In this psychological drama a mysterious man sits at the booth at the end of a diner.
People come to him with things they want: a parent with a sick child, a woman who wants to be prettier, a nun who wants to hear god again.
The man can make these things happen. For a price. In exchange for what they want, these individuals must sacrifice their morals and do deeds normally inconceivable to them.

Peter Capaldi (The Thick Of It), David Morrissey (Five Days, Doctor Who), Jonas Armstrong (Robin Hood, The Street), Ford Kiernan (Still Game, No Holds Bard), Derek Riddell (Five Days, Ugly Betty), Bronagh Gallagher (The Accused, Tamara Drew, The Commitments) and Jayd Johnson (River City) have been cast in BBC Scotland's adaptation of Field Of Blood made by Slate Films which starts shooting in Glasgow this week.

A contemporary take on the classic Arthur Conan Doyle stories, Sherlock is a thrilling, funny, fast-paced adventure series set in present-day London.

Acclaimed screenwriter Guy Hibbert has called on his industry counterparts to create more roles for women in television dramas, urging them to “argue the case” for more female protagonists with broadcasters and commissioning executives.

This site covers British TV drama in many forms, from single play strands to ‘cult’ series, costume drama to science fiction.

More episodes of Swedish detective drama – including three original stories – thought to be in the pipeline.

Leading actors, writers and directors - including Reginald Perrin creator David Nobbs and playwright Tim Fountain - are working with production company Made in Manchester to develop a new range of audio dramas that can be downloaded online in order to bypass the “closed shop” of the radio commissioning process.

Julian Fellowes, the Oscar-winning writer of Gosford Park, is writing a seven-part Edwardian country house drama for ITV1.

Kenneth Branagh has won the prize for best actor at the Broadcasting Press Guild Awards (BPG) for his performance in the BBC drama Wallander.

It's 1983 and Detective Inspector Ash investigates a series of murders in Glasgow.

ITV has axed its lavish new adaptation of EM Forster novel A Passage to India, which was expected to star Matthew Macfadyen and Sally Hawkins.