The week in TV: Bridgerton; Skint; Then Barbara Met Alan; The Simple Life
The frothy period romp seems a little lost, while Channel 4’s monologues on poverty are full of purpose
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The frothy period romp seems a little lost, while Channel 4’s monologues on poverty are full of purpose
Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee and film-maker Peter Mullan oversee these vivid 15-minute monologues about being poor. The uniformly strong tales they tell are too rarely seen in drama
Masterchef, Songs of the Open Road, Not Going Out, Eyes of Tammy Faye, Pachinko
A new weekly round-up of the best television – starring Skint, a brilliant new series of monologues about poverty on BBC4
Zack Morris has spoken about his role in new movie Jericho Ridge, his first since leaving the role of Keegan Butcher-Baker in EastEnders.