Whatever, Linda

A brisk, fondly observed period drama about ambition and office politics, carried by lively performances and a nostalgic, faintly feminist glow.

A fast-talking, vibrant immersion into 1950s New York, balancing sharp wit with bittersweet ambition and family chaos.

A breezy, lightly comic drama about debt and ambition, easy to dip into and watch a young woman hustle her way through a competitive nightlife world.

A warm, bittersweet look at a brilliant woman pushing against her era, mixing quiet heartbreak with hopeful defiance.

A frothy, cheeky period comedy that mixes social satire with warm, easy-going charm.

Lavish, talky costume drama of drawing-room scheming and social climbing, savoured for its wit, gowns and quietly cutting glances.

A glossy, soapy drama full of scheming and seduction, easy to watch and enjoyably trashy.

A frothy, gossipy office comedy where climbing the ladder feels like navigating a clique, easy to dip into and never too heavy.

A scrappy, good-natured hangout comedy about underdogs chasing a dream, easy to dip into and cheering to watch.

A wry, good-natured look at hard-up workers chasing unlikely fortunes, mixing gentle comedy with everyday struggle.

A gentle, wry look at women selling glamour for a living, more character banter than plot, easy to dip into.

A soapy, earnest climb through a glamorous but cutthroat world, mixing rivalry and romance with a steady, easygoing rhythm.