Richard Armitage stars in the second part of the lavish adaptation of Elizabeth Gaskell's classic novel. Tensions rise as the workers strike. Margaret tells Bessy a secret.
G
Contains Violence
All episodes for series 1 of North and South
Lark Rise to Candleford
Description: Adaptation of Flora Thompson's memoir of her Oxfordshire childhood.; Category: Period Drama; 40 episodes available.
Cranford
Description: Funny and touching drama about the lives of the people of Cranford.; Category: Period Drama; 5 episodes available.
Pride and Prejudice
Description: A dramatisation of Jane Austen's classic story of social mores.; Category: Period Drama; 6 episodes available.
Cranford: Return To Cranford
Description: Funny and touching drama about the lives of the people of Cranford.; Category: Period Drama; 2 episodes available.
The Great Train Robbery
Description: Drama series based on the most infamous heist in British history.; Category: Period Drama; 4 episodes available.
Tenko
Description: The lives of British women in a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp; Category: Period Drama; 29 episodes available.
Call the Midwife
Description: Drama set in London's East End during the 1950s, based on the memoirs of Jennifer Worth.; Category: Medical Drama; 20 episodes available.
The Count of Monte Cristo
Description: Adaptation of Alexandre Dumas' classic novel, starring Sam Claflin.; Category: Period Drama; 8 episodes available.
Ladies in Black
Description: Women working at a Sydney department store navigate friendship, love and ambition.; Category: Period Drama; 6 episodes available.
Outrageous
Description: Six aristocratic sisters come of age during the turbulent 1930s.; Category: Period Drama; 6 episodes available.
Harlots
Description: Period drama about a woman struggling to reconcile her roles as mother and brothel owner.; Category: Period Drama; 24 episodes available.
The Miniaturist
Description: A woman in 17th century Amsterdam asks a mysterious miniaturist to embellish a dollhouse.; Category: Period Drama; 3 episodes available.
