NEW COMEDY DRAMA
Flack
Easter Monday, W HD, 10pm
When comedy drama Flack debuted last year, it gave a fascinating insight into the world of celebrity scandal through the eyes of an American publicist, Robyn, whose own behaviour matched the outlandish antics of her clients at London-based PR agency Mills Paulson.
As the second run begins, Robyn, played by Anna Paquin, is facing the aftermath of her fall from grace when her numerous addictions overwhelmed her in the last series.
After putting her relationship with sister Ruth at risk by kissing her brother-in-law, she cheated on her partner, Sam, with fellow addict Tom (Marc Warren), boyfriend of her workmate Eve.
This story is from the April 11, 2020 edition of TV & Satellite Week.
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