Sense and Sensibility

Overview

In 18th century England, two sisters navigate the rigid confines of their society in search of joy. Elinor embodies sense with her composed demeanor and strict adherence to social expectations. In contrast, Marianne is the epitome of sensibility, characterized by her passionate, impulsive nature and candidness. Together, they face the challenges of their world, balancing their contrasting approaches to life and love.

Episodes

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  Winter

  Title: Winter Plot: As the harsh winter descends upon Yellowstone, the region's wildlife faces the ultimate test of endurance. For six grueling mon...

  Mar 15, 2009
• 1

  Part 1: Farewell to Norland

  Fanny Dashwood and her two daughters, Elinor and Marianne, are confronted with the possibility of her stepson and his wife taking up residence in thei...

  Jan 09, 1971
• 2
  

  Summer

  As the snow begins to thaw, the vastness of Yellowstone comes into view, yet summer in this region proves to be unpredictable.

  Mar 22, 2009
• 2

  Part 2: A Parting and a Journey

  Colonel Brandon had planned a picnic for everyone at Barton, but he had to cancel at the last minute due to a sudden trip to London. Undaunted, Willou...

  Jan 16, 1971
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  Autumn

  As winter approaches, elk descend from the mountains while beavers diligently work on mending their dams.

  Mar 29, 2009
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  Part 3: Sisters in Misfortune

  Mrs. Jennings brought Elinor and Marianne to a grand ball in London. There, Marianne finally spotted Willoughby, but her heart sank when he failed to ...

  Jan 23, 1971
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  Part 4: Resolution

  Col. Brandon learned that Mrs. Ferrars had disinherited Edward due to his engagement. Unaware of the implications this would have for Elinor, he reque...

  Jan 30, 1971