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WETA UK Highlights “I Love WETA UK Weekend” Features Iconic Heroines

AAll Day February 11 & 12 on WETA UK s fans of WETA UK, you know how much there is to love about this channel, including the lavish dramas, the intriguing mysteries and the superb characters Join us on Saturday, February 11 and Sunday, February 12 for our annual “I Love WETA UK Weekend” as we celebrate your favorite small-screen heroines. Tune in for a great line-up of programs featuring iconic female characters such as Miss Scarlet, Miss Fisher, Miss Marple, Frankie Drake and Sister Boniface. And what would a weekend spotlighting female characters be without Jane Austen adaptations (Emma and Pride and Prejudice) or Masterpiece’s Downton Abbey? Tune in as the women we love on WETA UK take center stage. See page 16 for timings.

Location, Location, Location

WWeeknights at 7 p.m. starting Feb. 7, and Sundays at 10 p.m. as of Feb. 19 on WETA UK; stream with WETA Passport orldwide hit reality series Location, Location, Location features British property experts Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer helping struggling house-hunters find their dream home. The realty duo knows all the secrets of successful house-hunting: being clear about what you want, aiming high, and being prepared to compromise. From auction houses and estate agencies, to websites and word-of-mouth, they leave no stone unturned in their quest for the best on behalf of buyers in each show. First premiering in 2000, the series is one of the U.K.’s most enduring programs and won a BAFTA for Best Factual Program in 2005. Fifty episodes are available for binge-viewing with WETA Passport.

Death

in Paradise,

Series

9 Thursdays at 9 p.m. starting February 2 on WETA UK

WETA UK reprises a recent season of the popular mystery drama Death in Paradise in which Detective Inspector Jack Mooney (Ardal O’Hanlon) passes the baton. Mooney, after settling into life on the fictional Caribbean island of Saint Marie, is unsettled by a romantic encounter that prompts soul-searching and departure for him. With the team in need of a new DI, enter Neville Parker (Ralf Little, left), a brilliant investigator with an incomparable intellect. The only problem is that Neville is allergic to everything and reluctant to leave his comfort zone. This makes the Caribbean a nightmare for him, and making sense of Neville is a nightmare for his team as it probes baffling cases of murder.

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