Colin from Accounts
BBC2
★★★★☆
Miss Scarlet and the Duke
Alibi
★★★☆☆
In the parlance of rom-coms it was a “meet-cute” — but with a difference. He slowed his car to let her cross the road, their eyes met across the bonnet, she smiled, he smiled, she exposed her breast . . . in shock, he drove into a dog, they dashed together to the vets and the rest of this Australian comedy is surely adorably inevitable. Or is it? If Ashley and Gordon become a thing, it doesn’t look as though it’ll be any time soon — TV is rarely so simplistic any more, and there’s too much bickering awkwardness to be had first.
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Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall in Colin from Accounts
BBC
The pair are gradually becoming surrogate parents for the recovering