Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×01 “Pandora’s Box” is fantastically shot, creatively written, and perfectly balanced.
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Miss Scarlet and the Duke Is Officially Coming Back for Season Two
It’s official! Miss Scarlet and the Duke has been renewed for a second season at PBS.
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Miss Scarlet and The Duke 1×06 “The Case of Henry Scarlet” Review
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 1×06 “The Case of Henry Scarlet” Spoilers Ahead It’s Sunday, folks! Unfortunately, it means we’ve been graced with the season finale of Miss Scarlet and The Duke. And although we may be sad that this is the end (for now), the finale was full of excitement and intrigue that only cemented our love for the series. Eliza and William pick off from last week as they continue to investigate who is responsible for the bills of exchange forgeries and Henry’s murder. Much was unpacked in this episode, so let us commence! As Miss Scarlet and
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Miss Scarlet and The Duke 1×05 “Cell 99” Review
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 1×05 succeeds in providing a diverting episode thanks to the focus between Eliza and William and its brevity.
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Miss Scarlet and The Duke 1×04 “Memento Mori” Review
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 1×04’s mystery offered a captivating case and managed to showcase that Eliza and William can get along, after all.
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Miss Scarlet and The Duke 1×03 “Deeds Not Words” Review
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 1×03 “Deeds Not Words” focuses on the gender norms of the times while showcasing how the series will improve.
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Miss Scarlet and The Duke 1×02 “The Woman in Red” Review
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 1×02 expanded on Eliza’s crime-solving abilities and provided an opportunity to display Eliza’s various relationships.
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Miss Scarlet and The Duke 1×01 “Inheritance” Review
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 1×01 “Inheritance” provides a solid introduction in the world of Scotland Yard detectives.
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‘Miss Scarlet and the Duke’ Is Your Next Mystery Period Drama Series
If you know me, you know I enjoy watching all sorts of TV and film, which means I also take pleasure in watching a well-produced period drama. Sadly, in the era of competing streaming services and television, they’re scarce, and if we are lucky to get one, we often have a long wait for a new season (not that I’m complaining–waiting for a new season of Peaky Blinders is always worth it). Last year, a light seemingly shone as we were blessed with Sanditon, but that crashed and burned faster than Mr. Tom Parker’s uninsured building. However, despite this heaping
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