India Amarteifio leads the cast as the young titular Queen, who marries King George III (Corey Mylchreest) at the beginning of the series. However, their marriage soon heads into troubled waters when she discovers that he is battling asecret mental health disorder.
As well as detailing the pair's love story and George's struggles with his mental health, the six episodes also explore how Queen Charlotte came to be the petulant and imperious Queen Bridgerton fans have come to know and love. Read More...
Unlike the Baftas and the RTAs, the National Television Awards are voted for by you – the licence fee payer, armchair dweller, popcorn chewer and (probably) secret Gogglebox fanatic.
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Whether you can be found yelling joyously at lairy louts on the Jeremy Kyle show or crave some gritty crime action in the form of BBC1’s Happy Valley, the NTAs have got you covered.
There are even a couple of new categories for 2015: TV Judge (Mary Berry, it’s your time to shine) and Skills Challenge Show (a category comprised entirely of cookery programmes – plus The Apprentice). Read More...
Ordeal By Innocence viewers were shocked to hear the F-bomb dropped in episode two of the BBC whodunnit on Sunday evening.
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While the reaction to the latest Agatha Christie adaptation – focusing on the death of the matriarch of an aristocratic family – has been predominantly positive, quite a few fans took to Twitter to bemoan the use of foul language.
One scene in particular, which saw beleaguered and bereaved daughter Tina Argyll (Crystal Clarke) shouting " Read More...
