Vera: I'd watch "Marble Hall Murders" just for the setting, seems like it's shot somewhere with some serious Gothic charm
Ghost Signal: marble hall doesn't exactly scream high production values
Maya Kaur: PBS stuff always feels like they're trying to make art out of a pamphlet
Noraholtxo: interesting they're not highlighting the actual PBS content more
Iron Vesper: Sterling Point is great but can someone explain the logic behind pairing it with PBS shows?
Jonasreyes: love that PBS is getting more visibility, reminds me when I used to sneak in reruns of old detective shows after work
Sofia Sato: finally some drama on PBS doesn't get much more English than that
Lucas Larsen: Sterling Point is all i've been watching, actually glad they're bringing PBS shows over
Ember Shard: finally some decent stuff on there besides the usual YA drama overload
Diegonilsson: i'm loving the pbs programming on prime, but what's up with these one-sentence titles? can't they come up with something more descriptive than "aR Ho"?
Zoe: PBS bringing the weird to Prime, love it. Marble Hall Murders sounds like some British drama nonsense but I'll give it a go
Obsidian Reaper: I've been waiting for Marble Hall Murders to come out, the books were decent but my sister's a huge fan. She said they messed up the adaptation on one major plot
Iris: loved the tone in that first season, curious how they handle the characters now
Bruno Brar: what's with the lackluster marketing for pbs shows anyway?
Lena: not exactly sure what the fuss is about PBS programming being new to Prime Video, like it's some huge exclusive discovery or something - PBS has been on Amazon since 2013