Telly Visions

Ani Bundel has been blogging professionally since 2010. This is her second major independent site launch. A DC native and Keyboard Khaleesi, she spends all her non-writing time photographing her cats. Regular bylines also found on MSNOW.

Lacy's love of British TV primarily centers around evangelizing all things Doctor Who and watching as many period dramas as possible. York apologist, Ninth Doctor enthusiast; say hi on Threads or Blue Sky at @LacyMB.

Carmen Croghan often looks at the state of her British addiction and wonders how it got so out of hand. A part-time reference library staffer, she spends an inordinate amount of time watching just about any British series she can track down.

Writer Janet Mullany is from England, drinks a lot of tea, and likes Jane Austen, reading, and gasping in shock at costumes in historical TV dramas. Her household near Washington DC includes two badly-behaved cats about whom she frequently boasts.

Rory Doherty is a writer of criticism, films, and plays based in Edinburgh, Scotland. He's often found watching something he knows he'll dislike, but will agree to watch all of it anyway.

A writer since her childhood introduction to Shel Silverstein, Marni adores film, cats, Brits, and the Oxford comma. She studied screenwriting at UARTS and has written movie, TV, and pop culture reviews. Find her on Instagram: @cerise.marni

Megan Vick has been writing about pop culture online professionally since she was 18, but she's not going to tell you how long ago that was. Her byline has appeared in TV Guide, The Hollywood Reporter, Variety, and more.

Emma O’Neill-Dietel is a writer, educator, and history nerd from Philadelphia, PA. She eats, sleeps, and breathes Doctor Who but has been known to enjoy other British TV and movies too.

Sophie has been steeped in British TV since her parents let her watch the Jeremy Brett adaptation of Sherlock Holmes. She loves mysteries, espionage thrillers, documentaries, and costume dramas. You can find her on all the platforms as @sophiebiblio.

When Amy was little, her parents limited her TV time. You can see how that worked out. Her work has appeared in Paste Magazine, Emmy Magazine, and the LA Times. She also is the Treasurer of the Television Critics Association. Follow her at @AmyTVGal.