This week on All Creatures Great & Small, it’s time for James and Helen to adjust to married life. Married life for the Herriots means a lot of juggling responsibilities. James is not only a vet full-time, but he is also now Siegfried’s business partner. Helen still visits Jenny and her dad to assist with farm chores while also helping James with his new responsibilities. Let’s discuss how these developments also affect everyone else in Skeldale House.

Shippers, get ready for whiplash: this episode starts with our dashing detective duo, dressed in their finest, entering an extremely swanky establishment…

Everyone’s favorite veterinarians are back on MASTERPIECE! The Season 3 premiere of All Creatures Great and Small wastes no time setting up the plot for the rest of the season. James and Helen are finally ready to tie the knot, but do they get to the church on time? A lot of things happen on the journey toward walking down the aisle.

If it seems like last season was just yesterday well… it kind of was! One of the few perks of pandemic-related shooting delays is undoubtedly that now…

Snow is falling (allegedly — as a snow loving Boston resident, I’m miffed). If you’re lucky, you have a friend who bakes, and you’re in possession of some truly remarkable cookies. Winter is here, and so is a drama fan favorite holiday tradition: the Call The Midwife Holiday Special! I’m here to recap the show just in case you missed it, or just couldn’t get enough of our favorite nurses, nuns, and other assorted denizens of Poplar.

This week’s episode is the grand finale. Don’t worry — both Pünd and Susan figure out their cases, but the answers may not be the ones you were expecting. Let’s discuss whodunit and why.

As you may recall, last week’s episode ended with New Superintendent dropping a major ultimatum on our pal Duke Silver: take the Glasgow promotion or…

This week’s Magpie Murders is the penultimate episode. Several people have not told the truth to either Pünd or Susan in the past. By the end of the episode, some of these falsehoods are reversed, and Pünd has a pretty good idea of who killed Sir Magnus, while Susan has figured out that there’s someone she can’t trust. Let’s discuss the new findings.

You know how last week Duke Silver was all “I don’t just care about you, Victoria Mars”? Well that actually turns out to be true, because this episode…

This week on Magpie Murders, Saxby-On-Avon residents attend Sir Magnus Pye’s funeral while in the real world, everyone gathers for Alan Conway’s funeral. Both Susan and Pünd believe someone at the funeral may be the killer. What new details do we find out?