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  1. here we go again!
    PBS to Air Doc About Newt Gingrich-Approved ImmigrantsThe cozying up to the incoming administration has begun.
    By Anne Victoria Clark
  2. overnights
    All Creatures Great and Small Recap: To the Remarkable Mrs. Hall and JesusIt’s a stressful time for James — he’s training for war, his wife is about to have a baby, it’s Christmas, and a cat is missing!
    By Alice Burton
  3. overnights
    All Creatures Great and Small Season-Finale Recap: Who Moves to the Lakes?Helen, please stop working and relax! You almost got kicked by a sick cow!
    By Alice Burton
  4. overnights
    All Creatures Great and Small Recap: Knowledge, Fleas, and FamilyThe run of happy, cozy episodes has come to an end.
    By Alice Burton
  5. overnights
    All Creatures Great and Small Recap: Siegfried Stands CorrectedWe have to talk about Cedric the Farting Dog.
    By Alice Burton
  6. overnights
    All Creatures Great and Small Recap: Blossom Rides AgainThe number of times this show has made me weep over cows.
    By Alice Burton
  7. overnights
    All Creatures Great and Small Season-Premiere Recap: So Bloody What?All Creatures is getting risqué in season four. How do we feel about that?
    By Alice Burton
  8. overnights
    All Creatures Great and Small Recap: Choices Are MadeThis Christmas episode is about Siegfried convincing himself it’s okay to injure a horse and Mrs. Hall deciding she’s into Gerald. Why?
    By Alice Burton
  9. overnights
    All Creatures Great and Small Season-Finale Recap: A Declaration of WarThe looming specter of war finally stops looming and just full-on arrives at England’s doorstep.
    By Alice Burton
  10. overnights
    All Creatures Great and Small Recap: Take the Biscuits, EdwardMrs. Hall and Tristan deserve better than this, but at least no cows died in this episode … that we know of.
    By Alice Burton
  11. overnights
    All Creatures Great and Small Recap: Follow That Cow!Who would’ve thought the Ministry of Agriculture could be so terrifying?
    By Alice Burton
  12. overnights
    All Creatures Great and Small Recap: Siegfried Goes Full Horse GirlOur normally calm and gentle show has a whole bunch of war flashbacks and horse murder this week.
    By Alice Burton
  13. overnights
    All Creatures Great and Small Recap: Cows in PerilThis week is all about adjustment — and also saving baby cows.
    By Alice Burton
  14. overnights
    All Creatures Great and Small Season-Premiere Recap: Cozy Escapist Show ReturnsWhat could possible stand between James and his wedding? What about 77 cows that may or may not have tuberculosis?
    By Alice Burton
  15. coachella
    Watch Coachella 2008 Through the Eyes of Huell HowserFor fans of PBS and indie sleaze. There’s got to be more than one of you out there.
    By Bethy Squires
  16. overnights
    Sanditon Recap: An Officer and a GovernessIsn’t it great when a bunch of disparate story lines are brought together for one large, fancy occasion like the mess dinner?
    By Alice Burton
  17. overnights
    Sanditon Season-Premiere Recap: Jane Eyre Comes to SanditonSanditon is back! But what happens after the Jane Austen plot runs out? Well, clearly, we move onto Charlotte Brontë.
    By Alice Burton
  18. finales
    Hey! Arthur’s Final Episode Airs Tonight on PBSThis headline won’t stop the show from ending because I can’t read.
    By Alejandra Gularte
  19. overnights
    All Creatures Great and Small Recap: The Daffodil BallA magnificent cow and a cantankerous pig!
    By Alice Burton
  20. ozdust ballroom
    Ranking PBS’s Wicked in Concert Moments by Sheer BafflementThis one’s not for entry-level Ozians.
    By Rebecca Alter
  21. cancellations
    In Not-So-Wonderful News, Arthur to End in 2022After 25 years on air.
    By Charu Sinha
  22. the most swankified network in town
    Look to the PBS-tern Sky for a ‘Wicked’ Celebrity ConcertComing AaaAAaahhhh-gust 29.
    By Jackson McHenry
  23. renewals
    Sanditon Renewed for Two More Seasons, Proving That Love Can Win After AllAlas, Theo James won’t be there.
    By Devon Ivie
  24. movie review
    Sesame Street Doc Street Gang Is About When TV Needed To Be Saved From ItselfThe documentary, which celebrates the formative years of the iconic kids’ show, is also a testament to the singular forces that allowed it to happen.
    By Alison Willmore
  25. tv review
    Romeo and Juliet, Horny on MainThe TV film starring Josh O’Connor and Jessie Buckley is the lust-dazed, modern-dress version of the Shakespeare tragedy you didn’t know you needed.
    By Helen Shaw
  26. the streaming wars
    Downton Abbey Returns to Its Original PBS EstateStreaming alert!
    By Devon Ivie
  27. 🐶
    Wishbone Is Getting a Movie Adaptation Because He’s a Good Boy, Yes He IsWhat’s the movie, Wishbone?
    By Megh Wright
  28. zoom culture
    Even Sesame Street Is Practicing Social Distancing With Elmo’s PlaydateAlong with Anne Hathaway and Tracee Ellis Ross!
    By Charu Sinha
  29. the show must go on
    Missing Broadway? PBS Would Like to Remind You They’ve Got the GoodsTheaters may be dark, but you can stream PBS’s performing arts library from the comfort of your own anywhere.
    By Halle Kiefer
  30. vulture sports
    Ken Burns Revives Sports, Lets You Stream His Epic Baseball Documentary for FreePeanuts and Cracker Jacks not included.
    By Devon Ivie
  31. obits
    Jim Lehrer, Legendary PBS NewsHour Anchor, Is Dead at 85The famed journalist is survived by his wife and daughters.
    By Zoe Haylock
  32. keep calm
    Polish Your Silverware: Downton Abbey Is Getting a Sequel MovieCarson is screaming.
    By Charu Sinha
  33. tv review
    Sanditon Delivers Everything You Expect of an Austen Adaptation—Until it Doesn’tPBS Masterpiece’s miniseries version of Austen’s unfinished novel is exquisite, thoughtfully adapted, and, in its final moments, extremely perplexing.
    By Kathryn VanArendonk
  34. sexual misconduct
    Tavis Smiley Accused of Sexual Harassment in New PBS Investigative ReportThe report claims Smiley spent decades engaged in sexual relationships with guests and subordinates.
    By Zoe Haylock
  35. last night on late night
    The Democratic Debates Take a Maury-esque Turn on SNLWhat if I told you …
    By Charu Sinha
  36. documentaries
    In College Behind Bars, Prisoners Find a Way Forward in the ClassroomA new PBS documentary follows the students of the Bard Prison Initiative, a degree-granting program in six New York prisons.
    By Ted Alcorn
  37. the streaming wars
    Sesame Street Is Jumping to HBO MaxAlong with the full Sesame catalogue, the deal includes a late-night parody show hosted by Elmo.
    By Josef Adalian
  38. peter coyote
    The Golden Voice Behind All Those Ken Burns DocumentariesIf you’ve ever been entranced by the narration of a Ken Burns doc, you have Peter Coyote to thank.
    By Tim Greiving
  39. tv review
    Ken Burns’s Country Music Is Powerful, Beautiful, and Somehow Still IncompleteThe 16-hour, eight-part series doesn’t have as firm a handle on the big-picture stuff as it wants you to think.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  40. icons
    Rita Moreno’s List of Accolades to Now Include ‘PBS Documentary Subject’About damn time!
    By Devon Ivie
  41. anniversaries
    Sesame Street Celebrating 50th Anniversary With Greatest Hits Box SetSesame Street: 50 Years and Counting will include highlights from all five decades of the show’s run.
    By Josef Adalian
  42. vulture recommends
    Get to Know Tales of the City’s First ChapterShould you watch the original 1993 miniseries before or after Netflix’s new sequel series? Whatever you decide, you’ll know if it’s right for you.
    By Ross Ruediger
  43. congrats
    Mr. Ratburn Is Out, Proud, and Married in Arthur’s Season PremiereWhat a wonderful kind of day.
    By Halle Kiefer
  44. roll clip!
    Cynthia Erivo Sings ‘Can’t Help Falling in Love’ and You Can’tErivo’s Live From Lincoln Center concert airs May 10.
    By Jackson McHenry
  45. trailer mix
    Les Mis Trailer: Do You Hear the People Sing for Another Olivia Colman Drama?Singing the songs of happy fangirls?
    By Devon Ivie
  46. chat room
    Little Women’s Maya Hawke on Her Famous Parents and Playing Jo March Her Own WayThe Stranger Things star (and daughter of Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke) got some pointers from a costar and fellow Jo—Winona Ryder.
    By Esther Zuckerman
  47. tv review
    Mister Rogers: It’s You I Like Is a Joyous Celebration of a TV LegendLike Fred Rogers himself, this PBS special speaks to the deepest part of us.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  48. Tavis Smiley Suing PBS After Being Fired for Sexual MisconductSmiley’s suit alleges that PBS ended his talk show over “trumped-up” sexual misconduct accusations.
    By Tolly Wright
  49. #metoo
    PBS to Air New Mini-series Called #MeToo, Now What?It will be hosted by author and humanitarian Zainab Salbi.
    By Jordan Crucchiola
  50. theater
    Tavis Smiley’s MLK Stage Adaptation Suspended Amid Sexual-Harassment AccusationsProduction company Mills Entertainment has suspended the show’s planned 40-city tour.
    By Hunter Harris
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