Miss Sophie - Same Procedure As Every Year

Season 1

In 1850s England, young Sophie faces an arranged marriage to save her family from ruin. The decision shapes her future and the friendships that will echo into her famous birthday dinner decades later.

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6 Episodes

Happy New Year, Miss Sophie!
E1
Happy New Year, Miss Sophie!Miss Sophie is in financial distress. Her solution: She has five men compete for her heart: Mr. Pommeroy, Sir Toby, Mr. Winterbottom, Admiral von Schneider and Count Szabos. The already tricky plan gets completely out of control when Miss Sophie's childhood sweetheart, the butler's son James, appears.
Game On
E2
Game OnJames, the Butler's son skips a duel to the death to support Miss Sophie in her "Bachelorette" campaign. When the five marriage candidates arrive, each shows his very special temperament. Tension mounts amid etiquette, vanity, and petty taunts. Miss Sophie and James grow closer again, but Sophie's plan remains on track.
All In
E3
All InMiss Sophie invites the gentlemen on a dream date to Ascot: horse races, strawberry punch, high stakes. At Ascot, Miss Sophie experiences another financial setback. James gets on the trail of a rotten game and ends up exposing one of the marriage candidates as a cheater.
Cheers, Admiral!
E4
Cheers, Admiral!Admiral von Schneider organizes a one-on-one date for Miss Sophie, which is anything but conventional. Between questionable "medicine" and disarming confessions, the gentlemen show their true colors. In the end, one of the marriage candidates draws conclusions and throws in the towel.
The Village of Truth
E5
The Village of TruthThen there were only two! For his dream date, one bachelor takes the group to France, to the “Village of Truth.” The village lives up to its promise—Miss Sophie and James confront their feelings, and one marriage candidate makes a surprising confession.
Same Procedure Every Year
E6
Same Procedure Every YearAfter the trip to France, the way seems clear for the remaining bachelor. But he also has a lot of skeletons in his closet, and in the end, it's not just about the beginning of a great love, but also about life and death.