Dan Zeff

Detective Jackson Brodie takes on the case of a girl who disappeared 30 years ago, helps a crime novelist who becomes involved in a road rage incident, investigates the mystery of a novelist's holiday in Russia, and looks for another missing girl after being released from jail.

Cathy's pre-wedding jitters reach a breaking point when Marcus accidentally scuffs a wall in the house. Tess throws a party the night before the wedding, hoping to impress Marcus's formidable father, while Marilyn hits it off with Marcus's mother.

Cathy boxes up her father's things in preparation for selling the house, and Cat and Marilyn go overboard taking mementos. Later, Cathy teaches Cat how to ride a bike, while Marcus visits the dump.

When family man Colin suddenly dies, his wife, Tess, and daughter, Cathy, get an even greater shock: Colin had been hiding a mistress, Marilyn, and another daughter, Cat, across town. Two weeks after the funeral, Cathy attempts to retrieve Colin's ashes from his other family, while Tess decides it's time to get back into the dating game.

With the wedding canceled, Marcus has taken his secretary on the honeymoon trip that Cathy planned. To cheer Cathy up, Cat takes her on their own sisters' honeymoon on the boat, and Tess and Marilyn finally sort out Colin's will.

Ruth Jones takes on the role of the larger-than-life Carry On actress Hattie Jacques, revealing how her home life was blown apart by a secret sexual liaison with her handsome young driver while she was married to Dad's Army star John Le Mesurier.

1947, Paris. Paul Sabine is offered the keys to Paris' fashion kingdom, which could transform his business. But his volatile brother, Claude, is the true genius behind the label. The secret must be kept at any price…even murder.

The new business marriage with Jules Trouvier is only hours old, when he and Paul clash over how to run the house. With millions at stake, Nina is thrust into the unlikely role of a couture model, and events take a darker turn.

The whirlwind of divisive events vexing the maison reaches new heights. Fashion is a metaphor for reinvention–but what transformation is possible when secrets are closing in? Paul faces the demons of his past, and a very uncertain future.

Instead of celebrating a jubilant show, Paul is questioned by a detective and has to exercise damage control. The escalating tensions leave Paul trapped between his past and his future, and Claude wants his rightful place at the table.