Sanditon 3×01 packs in nuanced dialogue and non-verbal cues to allow viewers to discern the mindsets of returning favorites and new visitors.
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Mostly Analytical, Quintessentially Overdramatic
Sanditon 3×01 packs in nuanced dialogue and non-verbal cues to allow viewers to discern the mindsets of returning favorites and new visitors.
Read moreThe tearoom scene in Sanditon 2×03 (written by Janice Okoh) reveals the depth of Georgiana and Arthur’s mutual regard.
Read moreSanditon Season 3 is a love letter to period drama fans in general and to fans who have stuck with this series from day one.
Read moreAs the Sanditon Season 2 finale, Sanditon 2×06 is deeply satisfying and yet utterly confounding.
Read moreSanditon 2×05 is the kind of television that makes your heart race and head spin not just while watching but for days afterwards
Read moreSanditon 2×04 plays with viewers’ heads, planting seeds of promise and of doubt about who’s who and what’s to come.
Read moreSanditon 2×03 showcases the strong ensemble cast pushing forward multiple storylines.
Read moreSanditon 2×02 moves slowly but surely towards forging new paths forward for the promising stories introduced in the season premiere.
Read moreAfter a spellbinding first season, a premature cancellation, a more than two-year hiatus, and a fan-fueled renewal, Sanditon 2×01 is here!
Read moreGeorgiana Lambe is a graceful young woman seeking to reconcile multiple identities and the sometimes conflicting expectations that come with each of them.
Read moreWhere previous teasers left fans hungry for new details, Britbox served up a more substantial appetizer with its Sanditon Season 2 trailer.
Read moreWith just 100 days until Sanditon Season 2 premiers on Masterpiece PBS, now is the perfect time to discover or rediscover the first season.
Read moreMasterpiece PBS has released Sanditon season 2 sneak peek photos and announced the new season’s premiere day.
Read moreBelieve us when we say we’ve been around these neck of the woods for a long time now, actively paying close attention to all types of fandoms and how the world of social media operates around media. Marvelous Geeks is going on a decade in the world of TV and film reviews thus, it’s safe to say we’ve seen a lot. We’ve seen cancellations and renewals. We’ve seen campaigns run
Read moreYou’ve seen it everywhere at this point. TV Line has even compiled a list of cancelled TV shows fans want brought back and it was #1. So what is this Sanditon show social media has been fighting for and buzzing about since October? It’s Emmy award winner Andrew Davies’ (BBC Pride and Prejudice, Northanger Abbey) adaptation of Jane Austen’s unfinished novel of the same title that brings gorgeous complexity to
Read moreSanditon 1×08 sees the end of the show as we know it, with a heartbreaking conclusion to Sidney and Charlotte’s story.
Read moreSpoilers Ahead Welcome to Sanditon weekly, darlings — this one is going to be a bumpy ride so buckle up and maybe bring back the spiked tea. There’s a great deal to unpack with this episode, for it deals with perhaps some of the most human struggles to date. What does it mean to see ourselves through another’s perspective? Are we defined by the decisions we’ve made in the past
Read moreSpoilers Ahead Welcome to Sanditon weekly, darling readers — the tropey-est, most exhilarating episode yet, we’re two away from the season finale and things are getting deliciously captivating. It picks up right where we left off last week with Charlotte on her way to London in hopes of finding Georgiana, except what she finds instead is Sidney on the same mission. And who doesn’t love an unplanned trope filled mission?
Read moreSpoilers Ahead Welcome to Sanditon weekly, darling readers – what flavor of tea are we drinking today? (I’ve got the perfect lavender/blueberry mix.) The series’ untitled fourth episode is a dim ride with little progression, but perhaps, one of the most important arcs throughout the season. It’s an episode that focuses heavily on some chief flaws we all have as human beings – the choice to form judgements based on
Read moreSpoilers Ahead Sanditon’s second episode gives viewers plenty to sit with, good and bad — a jam packed hour full of some riveting moments that touch on the theme of class and judgement bitterly. It’s an episode full of some of the most cringeworthy statements along with some of the most relatable ones, but most exquisitely, it’s a testament to friendship, and Austen’s way of writing steadfast female friendships. If
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