u/calcato

I'm not at all familiar with the East Coast, and only marginally familiar with New England (NH, VT, & ME specifically). What would you say is the West Coast version of Provincetown? I usually fly into Manchester, NH when I visit New England , but I am wondering if it's worthwhile to maybe fly into Boston one time and check out Cape Cod/Provincetown? When is the best time of year to go when it's more "quiet coastal town" and less touristy?

I'm looking for new things to watch and debating whether to scrap some subscriptions for the summer to save $. If youre a fan of this show, and similar shows (historical fiction & then like) then I trust your taste in TV. What else do you watch in between Gilded Age seasons?

> Edit to add all your suggestions:

> Doctor Thorne, North & South, Carnivale, Lark Rise to Candleford, Cranford, The Halcyon, The Paradise, Victoria, The Way We Live Now, Welcome to Derry, Veep, The West Wing, Gentleman Jack, Why Women Kill, North and South, The Comeback, Hacks, Death by Lightning, Pluribus, The Pitt, Poldark, The Law According to Lidia Poet, No Offense, Call the Midwife, The Crown, The Knick, His Dark Materials, Young Sherlock, The Empress, Outlander, Downton Abbey

I could read a transcript of your 3 minute video in the time it takes your stupid video to even load and start playing. JUST GIVE ME TEXT!! PLEASE!!