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.

It’s rare that a family business isn’t a subject around the dinner table; and rarer still that parents don’t have career advice to offer their progeny.…

MASTERPIECE fans know and love Charlotte Riley for her role as resourceful reporter Holly Evans on "Press." But what they may not know is that, outside of acting, Riley is fighting for gender equality in the film industry.

The tea and the takes are back and sizzling as GBH’s live drama aftershow returns. Co-hosts Jackie Bruleigh and Meghan Smith, in for Andrea Wolanin, serve…

Ready for Roadkill to end? Neither am I, but we must forge on. Frankly, I’m almost as upset as Iron Lady 2.0, who starts the season finale off with a bang.

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Looking for some great shows to dig into? GBH Passport is where you should be looking, and we have some top November selections from Ron Bachman, Senior Director of Programming, and Devin Karambelas, Programming Manager.

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…

Oh, were you hoping to find out the outcome of the various traffic collisions last week? Joke's on YOU because instead, we open this episode with the extremely badass Rose, who’s beginning her day at Sheffield Prison. Unfortunately for her, things are NOT GOOD. She returns from a shower to find her roommate Mystery Gal unconscious in bed, with a needle stuck in her arm. Thankfully, quick thinking Rose sends the guard for a defibrillator, but the panicked guard doesn’t actually know how to use it, which feels like a massive oversight (almost as much of an oversight as the guards not carrying naloxone, the drug that reverses opioid overdoses and would actually be pretty useful in this situation). Rose begins CPR and we cut away to the opening credits, and I’m just gonna say it: this really feels like a murder, not an overdose.