Be drawn into the timeless Yorkshire Dales with the latest installment of the escapist period drama All Creatures Great and Small, based on James Herriot’s books. Season 6 is set in 1945 and, as the war in Europe winds down, the Skeldale House crew steps into an exciting chapter of life and work. There are new faces in town, new babes in arms, and new veterinary cases to confound. Through it all, the show continues to charm with its warm portrayals of meaningful connections between people—and the creatures who bring them together.

Airdate: All Creatures Great and Small Season 6 makes its heartfelt return on Sunday, January 11, 2026 at 9/8c, (directly after Miss Scarlet).

Introduce family and friends to All Creatures Great and Small from its celebrated beginning when you all watch on PBS Passport; Seasons 1 to 5 stream there now.

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Step into a world where money equals power, love comes at a cost, and wanting more can change everything. In this rich new take on John Galsworthy’s Forsyte Saga, Poldark creator Debbie Horsfield invites us inside a formidable Victorian-era stockbroking family, and the private desires hidden beneath their perfected image. The Forsytes follows four generations caught between duty and longing, as ambition and secret passions reshape their lives. It’s a story about what happens when people dare to choose happiness over what’s expected of them—and the risks that come with it. The Forsytes will return, with Season 2 already in the works.

Airdate: Be swept up in the passion and entanglements when The Forsytes arrives Sunday, March 22, 2026 at 9/8c.

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Shout Sacre bleu! as young sailor Edmond Dantès (Sam Clafin, Daisy Jones and the Six, The Hunger Games) is betrayed by those he trusts most—including one played by Jeremy Irons—is torn from his fiancé and thrown into a nightmarish prison. But fortune favors patient Dantès: he escapes, claims a hidden treasure, and transforms himself into the enigmatic Count of Monte Cristo to exact thrilling revenge. Can Dantès reclaim justice—or love? Tune in to The Count of Monte Cristo find out.

Airdate: The Count of Monte Cristo makes its sweeping broadcast debut on March 22, 2026 at 10/9c (after The Forsytes). Stream the show beginning March 22 whenever you wish when you watch with PBS Passport. Full episodes are also available to stream with PBS MASTERPIECE on Prime Video.

Clear your schedule for the eleventh and concluding season of the period crime show, Grantchester. A decade of mysteries (and three vicars) later, we return to find each beloved character at a defining crossroads. Rev. Alphy Kottaram makes more discoveries about his past and the life he might have lived. The Keating family’s rare stretch of peace is shaken by a tempting offer from Geordie’s boss. And Leonard undergoes a profound shift while caring for a neighbor’s son. Exactly how will we leave this found family?

Airdate: The airdate for Grantchester Season 11 has yet to be announced by MASTERPIECE. Meanwhile, revisit Grantchester Seasons 1 to 10 when you watch with PBS Passport and the PBS app. And subscribe to the free MASTERPIECE Email Newsletter to be the first to get Grantchester Season 11 news.

Reopen your investigation of The Gold when it returns for its final season. This acclaimed crime drama is inspired by the real story of one Britain’s largest robberies—when small-time criminals unexpectedly found themselves with three tons of gold bullion. Season 1 followed the astonishing 1983 Brink’s-Mat heist and how £26 million in gold was smelted and slipped back into circulation. Season 2 picks up as police realize they’ve only been chasing half of what was taken. The series is taut, smart, and surprisingly witty, led by Hugh Bonneville (Downton Abbey, Paddington) and Jack Lowden (Slow Horses).

Airdate: While we know The Gold Season 2 will air in 2026, no exact date has been made public. If you didn’t catch The Gold Season 1, watch it whenever you want with PBS Passport.

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