Poirot!!!

Anonymous wrote:I hate it when someone does that reveal after the jump header. So stupid. Just put PBS in the head.

My answer is Sessions at West 54th Street.

You can’t have a blank text as the main box - so you often see it written like this so you’re not repeating yourself in the main body of text.

Mrs Wilson—was on Masterpiece a couple of months ago. The actress is the real Mrs Wilson’s granddaughter!

Anonymous wrote:So many!
Death in Paradise
Durrells in Corfu
Downton Abbey
Victoria
Frontline & Nova

Back in the day, Upstairs Downstairs and my absolute favorite, Faulty Towers

I'm with you on most of these, but death in paradise is just goofy.

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Anonymous wrote:Frontier House. Reality show where they take three families and tell them to live like they did in the 1880s without modern conveniences. Then an expert comes in at the end to evaluate their strenuous efforts towards the project and says, "you didn't adequately prepare for the winter...you're all dead."

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I love that one! When the dad calls in the medic because he things he's starving to death and the doc examines him, says he's lost 30 lbs and is the picture of health.

So many!
Death in Paradise
Durrells in Corfu
Downton Abbey
Victoria
Frontline & Nova

Back in the day, Upstairs Downstairs and my absolute favorite, Faulty Towers

Frontline and American Experience are both great. And the Ken Burns documentaries.

Sesame Street

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Anonymous wrote:Frontier House. Reality show where they take three families and tell them to live like they did in the 1880s without modern conveniences. Then an expert comes in at the end to evaluate their strenuous efforts towards the project and says, "you didn't adequately prepare for the winter...you're all dead."

I haven’t see that in so long! Thanks for the reminder!

I forgot about this, we used to love it. I wonder if there is a way to watch again.

Oh my gosh yes. Manor house. Truly one of the first reality shows.

I watched (what was it called)... it was like Victorian London low class “house.” When it was on too.

But I had never heard of prairie house!! Because I have pioneers in my family tree...I have to watch it!

I loved both of them! My husband and I watched them when we were dating and had no cable. Now we do lots of Antiques Roadshow

Do you mean Bramwell? Not sure if it was on PBS (watched from the UK) but I loved that!

Anonymous wrote:I hate it when someone does that reveal after the jump header. So stupid. Just put PBS in the head.

My answer is Sessions at West 54th Street.

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A Frontline episode five years ago about poor/working class families trying to make ends meet.

Downton Abbey
Call the Midwife

Pretty much any British show

I remember a Frontline about Syria. Realllly early on in their war.
Really. When no network covered it.
I learned so much. I said to dh, this is going to be HUGE.

Then we had isis and almost-daily coverage for several years.

The frontline reporting was amazing, embeds in the freedom fighters, up close and personal with their leaders. Cities already destroyed.

Luther

Anonymous wrote:Frontier House. Reality show where they take three families and tell them to live like they did in the 1880s without modern conveniences. Then an expert comes in at the end to evaluate their strenuous efforts towards the project and says, "you didn't adequately prepare for the winter...you're all dead."

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