Drama on 4 Episodes Episode guide
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DC Jackson - My Romantic History
Poignant and witty drama about love and memory.
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Family Soup
By Elizabeth Lewis. Charlie's family decamp to Italy, leaving him with his father-in-law.
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Peter Souter - Goldfish Girl
After ten years, Joe clearly remembers everything about Ally, but she recalls nothing.
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The Killing of the TSR2
By Robin Brooks. The true story of the British-built fighter jet that never was.
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ID
Dark thriller by Tajinder Singh Hayer about Asian identity in modern Britain.
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Marcy Kahan - Big in Samoa
Redemption comes for a proof-reading dog-walking washout who made one album 20 years go.
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Lamia
Adaptation of Keats's sensual narrative poem. Narrated by Paterson Joseph.
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Fireworks at the Villa Lucia
Comedy drama by Paul Mendelson. A struggling writer tries to sell his dog-eared screenplay
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What Did I Say?
By Mark Lawson. Max Coleman is suspended from work for an allegedly offensive remark.
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Cattle Market
By Shane Connaughton. A farming community in Northern Ireland struggle to find love.
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Guilty Until Proved Innocent
By Deborah Davis. Dina and Jake rush their baby daughter to hospital.
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HighLites: Pilot
Farce by Steve Chambers and Phil Nodding, set in and around Bev's hairdressing salon.
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The Tobacco Merchant's Lawyer
Iain Heggie's satirical play about an impecunious lawyer, set in 18th-century Glasgow.
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Getting to Four Degrees
By Sarah Woods. Climate change specialists imagine the future at four degrees warmer.
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One in A Million
By Peter Kesterton. A maths lecturer is arrested for attempted assault on a young woman.
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Winter Storm
By Bernard MacLaverty. Poet Andrew steps from his office and is engulfed by a blizzard.
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Zero Degrees of Separation
Three community writing groups perform their own short plays.
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Headliner
By Neil Brand. An up-and-coming stand-up comedienne is befriended by a US comedy legend.
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A Dangerous Thing
By John Sessions. The friendship of the 18th-century satirists Pope and Swift is tested.
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Grey Expectations
By Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran. Graham Slater has 200 billion pounds to get rid of.
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Forty-Three Fifty-Nine - Wake
Comedy by Katie Hims. Jess takes a day trip to kiss her dead first love, Danny, goodbye.
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The Railway Siding
By Jonathan Holloway. An architect encounters a garrulous guard on the overnight train.
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28
By Dawn King. A teacher is detained for 28 days, after which he tries to rebuild his life.
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Albert's Boy
By James Graham. The personal grief that haunted Albert Einstein in his final years.
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Gilda and Her Daughters
By Carine Adler. A mother and her daughters gather at home after the death of the father.
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The Tony Kay Scandal
By Michael McLean. The story of 60s footballer Tony Kay, who was convicted of match fixing
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Ivan and the Dogs
By Hattie Naylor. The true story of a boy adopted by a pack of wild dogs in Moscow.