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In 1832 Halifax, Anne Lister turns to Shibden Hall and discovers that her would-be companion, the aristocratic Vere Hobart, has accepted a marriage proposal from a man; Anne plans to transform the estate after learning that her land is rich in coal.
Lister begins a playful but dangerous courtship of Ann Walker; Lister's plan to excavate her coal mines brings her into the path of local magistrate Christopher Rawson and his brother Jeremiah; Lister's servant offers a solution to Eugénie's problem.
Lister confides her hopes for a future with Ann Walker to her aunt; the Rawson brothers step up their attempts to out-maneuver Lister in the coal business; Marian grows annoyed that her sister is treating Shibden like a hotel.
Dr. Belcombe confirms that Lister is the perfect tonic for Ann Walker's nervous disorder; as her rivalry with Christopher Rawson heats up, Lister steps up her plan to reopen her old coal mines; Eugénie's misfortune has implications for John Booth.
When the widowed Reverend Ainsworth arrives in Halifax and sets his sights on Ann Walker, Lister sets out to deal with the clergyman in her own inimitable manner; Lister's ambitious plans to transform her estate lead her into trouble.
With Ann Walker's mental state in a downward spiral, Lister is forced to contemplate traveling to Europe alone, despite her family's warnings that doing so will raise eyebrows; Lister reopens her coal mine negotiations with the Rawson brothers.
Lister invites Christopher Rawson to Shibden to rebuke him for publicly insulting Marian; Lister comes up with a bold strategy to mine her own coal; Ann Walker discovers that her brother-in-law plans to marry her off to his penniless cousin.
Lister finds acceptance and appreciation in Danish high society; when difficult news arrives from Shibden, Lister is faced with the decision to stay in Europe or go back home; Ann Walker makes a bold resolution about her future.
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20h agoOne of the best and most authentic series I've ever watched. Suranne Jones and Sophie Rundle are just phenomenal! This show deserves all the awards!
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May 08, 2022Excellent - but mystified by scrip writers using the term ‘between a rock and a hard place' in 19th Century Halifax when I believe the term originated in the USA early the following century.
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May 04, 2022Absolutely amazing show
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Apr 28, 2022Best show. Period. Better does simply not exist
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Apr 26, 2022Tired of these "historical" shows that are reinvented according to 21st Century mores and politics. I get the sense that we're nearing the end of this onslaught of half-baked shows - hope so, because they're ham-handed and tedious.
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Apr 21, 2022Smart, based on real events, awesome acting. What not to like!
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Jan 04, 2022(PT) Uma série envolvente em toda a sua história, independente do foco do episódio. A personagem literalmente consegue chegar ao telespectador e transforma-lo em um amigo íntimo, contando seus segredos. O contexto histórico só enriquece o roteiro e faz da trama muito mais interessante. Além disso, a produção supera as expectativas, com figurinos fiéis e cenários convincentes. Atuações impecáveis de todo o núcleo, com destaque para Suranne Jones, que mostra todas as emoções de Anne de forma espetacular. ------- (EN) An engaging series throughout its history, regardless of the episode's focus. The character literally manages to reach the viewer and turn him into a close friend, telling his secrets. The historical context only enriches the script and makes the plot much more interesting. In addition, the production exceeds expectations, with faithful costumes and convincing sets. Impeccable performances from across the core, with an emphasis on Suranne Jones, who showcases all of Anne's emotions in a spectacular way.
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Jul 10, 2021Simply amazing, can hardly wait for Season 2.
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May 17, 2021A wonderful, top quality period drama about a real British lesbian woman, and a great insight into life in the North, as most period dramas are South-centric. It is so valuable to know Anne Lister existed, and the other characters are fantastic too. I can't wait for series 2.
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Mar 28, 2021For the time period this was a very unrealistic scenario. Other than Anne Lister trying to seduce women, the storyline is very weak. This woke programming is getting very tedious. I've seen Suranne Jones in much better series. Sally Wainwright productions are going downhill.
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