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Season 2 had 3 episodes and is set in a women's prison and starred Jodie Whittaker, Tamara Lawrance and Bella Ramsey. Season 2 premiered on the BBC and BBC iPlayer on October 29, 2023 and can currently be seen in the US and Canada in Britbox

Season 1 stars Sean Bean as a man who goes to prison after accidentally killing someone and Stephen Graham as a prison guard. There are 3 episodes. The season premiered on the BBC and BBC iPlayer in the UK in 2021 and is currently available in the US and Canad on Britbox

5, 4 initial episodes and 1 followup

Speaking of that, wouldn’t a real Scots person know when someone is faking the accent?

Aww, that's sad. Hope they can find happiness with others

For May 2024: "The Riot Report" (1967 Kerner Commission on race after riots in inner cities that gave a shockingly unvarnished assessment of US race relations and was largely ignored), May 21

For May 2024: "Space: The Longest Goodbye" (Mars-bound astronauts train for isolation), May 6 "Tuba Thieves" (what is the role of sound?), May 20

For May 2024: "Grizzly 399: Queen of the Tetons", May 8 "Saving the Animals of Ukraine", May 15 "Wild Ireland: Kingdom of Stone", May 22

For May 2024: "A Dangerous Assignment: Uncovering Corruption in Maduro's Venezuela", May 14 "South Korea's Adoption Reckoning", May 28

And just as I was thinking as Part 2 started up “wait…isn’t the actor playing Lexi’s dad Mr. Rhodes?”, Nell spelled it out. It certainly made the ending to Part 1 make a lot more sense

I do feel sorry for the sniper guy getting killed given he had lost his daughter, but killing the people he felt responsible was wrong and his last actions of shooting just anyone to get Hondo to give him the gang leader was especially wrong The ending scene was pretty effective

When my parents got to the point of needing more help while they were still in their own home, my mom refused to allow it initially because she didn’t want people in her house. Things happened as mom got sick and needed some rehab for a few weeks to regain her strength before she returned home, whereupon she allowed the home health aides in to help with some things but it was at set times. Unfortunately she got sick again, it was determined she couldn’t remain independent in her home and she and my dad went to assisted living. I do think Finn should either move with Gregory and Violet to a bigger place that would better help Gregory, including room for a live-in aide or have Gregory go to assisted living (Turning Woods?)

Highlights for May: Independent Lens: "Space: The Longest Goodbye" (Mars-bound astronauts prepare for isolation), May 6; "Tuba Thieves" (what is the role of sound and what does it mean to listen?), May 20 Nature: "Grizzly 399: Queen of the Tetons" (most famous bear in Yellowstone), May 8; "Saving the Animals of Ukraine", May 15; "Wild Ireland: Kingdom of Stone" (Ireland's Burren landscape), May 22 "Photographic Justice: The Corky Lee Story" (about a photographer's quest to document Asian American culture), May 13 Frontline: "A Dangerous Assignment: Uncovering Corruption in Maduro's Venezuela", May 14; "South Korea's Adoption Reckoning" (about foreign adoption scandal), May 28 Nova: "Secrets in Your Data" (what happens to all the data we're shedding?), May 15; "Decoding the Universe: Cosmos" (traces the ground-breaking discoveries that have transformed our picture of the universe), May 22 "Pompeii: The New Dig" doc series (biggest excavation of Pompeii in a generation; 3 episodes), premieres May 5 American Experience: "The Riot Report" (about 1967 Kerner Commission report on riots in the inner cities that gave a shockingly unvarnished assessment on US race relations and was largely ignored), May 21 Great Performances: "Purlie Victorious" (starring Leslie Odom Jr), May 24; "Rogers & Hammerstein's 80th Anniversary" (concert of their music), May 31 "National Memorial Day Concert", May 26 Scripted series: Masterpiece: "MaryLand" (3 episodes), premieres May 5 As usual, check your local listings