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PBS has an exciting lineup for 2023, filled with fantastic period dramas, mysteries, romances, and much more.<\/p>\n
Winter\/Spring 2023 Highlights
\nThe new season kicks off with several beloved returning series and thrilling new dramas. Look forward to season 3 of “Miss Scarlet and the Duke” and “All Creatures Great and Small,” along with “Call the Midwife.” This year will also feature the final seasons of “Sanditon” and “Endeavour,” making for some bittersweet goodbyes.<\/p>\n
In a PBS press release, Maria Bruno Ruiz, Vice President of Program Scheduling, expressed excitement about their extensive lineup. She highlighted new premieres like “Tom Jones on Masterpiece” and “Marie Antoinette,” which promise to captivate audiences with fresh storytelling and exceptional talent.<\/p>\n
Summer 2023 Highlights
\nDuring the summer months, viewers can expect the debut of new series such as “Ridley,” the concluding season of “Endeavour on Masterpiece,” “Grantchester” season 8, and the new mystery series “D.I. Ray.” In addition, PBS Passport will offer extra content.<\/p>\n
Fall 2023 Highlights
\nThe fall season is packed with premieres. September and October will see the return of six drama series, including the eagerly awaited “World on Fire Season 2 on Masterpiece.” Other returning series include “Unforgotten,” “Van der Valk,” and “Annika.” “Hotel Portofino” will offer more glamour and romance, while “Little Bird,” debuting during Native American Heritage Month, tells the powerful story of an Indigenous woman\u2019s journey to find her birth family.<\/p>\n
Must-Watch Dramas
\n1. “Miss Scarlet and the Duke Season 3”: Eliza Scarlet tackles new mysteries while juggling her complex relationship with Inspector William Wellington.
\n2. “All Creatures Great and Small Season 3”: Follow James Herriot and his companions as they navigate life and work in rural Yorkshire.
\n3. “Vienna Blood Season 3”: Max Liebermann and Oskar Rheinhardt return with fresh cases set against the unique backdrop of 1900s Vienna.
\n4. “Call the Midwife Season 12”: The beloved series continues with new stories set in 1968.
\n5. “Sanditon Season 3”: The final season promises to wrap up Charlotte and Georgiana\u2019s stories with plenty of drama and romance.
\n6. “Marie Antoinette”: This series delves into the life of the young queen, offering beautifully crafted episodes focusing on her struggles and triumphs.<\/p>\n
New Shows on the Horizon
\n– “Tom Jones on Masterpiece”: An engaging adaptation of the classic novel.
\n– “The Bank Hacker”: A gripping heist story featuring a professional con man and a skilled hacker.
\n– “Love and Sacrifice Season 2”: Set against picturesque Italian landscapes, this series explores love and rebellion.<\/p>\n
PBS Streaming Options
\nAll new and returning dramas will be available to stream on PBS.org and the PBS app. Subscribers can also access shows via PBS Passport.<\/p>\n
What to Look Forward To
\nPBS continues to be a hub for high-quality storytelling with intriguing plots, well-developed characters, and a blend of mystery, romance, and drama. As an enthusiastic viewer, there’s much to look forward to, from unresolved romantic arcs to historical intrigues and new series that are sure to become favorites.<\/p>\n
Whether it’s Charlotte’s fate in “Sanditon,” the unfolding drama in “All Creatures Great and Small,” or the mystery and romance in “Miss Scarlet and the Duke,” PBS’s 2023 lineup promises to keep viewers glued to their screens.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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