
Dickinson
A rebellious young Emily Dickinson fights societal expectations to forge her own poetic legacy while navigating love, family, and the constraints of 19th‑century New England.
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Emily Dickinson. Poet. Daughter. Total rebel. In this coming-of-age story, Emily’s determined to become the world
Seasons & Episodes
Season 110 episodes · premiered Nov 1, 2019
- 1.01Because I could not stopNov 1, 2019Rate

Emily's attempt to publish a poem sparks backlash.
- 1.02I have never seen ‘Volcanoes’Nov 1, 2019Rate

At Amherst, where women are not permitted, Emily and Sue find a way to attend a lecture by being resourceful.
- 1.03Wild nightsNov 1, 2019Rate

Emily and Austin host a party, but their shared affection for Sue creates tension between them.
- 1.04Alone, I cannot beNov 1, 2019Rate

Emily turns to an author for assistance when her favorite tree is in danger.
- 1.05I am afraid to own a BodyNov 1, 2019Rate

Emily addresses challenging issues during a meeting of the local Shakespeare Club.
- 1.06A brief, but patient illnessNov 1, 2019Rate

Emily takes a "sick day" to write and finds a connection with her father's law clerk.
- 1.07We lose - because we winNov 1, 2019Rate

On the day of her father's election, Emily boldly tries to publish another poem.
- 1.08There’s a certain Slant of lightNov 1, 2019Rate

On Christmas, Emily attempts to be the "good little woman." Zosia Mamet appears as a guest star.
- 1.09‘Faith’ is a fine inventionNov 1, 2019Rate

During a solar eclipse, Emily faces the Shadow of Death at her home.
- 1.10I felt a Funeral, in my BrainNov 1, 2019Rate
Emily faces challenges to her relationships as she enters a new chapter in her life.
Season 210 episodes · premiered Jan 8, 2021
- 2.01Before I got my eye put outJan 8, 2021Rate

Emily's isolated, poetic life is disrupted when Sue introduces her to Sam Bowles, a newspaper editor who has a strong interest in publishing work by women.
- 2.02Fame is a fickle foodJan 8, 2021Rate

Emily's participation in an Amherst baking contest introduces her to fame and celebrity, though she remains uncertain about the value of such recognition.
- 2.03The only Ghost I ever sawJan 8, 2021Rate

Emily is torn about whether to allow Sam to publish her work and hosts a séance in search of guidance.
- 2.04The Daisy follows soft the SunJan 15, 2021Rate

After a period without hearing from Sam, Emily begins to experience writer's block. In an effort to regain her inspiration, she explores the surrounding landscape.
- 2.05Forbidden Fruit a flavor hasJan 22, 2021Rate

When Emily learns that Sam intends to publish her poem, she accepts becoming his latest discovery and attends one of Sue's salons.
- 2.06Split the larkJan 29, 2021Rate

Emily's attempt to express her gratitude to Sam during a night at the opera does not go as planned.
- 2.07Forever - is composed of NowsFeb 5, 2021Rate

Believing she has missed her chance at publication, Emily descends into depression. Her mother tries to assist her by arranging a trip to the water cure.
- 2.08I'm Nobody! Who are you?Feb 12, 2021Rate

When Emily's poem is finally published in Sam's newspaper, she is shocked to discover that she has become invisible to the world.
- 2.09I Like a Look of AgonyFeb 19, 2021Rate

To take his mind off his troubles, Austin hosts a tea party for his former college friends, only for the gathering to be interrupted by a significant political development.
- 2.10You cannot put a Fire outFeb 26, 2021Rate
As the town gathers for the christening of Jane's baby, Emily struggles to retrieve her poems from Sam.
Season 310 episodes · premiered Nov 4, 2021
- 3.01“Hope” is the thing with feathersNov 4, 2021Rate

As the Civil War takes a heavier toll, the Dickinson family experiences a personal loss, leading Emily to manage emotional tensions and work to maintain harmony within her household.
- 3.02It feels a shame to be Alive -Nov 4, 2021Rate

Frazar Stearns leaves to go into battle just as the Dickinson family celebrates the arrival of a new child.
- 3.03The Soul has Bandaged momentsNov 4, 2021Rate

Emily and Lavinia organize a sewing circle to contribute to the war effort, enlisting the help of renowned local seamstress Betty.
- 3.04This is my letter to the WorldNov 11, 2021Rate

Emily seeks to comprehend the effects of war by exchanging letters with a Union Army colonel and visiting a military hospital, while Henry starts teaching classes to soldiers.
- 3.05Sang from the Heart, SireNov 18, 2021Rate

Emily organizes a family singing gathering to celebrate her father's birthday in a traditional manner, but the event soon becomes a source of emotional tension among the Dickinson family members.
- 3.06A little Madness in the SpringNov 24, 2021Rate

The Dickinson family goes on a casual outing to an asylum, providing a look into the lives of the residents there. At the same time, Henry helps military personnel with a uniform inspection, demonstrating his ability to organize and manage tasks effectively.
- 3.07The Future never spokeDec 2, 2021Rate

Emily, after a heated argument with Sue, longs to escape the difficult era they are living in, while Austin grapples with the weight of responsibility men face during the war.
- 3.08My Life had stood – a Loaded Gun -Dec 9, 2021Rate

As a memorial for a fallen soldier takes place, Emily works to sustain her family's sense of hope, though her efforts ultimately lead her into a personal crisis.
- 3.09Grief is a MouseDec 16, 2021Rate

Emily works to prevent her family from repeating past mistakes, while the members of the Amherst group come together for a heartfelt goodbye.
- 3.10This was a Poet -Dec 23, 2021Rate
Emily turns to Betty for assistance in designing a new dress, sparking a partnership that tests their typical working relationship. At the same time, the Dickinson household is disrupted by the arrival of an unanticipated guest, upending their usual rhythm.
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Cast & Crew
126 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Hailee Steinfeld
as Emily Dickinson
Adrian Enscoe
as Austin Dickinson
Toby Huss
as Edward Dickinson (30 Episodes)
Anna Baryshnikov
as Lavinia Dickinson
Jane Krakowski
as Mrs. Dickinson
Ella Hunt
as Sue Gilbert (30 Episodes)
Chinaza Uche
as Henry
Sophie Zucker
as Abby
Kevin Yee
as Toshiaki (18 Episodes)
Allegra Heart
as Abiah Root
Gus Birney
as Jane Humphrey (17 Episodes)
Darlene Hunt
as Maggie (17 Episodes)
Supporting cast
113Amanda Warren
as Betty (15 Episodes)
Samuel Farnsworth
as George Gould (15 Episodes)
Finn Jones
as Samuel Bowles (10 Episodes)
Robert Picardo
as Ithamar Conkey (10 Episodes)
Pico Alexander
as Henry 'Ship' Shipley (9 Episodes)
Erin Gerasimovich
as Anna (9 Episodes)
Neville Lee
as Clara (9 Episodes)
Will Pullen
as Nobody (5 Episodes) , Frazar Stearns (3 Episodes)
Gabriel Ebert
as Thomas Wentworth Higginson (7 Episodes)
Ayo Edebiri
as Hattie (6 Episodes)
Wiz Khalifa
as Death (6 Episodes)
Nore Davis
as Solomon (6 Episodes)
Timothy Simmons
as 1 episode
Myles Alexander Evans
as Erasmus (6 Episodes)
Tristan Griffin
as Everett (6 Episodes)
Wavyy Jonez
as The Wall (6 Episodes)
Curt Morlaye
as Michael River Jordan (6 Episodes)
Gus Halper
as Joseph Lyman (5 Episodes)
Matt Lauria
as Ben Newton (5 Episodes)
Joey Odom
as Archibald (5 Episodes)
Max Chernin
as Samuel Strong (5 Episodes)
Jessica Hecht
as Aunt Lavinia (4 Episodes)
Jamel Davall Rodriguez
as Freddie (4 Episodes)
Levi Ricks
as Helen (4 Episodes)
Jason Mantzoukas
as Bee (voice) (3 Episodes)
Warren Katz
as Minister (3 Episodes)
Teddy Bergman
as Minister (2 Episodes) , Daniel Bliss (1 Episode)
John Mulaney
as Henry David Thoreau (2 Episodes)
Ade Otukoya
as Henry 'Box' Brown (2 Episodes)
Justine Rappaport
as Puppeteer (2 Episodes)
Zosia Mamet
as Louisa May Alcott (2 Episodes)
Ziwe
as Sojourner Truth (2 Episodes)
James Urbaniak
as Ophthalmologist (1 Episode)
Emilio Oliveira
as Loud Man (1 Episode)
Anna O Donoghue
as Loud Woman (1 Episode)
Brendan Hayes
as Dishwasher Vendor (1 Episode)
Olivia Khoshatefeh
as Young Woman #1 (1 Episode)
Manuela Sosa
as Young Woman #2 (1 Episode)
Timothy Simons
as Frederick Law Olmsted (1 Episode)
Jibz Cameron
as Sanford Robinson Gifford (1 Episode)
Kelli Barrett
as Adelaide May (1 Episode)
Curtis Bannister
as Opera Chorus Member 1 (1 Episode)
Lindsay Nicole Chambers
as Opera Chorus Member 2 (1 Episode)
Ron Crawford
as Usher (1 Episode)
Jen Ponton
as Body Healer (1 Episode)
Nick Kroll
as Edgar Allan Poe (1 Episode)
Omar Shaukat
as Townie 1 (1 Episode)
Tim Simon
as Townie 2 (1 Episode)
Braeden Brickner
as Newspaper Boy (1 Episode)
Tatiana Marie Barber
as Activist / Dancer (1 Episode)
Anthony Auguste
as Dancer (1 Episode)
Kenny Bermudez
as Dancer (1 Episode)
Chloe Campbell
as Dancer (1 Episode)
Shawn Alynda Fisher
as Dancer (1 Episode)
Marquis Floyd
as Dancer (1 Episode)
Antonio Harvey
as Dancer (1 Episode)
Marley Lubin
as Dancer (1 Episode)
Nerita Mcfarlane
as Dancer (1 Episode)
Bethany Puente
as Dancer (1 Episode)
Wade Watson
as Dancer (1 Episode)
Imani Wisdom
as Dancer (1 Episode)
Damani Van Rensalier
as Dancer (1 Episode)
Marie Botha
as Mary Bowles (1 Episode)
Brendan Dalton
as Sylvester (1 Episode)
David Manis
as Minister (1 Episode)
Roland Sands
as Old Man (1 Episode)
Dewight Braxton Jr
as Soldier (1 Episode)
Billy Eichner
as Walt Whitman (1 Episode)
Beth Ditto
as Pfaff's Dancer (1 Episode)
James Michael Lambert
as Bloody Stump (1 Episode)
Anthony R Mottola
as Wounded Soldier (1 Episode)
Mariah Naomi Sanchez
as Nurse (1 Episode)
Wale Adebiyi
as Orderly (1 Episode)
Emily Kramm
as Pfaff's Dancer #1 (1 Episode)
Markcus Blair
as Pfaff's Dancer #2 (1 Episode)
Julio Rey
as Pfaff's Dancer #3 (1 Episode)
Daphne Kinard
as Pfaff's Dancer #4 (1 Episode)
Zo Tipp
as Pfaff's Dancer #5 (1 Episode)
Gabriel Hyman
as Pfaff's Dancer #6 (1 Episode)
Tomas Matos
as Pfaff's Dancer #7 (1 Episode)
Emily Dorsch
as Auctioneer (1 Episode)
Nandita Shenoy
as Woman (1 Episode)
Bex Odorisio
as Woman 1 (1 Episode)
Ryah Nixon
as Woman 2 (1 Episode)
David Michael Garry
as Man in Crowd (1 Episode)
Jordan Bellow
as Soldier #2 (1 Episode)
Jordan Lage
as Asylum Head Doctor (1 Episode)
Marceline Hugot
as Asylum Patient (1 Episode)
Annie Hamilton
as Florence (1 Episode)
Morgan Sullivan
as Soldier (1 Episode)
Casey Jane Ellison
as Doll Woman (1 Episode)
Sibyl Santiago
as Nurse (1 Episode)
Alexio Barboza
as Dancer (1 Episode)
Chloe Fineman
as Sylvia Plath (1 Episode)
Tuck Sweeney
as Irish Man / Bartender (1 Episode)
Mirella Cardoso
as Mermaid #1 (1 Episode)
Imani Pearl Williams
as Mermaid #2 (1 Episode)
Chinara Stroman
as Mermaid #3 (1 Episode)
Kathy Liu
as Mermaid #4 (1 Episode)
Natalie Von Kirk
as Mermaid #5 (1 Episode)
Jeremy Lawrence
as Professor Hitchcock (1 Episode)
James Dwyer
as Prefect (1 Episode)
Peggy Cosgrave
as Mrs. Thoreau (1 Episode)
Abra Tabak
as Thoreau's Sister (1 Episode)
Vince Edgehill
as Conductor (1 Episode)
Lucas Near Verbrugghe
as James (1 Episode)
Michael Braun
as Thomas Elliott Moody (1 Episode)
Peter Maloney
as Doctor Brewster (1 Episode)
John Leonard Thompson
as Mr. Humphrey (1 Episode)
Dee Hoty
as Mrs. Humphrey (1 Episode)
Andre Urban
as Sailor (1 Episode)
Jason Williams
as Dancer (1 Episode)
Dasha Nekrasova
as Ellen Mandeville Grout (1 Episode)
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