Love for our four-legged companions might be the purest force uniting humanity right now. Let's return the favor and celebrate them with these heartwarming documentaries.

Fortunately, stellar dramas based on great fiction are a specialty of public television, and we have a terrific library for you.

The WGBH Drama Club loves thrillers, so we’re thrilled about the upcoming miniseries The Victim from the BBC. The 4-part series follows Anna Dean, played…

I’m a latecomer to PBS’ Call the Midwife, a show that follows the lives of nurse-midwives, some of whom are nuns, serving the poverty stricken residents of the East End of London following World War II. When WGBH’s Drama After Dark team decided we would cover Call the Midwife for our next season, we set out to complete a somewhat daunting but ultimately enjoyable task: to binge-watch eight seasons of the beloved show in about a month. Having never watched an episode before, I expected a mostly lighthearted, woman-centered charm-fest; in short, as Miranda Hart’s character Chummy would say, “a bally good time.” However — and I say this with all the love in the world for this show — I could not have been more wrong.

PBS’ Call The Midwife returns in just about a week, which means that unless you’re VERY dedicated and have the week off, you won’t have time to binge the…

As the world of real-time sports takes its social distancing hiatus, I find myself digging down various rabbit holes to quench my sports-loving thirst. Inside you will find a solid collection of storytelling in the sports genre.

MASTERPIECE released its version of the classic story in 2017. The three-part miniseries gives the story more room to breathe and gives us more time to get to know these lovely characters.

Sometimes the hardest part about loving a television show is coming to terms with the fact that the characters aren’t real; that you’ll never be able to…

While watching the Walter’s Choice limited series Resistance (now on Passport), WGBH Drama Club was absolutely enchanted by the brave lead character, Lili…

They tell me this is the final episode of the season. Am I ready to acknowledge that fact? Absolutely not! Charlotte takes to the beach to process Sidney’s declaration from last episode — and maybe in hopes of "gathering some shells"? No judgments here! She gets back home in time to see an awkward-looking Sidney and Tom, who is positively thrilled that everything is finally going so well with Sanditon. Undeterred, Charlotte stops by to visit Georgiana and tries to convince her to reconsider her whole "I'm the founding member and president of the I Hate Sidney Parker Club" thing. Charlotte's evidence: he’s nice, he bought out Otis’ debts, and he’s tender!