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Former SIC vice-convener, whaler and crofter passes away at 92

Sally Wainwright insists that all hopes for a season 3 are not lost, though, as the BBC looks for another partner

Suranne Jones has led the farewells to "Gentleman Jack" after HBO canceled the period show after two seasons.

Recapping the Season 2 finale, as Anne and Ann surmount the last obstacles in their path to the life they intend to build together.

This post contains spoilers for season 2 of "Gentleman Jack." "We are the only people in the whole world who want us to be together," Anne Lister (Suranne Jones) tells her wife, their hands clasped together. Ironically, there's a pretty sizeable viewership that would disagree (all we want is for them to find happiness together)

"Gentleman Jack" creator and showrunner Sally Wainwright has shared with Newsweek her hopes for Season 3.

Ann Walker isn't just teaching schoolchildren this week, she also has an important lesson for TV viewers: you need not share a screen with someone to go head-to-head in an all-out war. Captain Sutherland and Ann Walker have been viciously engaged in battle via parchment for nearly the entire season, ever since she declared her

Nearing the end of season two, Anne and Ann are back in sync and charging ahead with their plans for Ann's estate and Anne's new ventures.

Initially, the second season of "Gentleman Jack" felt so much lighter than the first. There were moments in the debut season when Ann Walker's (Sophie Rundle) mental health and interfering family members felt like insurmountable issues that even Anne Lister (Suranne Jones) couldn't overcome. But against all odds, the two women pushed through together and

Nearing the end of Season 2, Anne and Ann navigate the waves caused by ridicule and attempts to undermine their life together.