Julian Fellowes' brand of upstairs, downstairs intrigue makes a seamless transatlantic transition in The Gilded Age, with an outstanding cast making the travails of the rich a compelling watch. Read critic reviews
The Gilded Age (2022)
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Episodes
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1. Never the New
Air date: Jan 24, 2022
In 1882, Marian arrives at the home of her "old money" aunts Agnes and Ada, whose new neighbors vie to break into New York high society.
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2. Money Isn't Everything
Air date: Jan 31, 2022
Marian receives a visit from Tom Raikes, whose legal advice Peggy seeks; the Russells take center stage at a charity bazaar.
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3. Face the Music
Air date: Feb 7, 2022
An unfortunate development finds George's new rail station under threat; Marian continues to see Mr. Raikes despite Agnes' warnings.
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4. A Long Ladder
Air date: Feb 14, 2022
In the aftermath of a tragedy, George agrees to help Bertha; a visit has a lasting impact on the staff of Russell house.
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5. Charity Has Two Functions
Air date: Feb 22, 2022
Bertha, Marian, Aurora, and Peggy make an overnight trip to see Clara Barton speak; Gladys' desired beau is invited to dinner.
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6. Heads Have Rolled for Less
Air date: Feb 28, 2022
As George fights to protect his public image, Agnes' status quo is disrupted; Armstrong intensifies her campaign against Peggy.
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7. Irresistible Change
Air date: Mar 7, 2022
As Edison's illuminating electricity demonstration sparks conversation, George prepares for a legal battle, and Bannister plots revenge.
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8. Tucked up in Newport
Air date: Mar 14, 2022
Peggy reveals the truth about her past; George's day in court arrives; Marian considers her romantic future.
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9. Let the Tournament Begin
Air date: Mar 21, 2022
Marian's grand plan is threatened; Bertha and Mrs. Astor lock horns over Gladys' debut; Peggy is stunned.
The Gilded Age: Season 1 videos
The Gilded Age: Season 1 Featurette - Behind the Scenes
The Gilded Age: Season 1 Featurette - Meet The Russell Household
The Gilded Age: Season 1 Featurette - Meet The van Rhijn Household
The Gilded Age: Season 1 Trailer
The Gilded Age: Season 1 Teaser
The Gilded Age: Season 1 Episode 2 Clip - Mr. Russell Buys the Charity Bazaar
The Gilded Age: Season 1 Episode 3 Trailer
The Gilded Age: Season 1 Episode 4 Trailer
The Gilded Age: Season 1 Episode 5 Trailer
The Gilded Age: Season 1 Photos
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Critic Reviews for The Gilded Age: Season 1
Audience Reviews for The Gilded Age: Season 1
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Overrated and boring. This has none of the magic of Dowinton Abby.
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EXQUISITE AND OPULENT!!! A historical drama series created and written by Julian Fellowes (Downton Abbey) set in the United States during the Gilded Age, the boom years of the 1880s in New York City, and it follows a young woman entering the rigid social scene who is drawn into the daily conflicts surrounding the new money Russell family and the established van Rhijn-Brook family, who are neighbors across the street. Impeccable writing from Fellowes as usual, the performances were top-notch, including those of Carrie Coon, Morgan Spector and also Christine Baranski, who just sweeps through the witty remarks, and the costume and production design teams were just amazing, giving us incredibly stylish and sumptuous scenes. The series also shows conflicts faced by the Black upper class, and the domestic workers that tend to the different families and households. Even if it resembles the Downton Abbey dynamic, the differences between both cultures are quite evident and hilarious.
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Have had this series on my HBO Max watchlist for several months and finally got around to watching it. Very enjoyable and am now on my second rewatch. 😉
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I loved this show. The clothes, the houses, the writing, it was great. I hope there is a 2nd season.
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Such a good show with great characters. The plot was so good and it just kept on giving. Can not wait for season 2
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Series was almost discovered by accident. Initially, I didn't like the series, it seemed like a sort of "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch", but already halfway through the first episode, I found it a magnetic production. The series is very well done and not at all trivial, which unfortunately is common lately; it looks like a sort of Downton Abbey in New York sauce.
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Love the actors and costumes. Sets are beautiful!
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If you like period dramas, you will enjoy it. Interesting take on the historical elites on this side of the pond. Costumes look gorgeous, although some of it didn't look 100% accurate. Acting was very good. The only thing that irked me was the sets looked too much like obvious sets. The characters also didn't haul me in like they did in Downtown Abbey. For some reason, they were harder to create an emotional connection to. I'm still looking forward for season 2. It's a good show to watch to pass the time and enjoy the costumes.
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OMG. I thought I had a sure bet with a Julian Fellowes production but was I ever wrong. First, I was struck by the "wooden" performances. No one, literally no one, struck a positive acting note. EVERY single line was torturous- slow, drawn out and with NO emotion. Secondly, I was actually offended by the "woke" nature of the story. Obviously, the "writers" were putting forth their worldview, but it translated as boring and tiresome at best. So long, Julian. Won't fall for thinking you were a "cut above" ever again. Let's see if this review gets published.
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It passed the time only because Carrie Coon is particularly lacking in this role. I'm sure she's a good actor, but this role does not suite her, and she is a distraction for me. I wish they'd cast someone else, as I'd probably give this four stars. I do love a good period piece.
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