Aimee Lou Wood & David Morrissey’s Charming New Sitcom

Sex Education’s Aimee Lou Wood showcases her comedic talent once more in Daddy Issues, a new father-and-daughter sitcom. Wood plays Gemma, a lively twentysomething hairdresser who finds herself pregnant after a one-night stand. In a twist of fate, she is left in a tight spot when her flatmate moves out. To solve her financial woes and find a roof over her head, she moves back in with her sweet but somewhat pathetic dad, Malcolm, portrayed by David Morrissey. Malcolm is struggling after Gemma’s mum walked out on him, taking their money with her. Adding to the family chaos, Gemma’s outspoken but endearing sister Catherine, played by Sharon Rooney, is in prison. The story unfolds as a sweet, funny, and touching narrative of mending relationships after hitting rock bottom.

Actor Vicky McClure embarks on a genealogical journey in Who Do You Think You Are? as the series returns. The route is anything but scenic. From learning about her Nonna Jean, who suffered abuse after an unregulated adoption, to discovering the fate of her great-grandfather Harry, who died in a Japanese PoW camp, McClure encounters poignant stories of hardship in her bloodline. She navigates this challenging emotional terrain and experiences a genuine sense of catharsis by the end.

In Interview with the Vampire, the plot takes a leap to Paris in 1795, marking the farthest flashback to date. Lestat is coaxed into abandoning his theatrical pursuits to rejuvenate a deteriorating vampire coven. Meanwhile, in the present day, Daniel faces a mysterious pale man named RJ, played by Justin Kirk from Succession.

Daryl Dixon, the rugged American biker, and French nun Isabelle finally approach Paris in The Walking Dead spin-off, Daryl Dixon. After paying homage at Jim Morrison’s grave, the duo ventures into the eerie catacombs aiming to find a decadent nightclub, brimming with skulls and mysteries.

Klitschko: More Than a Fight delves into the lives of Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko, who reigned over heavyweight boxing for a decade. The documentary unravels their lives post-retirement, showcasing their involvement in Ukraine’s resistance against Russia’s invasion. The film particularly highlights Vitali’s transformation from a boxing ring champion to the mayor of Kyiv, capturing their resilience and dedication amid conflict.

Fantasmas offers a surreal escape with its star-studded comedy, co-created by Julio Torres of Los Espookys fame. In the final double bill, Julio attempts to dodge getting a proof of existence card. One particularly memorable moment is a lingerie-clad cameo by Dylan O’Brien, which leaves a lasting impression on viewers longing for a touch of the Mighty Boosh’s whimsical charm.

Source: The Guardian