Stars: Alice Lowe, Gemma Whelan, Jim Howick, Reece Shearsmith, Ellie White
A group of English comedians perform bits of history not normally taught in schools, from the Stone Age to the 20th century.
Stars: Ruth Sheen, Patricia Winker, Dean Lennox Kelly, Grant Crookes, Alex Lowe
The life story of Vinnie and Dylan who grew up together and are inseparable. When Dylan's girlfriend wants to walk away in search of a better life for her and her child, Dylan must face the most difficult decision of his life.
Stars: Thomas Coombes, Andrew Hawley, Michael Byrne, Georgina Rich, Ashley Walters
"Handcuffs" is a fresh, exciting drama that takes the audience on a thrilling ride through the challenges of police...
Stars: Ben Foster, Kevin Doyle, Stephen Boxer, Georgie Glen, Emma Bispham
A retired detective named Alex Ridley returns as a consulting detective when his former colleague, Carol Forman, needs help investigating a complicated murder case...
Stars: Gordon Cooper, Abigail Cruttenden, Danny Rahim, Stephen Bent, Lynda Baron
Citizen Khan is the name of a sitcom (situation comedy (in English: situation comedy) or in short sitcom is a type of comedy in which the characters of the film or series are present in normal places such as the workplace or home and their daily activities are done with humorous movements or dialogues. When they say any suspicious thing, the sound of studio laughter is usually played.) It is a British product of BBC One in Britain and made by Adil Ray. The first role played by the creator of the series, Adil Ray, is called Mr. Khan. A loud person, a patriarch and a leader of the community in his own opinion, who lives with his wife and two daughters in the Pakistani neighborhood of Sparkhill in the city of Birmingham. The name of this series, Citizen Khan, is a joke with the name of Orson Welles' famous movie, Citizen Kane. Mr. Khan: a proud husband, a devoted father, and a self-proclaimed community leader. He, who is of Pakistani origin, is very proud of living in England. His most prized possessions are his yellow Mercedes Benz and his Chinese/Italian suit. who has been taking care of them since he bought them in 1981. I am Mr. Khan, the leader of the neighborhood. All people know me. And dear to me. Khanam Khan: A wife who wears a turban in her husband's house. Her wish is for her family to be respected, her husband to be successful and her house to be completely clean. His words are oh, my God, and he always thinks about their reputation. Shazia: The eldest daughter of the family, who is in her early 20s. He is warm-hearted, independent and very interested in marrying Amjad. His dream is to have the biggest wedding in the world. His only problem is to force his stingy father to pay for this wedding. His nickname is Budhoo (a romantic word similar to dear) which he says to his fiance Amjad. Alia: the little girl of the family. At home, she wears a scarf, but she also wears tight jeans and has a lot of make-up on her face. The daughter is dear to her father. He is always playing SMS and reading fashion magazines, but everyone thinks he is studying or praying. Can I go outside? Amjad: He is Shazia's fiancé. He is young and innocent, but he also does not have a correct mind. Shazia is the first girl who spoke to him. The words he says to Shazia is Ladoo. Dave: A white character who has recently converted to Islam and is the director of the mosque in the Pakistani neighborhood of Sparkhill. He is very interested in becoming a member of the Muslim community. He knows almost more about Islam than Mr. Khan, although Mr. Khan never confirms this.
Stars: Caroline Quentin, Steven Elder, Bhavna Limbachia, Wayne Gordon, Nathalie Cox
A university professor with an insatiable appetite for research is invited by some old family friends to investigate a series of hauntings in their antique bookstore.
