Shameless, Better Call Saul and House of a Cards and are looking for a new series.

The design team got the look of 1890s London beautifully.
Being an amateur student of Egyptology, I did catch a mistake, though. In the last season, an episode takes place backstage in a theater. Prominently displayed in the background of several scenes is a copy of the famous polychrome bust of Nefertiti.
This artifact wasn't to be discovered for another twenty or so years.

to film in. Dublin was the closest city that kept a Victorian era area.

I've always wanted to visit England. The family was there for a while when we emigrated from Hungary, but I have no memory of it. Of course, that was 1956 and I was only six at the time!

See if I recognize places from my one visit there. Probably a good segue when I finish up with Peaky Blinders.

It's kind of spooky, I did both of them in November. Sunset is around 4:30. The tours end around 9:30 in an area of London that has few people after dark.

The series really has little to do with Jack the Ripper. I guess other than it's supposed to be set in the area where he roamed etc. They do make references to him (past tense) and if I remember right the older head police officer had been obsessed with solving that case. But other than that, it's not about him. It would be too bad if the title put people off watching it.

I liked the series too. Some things in the later episodes get a little far fetched, but it is still worth watching and well done I think.

I'm into Season 4 and wondered if the writer changed to someone new. It's hard to comment without spoilers so I'll leave it at that my favorite stories are the earlier ones.