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Julia Blythe in 'Roadkill.' Photo: The Forge/Nick Wall
No one is reliably loyal as political careers hit rough patches. Julia considers jumping ship from Dawn, while Peter faces a grilling from his family and others close to him. Investigations into his court case continue, unbeknownst to him. 
Peter in 'The Trouble with Maggie Cole.' Photo: Joss Barratt for Genial Productions Limited/ITV Studios Limited
Peter ends up in an awkward situation when Maggie decides to spend the night at the pub to have time to process the revelation of a secret about Jamie, and to apologize to Brian for spreading rumors. Alex becomes frantic in his search for his money.
Chicago at the Crossroad
The documentary Chicago at the Crossroad shows how the failure of public housing has contributed to gun violence in the city today. "Your housing will dictate every other aspect of your life, from school to food to violence exposure to your percentage of the possibility of actually committing a crime,” says the producer.
Roasted Acorn Squash with Browned Butter-Orange Vinaigrette from 'Milk Street.' Photo: Connie Miller of CB Creatives
As Thanksgiving approaches and you enjoy fall colors, flavors, and weather, turn your attention to this roasted acorn squash recipe from Milk Street, where squash is balanced by a rich, bright vinaigrette.
Anna and Robert in 'COBRA.'
In the final episode of COBRA, the crisis nears an inflection point—as do the careers and political survival of Robert and Anna. 
Hugh Laurie as Peter Laurence in 'Roadkill.' Photo: The Forge
As Peter goes against the party line, he accrues enemies. Charmian seeks evidence to take revenge on Peter, his familial life grows more complicated, and accidents throw everything up in the air. 
Roxie and Alex in 'The Trouble with Maggie Cole.' Photo: Joss Barratt for Genial Productions Limited/ITV Studios Limited
Roxie decides to speak with Maggie after Maggie has an awkward encounter with Emil. Alex's desperation deepens and he has a revelation, while something from Peter and Jamie's past blindsides Maggie.
Anna Marshall and Robert Sutherland in 'COBRA.' Photo: Sky UK Limited
As Robert prepares to negotiate with groups blockading London, fallout from an investigation around his daughter begins to reach him. As the crisis descends further into chaos, Anna's relationship with Edin leads to dangerous places.
Hugh Laurie as Peter Laurence in 'Roadkill.' Photo: The Forge/Robert Viglasky
While the popular government minister Peter Laurence has just won a libel case, seemingly guaranteeing a bright future in Britain's Conservative Party, there are plenty of other secrets and people that could undermine him.
Kelly and Neil in 'The Trouble with Maggie Cole.' Photo: Joss Barratt for Genial Productions Ltd./ITV Studios Ltd.
Kelly and Neil work to resolve the issues in their marriage caused by their sudden windfall while Maggie tries to make amends with Kelly. Peter and Jamie worry about a secret from the past, and Alex gets into deep trouble. 
Geoffrey Baer in 'Chicago from the Air.' Photo: WTTW/Ken Carl
A new special from Geoffrey Baer offering a unique vantage point on Chicago and an examination of gun violence in the city, plus new dramas from Masterpiece, which turns 50 this year.
Archie in 'COBRA.' Photo: Sky UK Limited
Archie gets closer to making a play to replace Robert as Prime Minister as Robert's daughter comes under increasing scrutiny and the truckers' union becomes more antagonistic towards the government. 
Mary in 'Flesh and Blood.' Photo: Masterpiece
As Vivien's 70th birthday approaches, her children's lives all come to crisis points. Mary is excited for Vivien's party, but she's the only one, given the huge rift that has opened between Mark and Vivien's children. 
Jamie and Becka in 'The Trouble with Maggie Cole.' Photo: Joss Barratt for Genial Productions Ltd./ITV Studios Ltd.
Maggie's disastrous radio interview has gone viral. She tries to mend her relationships, starting first with her neighbor Carol, whose life is a lot more complicated than Maggie realizes. 
State Representative candidate Julie Cho votes on election day. Photo: Hillary Bachelder
The documentary Represent follows three women candidates in the Midwest as they run for local office, including a Korean American Republican running on Chicago's North Shore. "A woman called me a white nationalist," she says. "And I thought, 'Me?' "