Set on a 19th-century Jamaican sugar plantation during the transition from slavery to freedom, the miniseries centers on an enslaved young woman, her mistress, and a new overseer.
The Long Song: Drama Depicts the End of Slavery in Jamaica

Set on a 19th-century Jamaican sugar plantation during the transition from slavery to freedom, the miniseries centers on an enslaved young woman, her mistress, and a new overseer.
Author James Herriot wrote the book series All Creatures Great and Small. Was he really a country veterinarian? Are the characters real?
An 84-year-old, Academy Award-winning actress and Alzheimer’s are at the center of this gripping Masterpiece mystery adaptation.
Alan Cumming hosts a 90-minute special celebrating creators and actors of Masterpiece.
A “superbly understated performance,” by Hugh Laurie and a reminder of “enduring truths,” are among critics’ praises of the new Masterpiece series.
A six-part comedy-drama about idle gossip gone awry in a picturesque British fishing village.
The show set in an Irish village has arrived in New York. Stream the award-winning drama with THIRTEEN Passport.
The Masterpiece dramas Beecham House and Grantchester air on THIRTEEN between June 14 and July 19.
An Englishman arrives in Delhi in 1795 with all the appearances of a rugged individualist, but the former soldier for the East India Company is determined to reunite his family, and even has an infant in tow.
The Masterpiece series introduces a love triangle and the arrival of American GIs to Northern Ireland.
Words of wisdom for G.I.’s in Northern Ireland, provided by the U.S. Government. “In America we ask, ‘Where do you come from?’ In Ulster they ask, ‘What church do you belong to?’ If the question is put to you, tell the truth and then change the subject.”
Let’s take a deep breath, everyone. The midwives are back on Sunday nights, starting March 29.
Your beach getaway comes early in 2020, with the January premiere of Sanditon on Masterpiece, adapted from Jane Austen’s unfinished novel.
THIRTEEN has scheduled a smashing lineup of British programs on Sundays in December.
The Moonstone is a rollicking who-dunnit, Victorian-style, and the trendsetter for the English detective novel.