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June brings powerful mysteries, emotional finales and gripping true stories – all on PBS Passport. Learn more and become a member at pbswisconsin.org/passport, then stream these unforgettable dramas on your schedule.

Patience

Binge season 2 beginning May 31

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Grantchester on Masterpiece

Binge the final season beginning June 14

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The Mountain Detective

Binge season 4 beginning June 19

Former policeman Alex Hugo leaves Marseilles in search of a new life, but ends up confronting violence in the mountains of the Hautes-Alpes. In French with English subtitles.

Paradise

Binge season 11 beginning June 26

Paradise is a profound drama portraying tight-knit relationships between workers at a store amidst the societal expectations of the 1950s. In Italian with English subtitles.

I Fought the Law

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Sheridan Smith stars in this haunting drama based on a true story. In 1980s Billingham, a mother must fight tirelessly for justice following her daughter’s murder and subsequent police failings.

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  • Hupy, Thomas

    Looks fantastic!

  • Pat Oitzinger

    Hi, my name is Pat.
    I have been watching PBS for the last 30yrs. As our choices for good TV content gets worse, I am so very grateful for your station. I don’t think there is any other quality programming for all ages anywhere. Now it’s more important than ever to keep your channels going, with the help from your viewers. Even if you feel that you can’t donate because of the rise in costs. Just $10.00 a month, that’s skipping 2 pints of ice-cream a month. That’s not much when you think about it. Just think about it, we could loose some of our favorite informative programming. All of us could give something. Thank you, with extreme gratitude.

    • Alyssa Beno

      Thank you, Pat, for your contributions, kind words and support. We are grateful!

  • Meg Nielsen

    We watched I Fought the Law somewhat reluctantly at first as scenes in the first couple of episodes were raw and unnerving. But we continued because we wanted to believe that the mother of the slain woman would prevail and justice would be done. It was a powerful series with hopeful overtones for our troubled times.

    • Alyssa Beno

      Thanks for sharing, Meg! I’ve been interested in watching that series. You’ve convinced me to add it to my list! The tackling of injustices element in the series description reminds me of Mr. Bates vs. the Post Office on Masterpiece, which I thoroughly enjoyed. Thanks for watching!