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Vivien Epstein decides to suddenly start a new life in London after a lover goes there from her hometown of Manchester. Soon she is entangled in a network of Jewish activists working against a resurgent Fascist group. 

Tom finally takes charge and stands up to the miscreants of Sanditon, with the help of Arthur and Mary. Georgiana receives shocking news, Alison makes delightful news, and Charlotte navigates the culmination of a budding relationship. 

Charlotte struggles to understand her feelings as the truth about Alexander Colbourne as well as the army begins to emerge. Tom and Arthur try to right things in Sanditon, while Georgiana faces a life-changing decision and Edward further manipulates Lady Denham.

Charlotte reluctantly becomes the center of a bitter relationship between Colonel Lennox and Alexander Colbourne at Lady Denham's garden party, while her sister refuses to listen to advice and ends up hurt because of it. 

As Sanditon's Midsummer Fair approaches, Charlotte's charges and her employer begin to warm to her. Georgiana finds herself intrigued by Charles, Alison becomes ever more besotted, and Esther distrusts Clara's intentions. 

Alison has a chance at the romance she dreams of while Georgiana rejects any further suitors and Charlotte begins her work as a governess to two strong-headed young women. Esther fears Edward's intentions.

Sanditon is back! Charlotte has returned to the seaside town in the wake of a tragedy, this time with her sister in tow. An army regiment has arrived for the summer, while other new and exciting personages abound.

Annika is based on a BBC radio drama and features a lead character who breaks the fourth wall to confide in the audience. The title character, who leads a Marine Homicide Unit in Scotland, is played by a PBS stalwart, Nicola Walker.

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. 

Ridley Road follows as young Jewish woman as she goes undercover in a neo-Nazi group in London during the 1960s. Based on a novel of the same name by Jo Bloom, it's coming to Masterpiece in May. 

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. 

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.

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.