History Series / CarnivalRow

* OfCorsetHurts: Imogen is shown gasping with relief when her corset is removed [[spoiler: Overlaps with OfCorsetsSexy as this is during an intimate moment]]

* SerendipitousSurvival: [[spoiler: Agreus and Imogen are forced to flee the Burgue after Ezra finds out about their love affair -- but Agreus escapes being trapped in the city when Jonah Breakspear and Sophie Longerbane take over, and forbid Fae from leaving or entering.]]

* CrapsackWorld: The Burgue is a pretty terrible place for all the fae immigrants. Unless you're ''very'' lucky/wealthy, like Agreus, you're forbidden from advancing in human society and are stuck taking the most menial and dangerous jobs or forced to become a sex worker; looked down upon by the wealthy and despised by the lower classes. Even the humans don't have it easy, as sexism and homophobia are rampant.

** The situation the Fae experience; leaving their war-torn land, immigrating to a city were they face prejudice and bigotry mirrors many real-life immigrant experiences (also very reminiscent of the UsefulNotes/TheIrishDiaspora, including similar accents and names).

* FantasticNoir: The setting of fantasy species in a steampunk city, with a HardBoiledDetective definitely invoke this feel.

* SerendipitousSurvival: [[spoiler: Agreus and Imogen are forced to flee the Burge after Ezra finds out about their love affair -- but Agreus escapes being trapped in the city when Jonah Breakspear and Sophie Longerbane take over, and forbid fae from leaving or entering.]]

* ZeroGSpot: Jonah engages in something similar with Tormaline, who's a Faerie -- as the two have sex, she bats her wings to lift both of them off the ground. This experience seems to be a part of the appeal Faerie prostitutes have, since they also fly down to be viewed by potential clients.

** Human museums displaying artefacts 'salvaged' -- aka stolen -- from the fae homelands, and refusing to let the fae actually experience their own history and culture, smacks of several real-life museums who refuse to return objects of cultural significance to the people they were taken from (e.g. the British Museum and the Parthenon Sculptures).

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The situation the Fae experience; leaving their war-torn land, immigrating to a city were they face prejudice and bigotry mirrors many real-life immigrant experiences (also very reminiscent of the UsefulNotes/TheIrishDiaspora, including similar accents and names).

* InterspeciesRomance: The one between Philo (a human) and Vignette (a faerie) is the core romance of the show, albeit very much 'off' for most of the first season. [[spoiler:Imogen and Agreus also end up falling in love and running away together at the end of the season one finale.]]

* ZeroGSpot: Jonah engages in something similar with Tormaline, who's a Faerie-as the two have sex, she bats her wings to lift both of them off the ground. This experience seems to be a part of the appeal Faerie prostitutes have, since they also fly down to be viewed by potential clients.

* FantasticNoir: The setting of fantasy species in a steampunk city, with a HardBpiledDetective definitely invoke this feel.

* FantasticRacism: The Fae are looked down upon and forced into lower positions in society, with many laws restricting them. A whole political party advocates for them all being expelled, and one human takes it so far as to attack random Fae with a clawhammer.

* FantasticRacism: The Fae are looked down upon and forced into lower positions in society, with many laws restricting them.

* ZeroGSpot: Jonah engages in something similar with Tormaline, who's a Fairy-as the two have sex, she bats her wings to lift both of them off the ground. This experience seems to be a part of the appeal Fairy prostitutes have, since they also fly down to be viewed by potential clients.

''Carnival Row'' is a series that premieres on August 30 2019, and is an eight episode one-hour series from Executive Producers René Echevarria, Travis Beacham, Marc Guggenheim, Jon Amiel, and Orlando Bloom.

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The situation the Fae experience; leaving their war-torn land, immigrating to a city were they face prejudice and bigotry mirrors many real-life immagrant experiences. (Also very reminiscent of the UsefulNotes/TheIrishDiaspora, including similar accents and names.)
* FantasticDrug: Lixer

* FantasticSlurs: The Fae are refered to as Critch mockingly, with Pix and Pucks being used for Faeries and Satyrs respectively.

But even in darkness, hope lives, as a human detective, Rycroft Philostrate, and a refugee faerie named Vignette Stonemoss rekindle a dangerous affair despite an increasingly intolerant society. Vignette harbors a secret that endangers Philo’s standing during his most important case yet: a string of gruesome murders threatening the uneasy peace of the Row. As Philo investigates, he reveals a monster no one could imagine.

* CrapsackWorld: The Burgue is a pretty terrible place for all the fae immigrants; unless you're very lucky/wealthy, like Agreus, you're forbidden from advancing in human society and are stuck taking the most menial and dangerous jobs or forced to become a sex worker, looked down upon by the wealthy and despised by the human lower classes. Even the humans don't have it easy, as sexism and homophobia are rampant.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The situation the Fae experience; leaving their war-torn land, immigrating to a city were they face prejudice and bigotry mirrors many real-life immagrant experiences. (very reminiscent of the UsefulNotes/TheIrishDiaspora including similar accents and names)

* FantasticSlurs: The Fae are refereed to as Critch mockingly, with Pix and Pucks being used for Faeries and Satyrs respectively.
* FaunsAndSatyrs: They are one of the Fae races, and refereed to as 'Pucks'
* InterspeciesRomance: Between Philo (a human) and Vignette (a faerie) is the core romance of the show.

* JackTheRipoff: A serial killer/attacker dubbed Unseelie Jack targets Fae in racially motivated hate crimes appears in the first episode named Unseelie Jack.

* DoesThisRemindYouofAnything: The situation the Fae experience; leaving their war-torn land, immigrating to a city were they face prejudice and bigotry mirrors many real-life immagrant experiences. (very reminiscent of the UsefulNotes/TheIrishDiaspora including similar accents and names)

* JackTheRipoff: A serial killer targeting Fae appears in the first episode named Unseelie Jack.

* FantasticDrugs: Lixer

* DoesThisRemindYouofAnything: The situation the Fae experience; leaving their war-torn land, immigrating to a city were they face prejudice and bigotry mirrors many real-life immagrant experiences. (very reminiscent of the UsefulNotes/TheIrishDiospora including similar accents and names)

* DoesThisRemindYouofAnything: The situation the Fae experience; leaving their war-torn land, immigrating to a city were they face prejudice and bigotry mirrors many real-life immagrant experiences. (very reminiscent of the UsefulNotes/IrishDiospora including similar accents and names)

%%* ActionGirl: Vignette Stonemoss is shown to handle herself well enough with a knife.
%%* CrapsackWorld: The Burgue is a pretty terrible place for all the fae immigrants; unless you're very lucky/wealthy, like Agreus, you're forbidden from advancing in human society and are stuck taking the most menial and dangerous jobs or forced to become a sex worker, looked down upon by the wealthy and despised by the human lower classes. Even the humans don't have it easy, as sexism and homophobia are rampant.
%%* DoesThisRemindYouofAnything: The situation the Fae experience; leaving their war-torn land, immigrating to a city were they face prejudice and bigotry mirrors many real-life immagrant experiences.
%%* FantasticRacism: The Fae are looked down upon and forced into lower positions in society, with many laws restricting them.
%%* FantasticSlurs: The Fae are refereed to as Critch mockingly, with Pix and Pucks being used for Faeries and Satyrs respectively.
%%* FaunsAndSatyrs: They are one of the Fae races, and refereed to as 'Pucks'
%%* InterspeciesRomance: Between Philo (a human) and Vignette (a faerie) is the core romance of the show.
%%* JackTheRipoff: A serial killer targeting Fae appears in the first episode named Unseelie Jack.

%%* JackTheRipoff: A serial killer targeting Fae stalks the series.

Two {{Prequel}} ComicCook one-shots, ''ComicBook/CarnivalRowFromTheDark'' and ''ComicBook/CarnivalRowSparrowhawk'' were published August, 2019 by Legendary Comics.

''Carnival Row'' is a series based in a Victorian fantasy world filled with mythological immigrant creatures, whose rich homelands were invaded by the empires of man.

This growing immigrant population struggles to coexist with humans in the grimiest section of The Burgue, capital city of the [[TheRepublic human Republic]] -- forbidden to live, love, or fly with freedom.

Carnival Row premiering on August 30 is an eight episode one-hour series from Executive Producers René Echevarria, Travis Beacham, Marc Guggenheim, Jon Amiel, and Orlando Bloom.

Carnival Row is a series based in a Victorian fantasy world filled with mythological immigrant creatures, whose rich homelands were invaded by the empires of man.

* CrapsackWorld: The Burgue is a pretty terrible place for all the fae immigrants; unless you're very lucky/wealthy, like Agreus, you're forbidden from advancing in human society and are stuck taking the most menial and dangerous jobs or forced to become a sex worker, looked down upon by the wealthy and despised by the human lower classes. Even the humans don't have it easy, as sexism and homophobia are rampant.

* CrapsackWorld: The Burgue is a pretty terrible place for all the fae immigrants; unless you're very lucky/wealthy, like Agreus, you're forbidden from advancing in human society and are stuck taking the most menial and dangerous jobs or forced to become a sex worker, looked down upon by the wealthy and despised by the human lower classes. Even the humans don't have it easy, as sexism and homophobia is rampant.