Hey, remember how last week Grumpy Cat tried to propose to JudgyPants after absolutely obliterating her family, her station in life, and ruining, perhaps forever, the happiness of her most beloved sister, and she responded by pile driving his heart into the dirt? Well THIS episode picks up right after that happens, and they both look wretched.

GBH Drama Club compares the Netflix, MASTERPIECE, and Alfred Hitchcock adaptations of Daphne du Maurier's Gothic classic.

Snow is falling. Office holiday parties are in full swing (online, this year). Winter is here, and so is a drama fan favorite holiday tradition: the Call The Midwife Holiday Special! I’m here to recap the special just in case you missed it, or just couldn’t get enough of our favorite nurses, nuns, and other assorted denizens of Poplar.

File under: "well THAT was fast" — Phil Collins, who last episode proposed to our pal JudgyPants, has made a Monty Hall problem style switcheroo and proposed to another fair maid, and JudgyPant's BFF, Charlotte, who said YES. This brings up a few questions like “what?” and “why??” Don’t worry, JudgyPants is just as confused as the rest of us.

Last week, we brought you ten interesting facts about Hayley Atwell, who plays Margaret Schlegel in Masterpiece’s impressive adaptation of Howards End. So…

Everything seems to be going great for JudgyPants, who’s enjoying a nice ramble, which can only mean that things are about to get unpleasant for ya girl as this episode progresses — that’s where the DRAMA comes from!

The tea and the takes are back and sizzling as GBH's live drama aftershow returns. Co-hosts Jackie Bruleigh and Andrea Wolanin serve up 30 minutes of…

You may best know Hayley Atwell as Marvel’s Agent Carter, the bum-kicking secret agent who shared a long, fraught romance with Captain America — but she’s…

We don’t often train our view on the child actors from the series we feature; after all, young performers too often find themselves in difficult or unfair…

First, a confession. Reader, despite my well-documented love of period dramas, I have somehow never seen this series. But, to paraphrase Austen herself, it is a truth universally acknowledged that a drama superfan in possession of a mandate to recap must get her butt in gear and cover Pride and Prejudice ‘95, so here we are.