Monday at 7:30pm My Family begins season 3 with the episode “Absent Vixen, Cheeky Monkey”. Janey's off to University and everyone in the family seems to have their own 
renovation plans for her bedroom. Nick gets a job in a supermarket and finds himself with hundreds of tuna cans which leads to Ben’s first criminal offense.
Tuesday at 8pm the original House of Cards: The Final Cut concludes. This dramatic and suspenseful political drama ends here and won’t disappoint! If you miss it Tuesday, you can watch this episode Wednesday at 6:30pm, Saturday at 10:30pm, Sunday at 2pm and 10pm.
Wednesday from 6am-8am watch four episodes of Antiques Roadshow BBC back-to-back. In order of air, Australia Special, Lanhydrock, East Kirby, and Jersey. You can watch full episodes of Antiques Roadshow BBC Mondays-Fridays from 6am-8am every week on WETA UK.
Thursday from 8am-12pm catch the best in British dramas. Starting off the line-up at 8am is All Creatures Great and Small "Call of the Wild”. Then at 9am, Born and Bred continues season 1.
At 10amMonarch of the Glen, and at 11amBallykissAngelbegins.
Friday at 10pm meet the Ladies of Letters for the very first episode of season 1. This series is a gentle comedy drama about two very different widows who forge a friendship through letters. In the first episode, Irene's daughter gets married and she receives a thank you note from Vera with whom she socialized at the occasion. Touched by the gesture, Irene responds to Vera's note, and so begins a correspondence in which the ladies discourse upon all manner of events in their lives.
Saturday at 8am enjoy the British series Robin Hood. This contemporary retelling of the popular legend has archery, swordplay, humor, energy, a smattering of brute force, and the raw determination to right wrongs. Following Robin Hoodat 9am is Primeval. In this series, prehistoric creatures live in the present day and the natural world is turned on its head posing a threat to humanity’s very existence.
Sunday at 9pmShakespeare Uncovered begins with Ethan Hawke researching the murderous play, MacBeth. This six part series combines history, biography, iconic performances, new analysis, and the personal passions of hosts Ethan Hawke, Jeremy Irons, Derek Jacobi, Trevor Nunn, Joely Richardson, and David Tennant. These actors, producers, and directors tell the stories behind the stories of Shakespeare’s greatest plays.
