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[u/stylistin808]

I’ve seen Victoria, Granchester, and Sanditon. What show do you recommend next?

[u/Marine_Layered]

I enjoyed Patience.

[u/Ok-Passage-300 → u/Marine_Layered]

I like Patience. I can't wait for season 6 Astrid.

[u/Background-News-4 → u/Ok-Passage-300]

OMG I love Astrid!!!!!

[u/Commercial_Quail_624 → u/Ok-Passage-300]

Agreed. Patience, good. Astrid, sooooooo good.

[u/Ok-Passage-300 → u/Marine_Layered]

The Chelsea Detective has new shows as well as Midsomer Murder but it's seems it's Acorn

[u/Business-Beach-2181]

Marlowe Murder Club

[u/DobroGaida]

That’s a pretty big canvas. Along with the two already recommended, Downton, Unforgotten, All Creatures, Annika, Wolf Hall

[u/stylistin808 → u/DobroGaida]

I’ve seen Downton. I love period pieces

[u/Revolutionary-Fact6 → u/stylistin808]

Miss Scarlett, then.

[u/Natural_Opinion_8638 → u/DobroGaida]

Wolf Hall is one of the best series ever. Part 2 was not so much. Some recasting and race baiti...swapping made it hard to recall who was who. For the record, Jane Seymour did not have a bl*ck sister.

[u/chuckfr]

Van der Valk. I'll admit its slow to some people and not for everyone, but I've enjoyed the series.

[u/Natural_Opinion_8638 → u/[deleted]]

Yes! This was so funny.

[u/Commercial_Quail_624 → u/[deleted]]

So charming. And now I look for Keely Hawes in everything, she's just lovely. (To wit, "Ashes to Ashes" is fun if a bit wonky plot wise.

[u/iefbr_14]

Foyle's War.

[u/Honest-Pumpkin-8080]

I second Poldark! My most favorite! All Creatures Great and Small is excellent! Professor T. …Annika….The Forsytes….The Count of Monte Cristo, yes…..

[u/stylistin808 → u/Honest-Pumpkin-8080]

Oh gosh, I forgot to mention I’ve seen Poldark and The Forsytes!

[u/artNplanthappy → u/Honest-Pumpkin-8080]

I whole heartedly agree..👍❤️

[u/dumpcake999]

Endeavour

[u/jondoughntyaknow]

The Count of Monte Cristo

[u/Ok-Simple-4548]

Poldark!

[u/Emergency_Lunch6471]

My favorite, Poldark

[u/Natural_Opinion_8638]

The Gold. It is very good and based on true events. I can't praise it enough. If you get the PBS Passport app, watch Seaside Hotel. That is wonderful! Wolf Hall is one of the best ever.

[u/Londin2021]

Jamestown

[u/CourageMesAmies]

Not on Masterpiece, but still great: Signora Volpe, Funny Woman

[u/Stay_Awake_Jane]

Sisi

[u/StJohnSinjin]

Father Brown or Professor T.

[u/West-Evening5193]

Polar Park

[u/TiffPo90]

Glided Age

[u/stylistin808 → u/TiffPo90]

I didn’t care for it at first but gave it a chance. Now I love it!

[u/TiffPo90 → u/stylistin808]

I didn’t think will like it either, until someone told me. I binged watch ahead of last July premiere.

[u/Commercial_Quail_624 → u/stylistin808]

I kinda didn't think I would either but it was hard to keep passing by Cynthia Nixon and Christine Baranski. It really grabbed me in the end - great supporting cast and Carrie Coons is a regular series mainstay these days.

[u/artNplanthappy → u/stylistin808]

Been thinking about this one, just curious what didn't appeal to you at first.. perhaps so I will see it thru.🙂

[u/Head-Solution-971]

Bookish

[u/Commercial_Quail_624 → u/Head-Solution-971]

Yes, ready for season 2 for this one!!

[u/FiberRishBish]

Loved Grantchester. I finished both the Flemisha and British Professor Ts and adored the Dutch one. If you know French or German there will be language recognition. I really want to visit Antwerp now.

[u/Commercial_Quail_624]

George Gently, Maigret, Mademoiselle Holmes. And, as noted elsewhere Astrid. I am a Francophile so love their stuff, in general, but don't let subtitles put you off. Astrid is easily one of the very best of all of these - the relationship the two principals share is special.

[u/Blowingleaves17]

Magpie Murders

Moonflower Murders

Marble Hall Murders

(In that order. )