Victoria premieres on MASTERPIECE on Sunday, January 15 at 9pm. Whet your appetite with some of the queen’s legacies of food, fashion and photography.
READ MOREVictoria on MASTERPIECE: A Queen’s Series and Legacy

Victoria premieres on MASTERPIECE on Sunday, January 15 at 9pm. Whet your appetite with some of the queen’s legacies of food, fashion and photography.
READ MORESherlock’s “most evil villain” arrives on the scene in Season Four’s “The Lying Detective.” See who Sherlock (Benedict Cumberbatch) is up against this Sunday.
READ MORETwo works from Wilson’s 10-play cycle make a big comeback within days of each other in late December. Wilson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play Fences gets its Hollywood film treatment on Christmas day, with stars Denzel Washington and Viola Davis, and Jitney (1979), directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson, begins previews on Broadway on December 28.
READ MORERelive your favorite Downton moments before the 6-Season Downton Abbey Marathon starting Wednesday, December 28 at 8pm on THIRTEEN!
READ MORECan’t get enough Benedict Cumberbatch? Our favorite baritone with the funny name stars in three PBS shows this holiday season.
READ MOREMandy Gonzalez, who is currently playing Angelica Schuyler in Hamilton; Alexandria Wailes, an actor and associate choreographer in Deaf West’s Spring Awakening; and Emilio Sosa, a costume designer for theater and dance, discuss diversity and inclusion in theater and media.
READ MOREFrom a chapel at MIT to a terminal at JFK, the modernist architect stretched our imaginations about space and raised the bar for make-believe designs of the future — see anything you like, fans of Star Trek, Star Wars and Sci-Fi?
READ MORESuffering from Downton Abbey withdrawal? THIRTEEN is here to help! We’re celebrating the holiday season with a complete six-season series marathon of the popular Masterpiece program, broadcast over five days beginning December 28 at 8pm through Sunday, January 1 at …
READ MOREHere are a few of the THIRTEEN programs that have investigated social media use, fake news, freedom of speech and expression, and the rise in reported hate crimes since November. After broadcast, our news and public affairs programs are always available to view online.
READ MOREA look back at an incredible year of programming at THIRTEEN They’ve inspired laughs and tears. Satisfied curiosities. Kept you informed. And left you wanting more. We’ve been thrilled to deliver, in no small part thanks to the generosity of …
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