Is The Way We Live Now coming back?

The Way We Live Now ended on December 2, 2001, on BBC One.

The miniseries was a drama and romance adaptation of Anthony Trollope's novel, set during the railway boom of the 1870s. It depicted the upheaval of the old social order by the emerging forces of business and finance, highlighting themes of love, honor, greed, and corruption. The story was filled with incidents such as scandals, elopements, fortunes made and lost, and personal betrayals, illustrating the tumultuous changes in Victorian society.

The show featured actors like David Suchet as Augustus Melmotte, Matthew Macfadyen as Sir Felix Carbury, and Cillian Murphy as Paul Montague. It had a runtime of approximately 75 minutes per episode.