Significant Other, starring Katherine Parkinson and Youssef Kerkour, is an unconventional love story told through a comedic lens, which explores the depths of love, disappointment, and the surprises that life still has to offer.

Channel 4 has acquired eight-part comedy series Spreadsheet, starring Katherine Parkinson (Humans, The IT Crowd). Spreadsheet poses the age-old question: can women really have it all – if by ‘all’ we mean sexual freedom, a career, a family and their sanity?

Spreadsheet looks to answer this conundrum, centring on a divorced, hectic mother-of-two Lauren (played by Katherine Parkinson) who is looking for sex without commitment.

Celebrating BBC Lights Up, a major festival of UK theatre adapted for TV and radio at a time when theatres throughout the UK are closed, two of the stars of the season – Katherine Parkinson and Giles Terera – jumped on a Zoom call to chat about their advice for first-time writers, or anyone wanting to do something creative. 

With family morale at an all-time low, the Jessops (Rachel and Paul, played by Katherine Parkinson and Jim Howick) decide they’re going to have their summer holiday after all, even if it means doing it in October. In Margate. All filmed by their youngest son, played by Jack Christou, Pandemonium charts the Jessops last, dogged attempt at some quality family time in 2020, despite the best efforts of a global pandemic to pull them apart.