So I am a little behind the times with my Brit TV updates, sorry about that! But better late than never, eh? Season 2 of The Bletchley Circle started on PBS last Sunday and continues this weekend. The first episode was SO GOOD -- it has a very post-war Foyle's vibe to it that I just loved, and the cast and writing are just fantastic. Here's a preview:
You can read more about Season 2 and stream the first episode HERE. Enjoy!
I believe The Bletchley Circle will return to Masterpiece sometime this spring, though to my knowledge no date has been announced yet. Till then here's a glimpse of the new series!
The Bletchley Circle is slated to start on PBS 4/21/13, following Call the Midwife and Mr. Selfridge. I stumbled across this new-to-me trailer today (and can I just say, this is one of the worst trailers ever...TERRIBLE voiceover...but yay for new clips!):
I stumbled across some exciting news this morning via Facebook -- PBS is bringing The Bletchley Circle to the States, starting on April 21st. With the show's premiere, the PBS Sunday night line-up will consist of Call the Midwife's second season, the premiere run of Mr. Selfridge, and this -- talk about a packed evening. :)
Here's a bit about the show: THE BLETCHLEY CIRCLEfollows Susan, Millie, Lucy and Jean, ordinary women with extraordinary ability to break codes, a skill honed during World War II when they worked undercover at Bletchley Park, site of the United Kingdom’s main decryption establishment. Now, in 1952, the four have returned to civilian life, keeping their intelligence work secret from all, including family and friends. A series of ghastly murders targeting women, however, reunites the team as they set out to decode the pattern behind the crimes. Two-time BAFTA award-winner Anna Maxwell Martin (“South Riding,” “Bleak House”) stars as Susan, now a housewife with two children, who has collected data on a series of murders and tried, unsuccessfully, to convince the police that another is imminent. Rachael Stirling (“Women in Love,” “Boy Meets Girl”) is Millie, the feistiest of the bunch, conversant in 14 languages, worldly and street smart. RADA graduate Sophie Rundle plays Lucy, a young woman equipped with a photographic memory. Julie Graham (“Lapland,” “Doc Martin”), oldest of the four, is the former head of the Bletchley Park unit. And a trailer:
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