Emma Pierson

The Kennedys is a TV series that follows the Kennedy family living on a Stevenage housing estate. The show is a comedy drama set in the 1970s. The series provides a glimpse into the lives of the Kennedys as they navigate various challenges and experiences. It offers a unique perspective on a famous family and the era in which they lived.

Woody is a master of disguise and the world's number one undercover reporter. After his corrupt editor blows his cover though he's forced on the run but he has trouble staying out of the spotlight. Woody manages to find his former mentor Brutus who is now running a bar on a sunny Spanish island. Brutus soon realizes that he can make money by putting Woody to work on a series of investigations.

Up the Women is a comedy series that introduces suffrage (politely) to the Banbury Intricate Craft Circle. It stars Jessica Stevenson and Rebecca Front. The series follows the members of the craft circle as they navigate the changing times and the introduction of women's suffrage. It offers a humorous take on the struggles and triumphs of the women's movement.

Sharon Horgan stars as Helen, a falsely imprisoned woman who remains blindly optimistic in the face of an uncaring outside world and an insane prison life. She is joined by Jennifer Saunders as a deranged, "sexual Margaret Thatcher" prison governor, Bryony Hannah as her arsonist cellmate, and Geoffrey McGivern as her useless lawyer.

Little Dorrit tells the story of the Dorrit family and the rich array of characters they encounter on their way from rags to riches and back again.

This British drama takes us behind the the scenes of a luxurious five-star London hotel, where manager Rebecca Mitchell leads a team whose job is to give a superlative service. What we see is a series of dramas centering on the problems of the rich and the famous, with the hotel's staff always on hand to help - and keen to make a little extra money.

Charles II: The Power and the Passion is a four-part drama set in the corridors and bedrooms of power during a pivotal moment in history. Accompanying documentaries reveal the early years of Charles II, the story of Oliver Cromwell, and a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the series.

Time Gentlemen Please is a British sitcom set in a rundown pub with a xenophobic landlord who has old-fashioned views on how a pub should be run. The Governor has help from Steve, a useless young lad, and Janet, a loud-mouthed Australian. In the second series, Janet is replaced by Connie, a young student who had previously been employed by Guv's arch-rival Greg Thompson.