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Downton Abbey was Dan Stevens' big break into showbiz for American audiences, but apparently there were some distressing elements to the hit show.

UK viewers love to rewatch Gavin and Stacey, but they also love several US shows, as well.

There's never been a better time (or as many ways) to return to the world of Downton Abbey.

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I say, The Crown Season 3 is finally hitting Netflix on November 17 after a two-year absence! So it seems like a spiffing time to talk about the many other royal TV shows worth streaming...

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Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes has a new Netflix show in the works and this is what it is about...

One of the biggest draws of Downton Abbey was always the epic romance between Lady Mary and Matthew Crawley... that is, until it wasn't. Here's what Dan Stevens has to say about his departure from the ITV series.

During last night's Emmys, host Jimmy Kimmel took jabs at all manner of celebrities, and some of his most absurd jokes were aimed at Downton Abbey's Maggie Smith. The actress had the perfect response to his award-nabbing ways.

In many fans estimates, the story ended too soon, but now Downton Abbey creator Julianne Fellowes has explained why he ultimately decided to end the series with Season 6.

New TV shows always need some kind of hook to convince viewers to take a chance and tune in. One upcoming series has a seriously cheesy name that could work as a perfect hook for its target audience.

The 2016 Emmy nominations were announced this morning, and crowd favorite Downton Abbey was among the nominees for Outstanding Drama. The question is, was the show really as good as the other nominees this season?

As we head into the summer TV season, there remains a thick sheen of disappointment from all of the lackluster season (and series) finales that are still fresh on our memories from the 2015-2016 season. Here are the biggest offenders.

Downton Abbey came to an end earlier this year, and the finale left a void in the hearts of many. Now, a new period drama is in the works that will feature a very familiar face to fans of Downton.

2016 has already been a pretty sad year for some TV viewers who had to say goodbye to the modern classic Downton Abbey. Thankfully, creator Julian Fellowes' new show now has a home here in the U.S.

Downton Abbey just finished out its run a short while ago. However, earlier in the show’s run, showrunner Julian Fellowes apparently had a lot of ideas that didn’t end up panning out the way he expected when he was first writing the series.

This renewal may not outwardly seem like a big deal, but with Downton Abbey ending, it certainly could help usher PBS into a new era. Here's what we know.

While more are certain to be announced as the months go by, here are 9 great shows that we already know are coming to an end in 2016, from comedies to dramas and everything in between. Join us in mourning their future departures.

The excitement surrounding the Season 6 premiere of Downton Abbey on PBS is tampered somewhat by the knowledge that the sixth is the final season. Although the show has finished its run across the pond in Britain, American viewers have yet to see how the series will be leaving off the characters that they’ve grown to know and love.

Ask any actress who’s appeared in a costume drama what the experience was like, and she’s likely to bemoan wearing that staple of yesteryear dressing, the corset. Well, Maggie Smith recently revealed that she came up with a pretty simple solution for the need to wear corsets under her Downton Abbey attire.