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Mary continues to search for suitors other than Matthew as Isobel proves her worth at the local hospital.

As Downton Abbey begins, news of the Titanic's sinking has personal implications for the Crawleys. 

Edmond wraps up his yearslong campaign of vengeance, embarrassing and ruining both Danglars and Villefort.

Two more seasons of The Forsytes are on the way, with the third following the family on vacation in the French Riviera.

As Edmond's plans to ruin Fernand come to fruition, Albert tries to defend his father's honor. Secrets are revealed. 

As Edmond works to derail the advantageous marriage plans of his enemies for their children, Villefort continues to investigate Edmond. 

Jo faces a choice between Frances and Louisa while Irene sees her life closing in around her and Anne reveals a family secret. 

Susan Ryeland and Atticus Pünd are back for a third and final time, in the adapation of Anthony Horowitz's Marble Hall Murders, which comes to WTTW and PBS in September.

Edmond begins inserting himself into the lives of his enemies, laying plans to ruin them and their families in Paris. 

Irene begins to learn what it is to be married to a Forsyte, while Frances tries to prevent Jo from seeing Louisa any more.

Edmond contrives a meeting with Mercédès and Fernand's son, indebting the young man to him. He then uses the boy to introduce him to his enemies in Paris. 

The Forsytes want June to marry an aristocrat, Soames having failed in that regard. But June is growing closer to the radical Bosinney, even as Soames' vision of the future falters. 

Having escaped from prison, Edmond uses the Abbé Faria's map to find treasure and then turns it towards seeking revenge. 

James is scheming to use a relationship against Jo to install his own son as head of the company, but Soames' romantic choice shocks him and the family when it is finally revealed. 

After years of unjust imprisonment, Edmond meets the sole other prisoner and begins learning from him while they also tunnel to freedom.