With a hit TV comedy under her belt, rising star Sophie Straw should be overjoyed as she continues to cut a dash through 1960s London in the second run of Sky Max’s comedy drama Funny Woman. However, storm clouds are gathering…
As the four-part season begins, Sophie (Gemma Arterton) has landed a new sitcom, but she is missing her old pals, writers Bill (Matthew Beard) and Tony (Leo Bill), who are working for a rival network alongside producer/ director Dennis (Arsher Ali), with whom Sophie has fallen in love. Can she regain her comedy mojo and find happiness with Dennis?
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LOVE WAR
New parents Helen and James face further challenges as World War Two continues
Nothing wasted
Nadiya Hussain on turning leftovers into delicious meals
Champions League
Five British clubs kick off the tournament's new-look league phase
Making an impression
Banjo Beale on his latest interiordesign transformations in the Hebrides
On the fringe
Comedian Jamali Maddix investigates extreme subcultures
HEX appeal
Kathryn Hahn reprises her role of mischievous witch Agatha Harkness in a Wanda Vision spin-off series
Radio reunion!
Frasier goes back to Seattle as the rebooted sitcom returns
Calamitous chat
Michael Sheen and Ruth Wilson star in a new drama about Prince Andrew's disastrous interview with Emily Maitlis
Maltese teaser
Three sisters-in-law team up to solve a mystery on the holiday island
Runaway train
Joe Cole and Alexandra Roach star in a real-time thriller set on a hijacked train
