge diamond.

Gabriel believes the discovery of skeletons at a bomb crater is related to an apparent suicide, and sets out to prove it. 

As James helps Sister Rose with one of the abandoned dogs she has rescued, an opportunity for an expensive upgrade to the practice appears. 

Eliza and Alexander both investigate the disappearance of a prize racehorse in the aftermath of an acrimonious divorce between well-connected aristocrats. 

Ten years after it concluded its final season, Downton Abbey is returning to WTTW and PBS, giving fans a chance to revisit the beloved Crawley family and the world of Downton.

Gabriel Book sells, yes, books – but he also helps investigate crimes in immediate postwar London, while also harboring secrets of his own.