The War Child

2022 Snow (Mark Gatiss): Do you know who I am? I was in the area, as they say. What about you, Isaac Daniels? Why are you in the areas? Daniels (Matthew Ashforde): We were on the way back from seeing my father. He’s in one of the resettlement camps in London West. Snow: Do you […]

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Making History

1950 Hal: It’s not dissatisfaction. It’s a feeling more akin to having been born in captivity. A sinking realization that you’re dreams are just too big, too rich for this domestic world. Cutler (Andrew Gower): Okay, are you planning to say anything I can use as your defense? Hal: A defense for what? Cutler: What […]

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Puppy Love

Hal: I was hoping you might be able to help me. Leo’s role in my rehabilitation was essential, and with him gone I have no one to set the tasks I need to keep me safe. So I was wondering if… perhaps… you could pick up where he left off. Tom: You want me to, […]

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Hold the Front Page

6 months earlier Henrietta (Ella Ainsworth): Adam! Am I prettier in glasses or contacts! Adam Jacobs (Craig Roberts): Ah. Your face is a poem. Your voice is wine and your eyes are a symphony. And you have spectacular jubblies. Annie: Go on. It’s fine. Let him in. It’s definitely not the Nemesis. He’s way too […]

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A Spectre Calls

Tom: Annie’s made a rota. Hal: I already have a rota. Tom: Seven am I feed the baby. Eight am you walk the baby. There’s a task for every hour and it’s color-coded. Hal: With little pictures of nappies and bottles. And glitter. She’s planned every moment of every minute of every day of our […]

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The Graveyard Shift

England 1855 Fergus (Anthony Flanagan): Look, I’m not going to kill you. I want to, but he won’t let me. He says it’s protocol. It’s not that I don’t have the stomach for killing. Fergus: Sometimes I think the only demon worse than him must be the one he’s fleeing from. Annie: You need to get […]

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Being Human 1955

Southend-on-Sea Leo (Louis Mahoney): I love this song. I met him once, you know. Satchmo. Stage door. The new opera house. 1950. At least I think it was him. I was so drunk it could have been Shirley Bassey. Radio Voice (Gina Bramhill): Leo. Leo, can you hear me? Don’t be afraid. I bring news […]

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Eve of the War

London 2037 Voice over the radio: Ladies and gentlemen of the resistance, good evening. Oh you’d have been so proud of your comrades. They put up quite a fight. But we slit their throats and stamped on their bones all the same. New York has fallen. The resistance have been crushed. The earth belongs to […]

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