Ep 4. Episode 4

After the successful launch of the new fashion department at Selfridge's, Harry Selfridge (played by Jeremy Piven) sets his sights on expanding the store's music offerings with a new gramophone department. However, his plans are met with resistance from the store's board members, who are skeptical of the profitability of such an endeavor.

Meanwhile, Harry's daughter Rosalie (played by Kara Tointon) continues to navigate her newfound independence and tries to make a name for herself in the music industry. She also finds herself caught in a love triangle with an American writer and a wealthy British aristocrat.

Elsewhere in the store, Agnes Towler (played by Aisling Loftus) starts to feel the pressure of being promoted to head of display, as she struggles to come up with new ideas to keep the department fresh and exciting. With a major fashion event looming, Agnes must work tirelessly to ensure the store stays ahead of the competition.

Back in the Selfridge household, tensions rise as Harry's wife, Rose (played by Frances O'Connor), continues to struggle with the aftermath of a family tragedy. Harry tries to be there for her, but finds himself increasingly preoccupied with the store's success.

As the episode progresses, we see the characters struggle with personal and professional challenges, while still managing to maintain their charm and wit. The show continues to excel at showcasing the beauty and sophistication of early 20th century London, while also exploring the intricacies of human relationships and the complexities of running a successful business.

With its compelling storyline, talented cast, and attention to detail, Mr. Selfridge continues to prove why it is a must-watch for fans of period dramas and character-driven television. Episode 4 is a particularly strong installment that leaves viewers eager to see what is next for Harry and his team at Selfridge's.