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King Henry VIII has decided he wants to marry Jane Seymour, but first his trusted advisor must dethrone Anne Boleyn.

We have a premiere date and first look for the upcoming four-part adaptation of Gill Hornby's novel Miss Austen, about Jane Austen and her sister. 

Thomas Cromwell's final chapter is on the way in Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light, for which we have a new video preview – along with a look at a few other upcoming dramas. 

Henry wants to be free of Anne Boleyn in favor of Jane Seymour, and charges Cromwell to enact the change. A terrifying accident shows Cromwell the precarity of his situation. 

Judith determines that a fourth murder is going to take place, and Becks and Suzie rush to prevent it from happening, in the finale. 

Cromwell solidifies the king's position as head of the church in England and his marriage to Anne Boleyn while dealing with antagonists who refuse to recognize such changes, like Thomas More. 

Tanika brings on Judith, Becks, and Suzie as advisers to her investigation despite the misgivings of colleagues, as they race to prevent a third murder.

Cromwell has made himself a valued agent of both King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, and sets about clearing the way for their marriage by making Henry head of the church in England. 

Becks and Suzie join with Judith to help her investigate the murder of Stefan Dunwoody and Iqbal Kassam, offering their various expertise and information.

Thomas Cromwell refuses to abandon Cardinal Wolsey despite his fall from grace. His persistence in pressing the cardinal's case and own ingenuity eventually get him admitted to King Henry's inner circle. 

Thomas Cromwell is a close aide to the powerful Cardinal Wolsey and refuses to leave him when he loses favor with King Henry for failing to get the king's marriage annulled so that he can marry Anne Boleyn.

Judith Potts is convinced she heard a gunshot from her neighbor's property, and investigates herself when she feels the police don't take her seriously. 

The team unites behind Hendrik as he faces a frightening future – and distracts himself with trying to decode a medical breakthrough by two murdered scientists.

Susan and Atticus unravel both of their mysteries in the final episode of Moonflower Murders, while Susan also figures out her future with Andreas.

The team investigates the seemingly professional killing of two scientists researching cancer while Van der Valk attempts to convince Hendrik to go to a doctor for his own cancer.