| Bletchley Circle! About lady code breakers in WW2 |
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Thanks for all the suggestions!
Call the Midwife is a good one but I've already watched them all. And I have a newborn (which is why she is coming to help) so I don't think my postpartum hormones can handle the emotions of that show! |
| How about mixing up a show with Great British Baking Show or Top Chef? |
| This is Us, on demand on NBC |
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Calendar Girls
Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Shakespeare in Love Brooklyn Elizabeth The Madness of King George Captain Fantastic The Eagle Huntress |
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Any of the David Attenborough nature documentaries. They are pretty great. There might be some animal copulation though.
The Disney nature ones are also decent and generally no animal copulation. Bears and Chimpanzees were both worth watching. |
| Doc Martin |
| If you can handle subtitles, the Spanish series called The Time In Between. Riveting and beautiful costumes. |
| I watched the Great British Bake Off with my MIL |
| Planet Earth I and II would be good |
| Isn't Sherlock on Netflix? Great show, no sex stuff, british accents etc. |
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Parenthood
It's a great show and it fits all of your criteria. There are several seasons but each season/episode stands well on its own. |
Except for the Dominatrix to the Stars who changes Sherlock's ringtone to a gasp. I realize that probably doesn't seem like a big deal to you, but I am familiar with the MIL/nun hybrid. Has she seen Parks & Recreation? Drop Dead Diva? The Paradise? Jim Gaffigan's stand-up shows? |
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Wolf Hall
Midsomer Murders Poirot |
OMG, I love these shows! The Detectorists is a sweet, British sitcom. The Dick Van Dyke Show is also on. When Calls the Heart is on Netflix. It's a sappier, even more sanitized amalgamation of Little House on the Prairie and Anne of Green Gables. On Amazon, you might like Lark Rise to Candleford or Upstairs/Downstairs. |