2362:(née Childs) is a publishing editor and the wife of David. Of Karen, Norris said, "he's the strength behind the marriage. David thinks he wears the trousers and she is prepared to think that to an extent. So she manages to massage his ego and then does her own thing anyway." Karen becomes an alcoholic in Series 4 and seeks therapy to control her urges. After trying to put David's affair with Jessica behind them, Karen starts an affair with publisher Mark. She breaks up with him via email while in Australia but he flies down and reveals their relationship to David. She briefly gets back together with Mark during her divorce from David in Series 5 but ends the relationship again when he wants nothing to do with her children. After Rachel's death, Karen sees a grief counsellor. Norris and Bullen changed Karen's personality significantly between the pilot and the series; Norris altered the character's accent to be less "posh" and Bullen wrote her to be more sympathetic. Bullen found it difficult to write situations for Karen that took place outside the character's house. Eventually, he wrote a storyline for her in Series 2 where she rebels against her upper-middle-class lifestyle by smoking cannabis at a dinner party. Norris was disappointed that the plot of Karen and David's divorce could not be developed further in Series 5, as the majority of screen time was given to Adam and Rachel. In the rebooted series, Karen and Adam develop a friendship, embarking on a romance by the eighth series.
2349:(née Blyth) is Pete's wife. She spends much of the first series raising their baby. In Series 2, she develops a brief crush on Adam. She throws Pete out of the house when she finds out about his affair with Amy but they try to repair the marriage after Adam's cancer treatment. When she and Pete separate in Series 3, she asserts her independence in a series of short-lived secretarial jobs, and by dating millionaire Robert Brown. She and Pete briefly consider a divorce but get back together after Robert dumps her. In Series 4, the couple are expecting a second child. Jenny miscarries and re-evaluates her life in Manchester. She is offered a job in New York by the head of the company she works for and decides to divorce Pete and leave for America with their son. She returns for Rachel's funeral in Series 5 and moves back in with Pete. Ripley said of her character, "Jenny's very ballsy and speaks her mind, but she's more sensitive than people give her credit for. She's seen as very hard but I don't think she is—it's just that she won't show her vulnerability to everyone."
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during the second series, a storyline developed by Bullen to directly contrast Adam's
Lothario characterisation. Adam marries Rachel in Series 3 and their son, Matthew, is born in Series 4. In Series 5, Adam's estranged father Bill Williams arrives in Manchester. Adam moves to patch up the relationship after Bill comes out as a bisexual. After Rachel's death, Adam and Matthew leave their old house to see Bill. Adam's backstory was inconsistent; the first series established that Adam and Pete had known each other since their childhood when they attended the same school in Manchester. To justify Adam's accent, his Northern Irish origins were developed in Series 3 and it was explained on screen that he spent his school holidays there. His background is reinforced when his father is introduced in Series 5. Bullen admitted that Adam's biography was never fully planned but conceded that
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in the script related to David's high salary and that, to make more than a brief cameo appearance in the series, the character needed to be significantly developed. David is made redundant in Series 2 and Karen arranges for him to take a new, better-paid job. In
Episode 3, the couple celebrate their wedding anniversary in Paris. The episode originally had a downbeat ending scripted but was changed on the advice of Andy Harries and the editor of the episode. David and Karen both then have affairs; David with local residents' campaigner Jessica in Series 3, and Karen with publisher Mark in Series 4. The affairs lead to the end of their marriage, which was discussed to great lengths by the production staff. David starts a relationship with his solicitor, Robyn Duff, in Series 5 and divorces Karen.
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knowing who the father is, she terminates the pregnancy. The abortion causes her to become infertile. She marries Adam at the end of Series 3 and has a surprise conception in Series 4, which leads to the birth of her child. She is killed in a car crash in Series 5. Helen
Baxendale became pregnant during Series 4, which meant the plot of Rachel being infertile had to be abandoned and the rest of the series re-written. Baxendale found the character limiting and hard to play when she was just "the woman that Adam saw through rose-tinted glasses". She found that, as the series progressed, Bullen learned how to write for the character, giving her a clearer idea of how to play her. She found the death of Rachel "unfair" and believed the character was being punished for terminating her pregnancy.
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the main 6 characters eventually appearing in all 5 series of Cold Feet's original run and appeared in nearly every episode. Ramona was developed to be the complete opposite of the typically
English Karen and David. David finds her continental personality annoying but Karen enjoys it. Ramona's role in Series 2 developed beyond just child-caring—in Episode 2, she bribes David for £30 to cook dinner for his former boss. By Series 3, she has a major storyline where she dates Pete. In Series 4, she gets caught up in Karen and David's deteriorating marriage and briefly quits to work for their neighbours, and to work part-time at a strip club. In Series 5, she dates Lee, a fitness instructor who is the catalyst of Pete and Jo's break-up when he sleeps with Jo.
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concentrate on. David
Liddiment compromised by allowing the show to start at 9.30 pm. Harries was able to get the second series moved to 9 pm, which annoyed advertisers. The third series remained in the same timeslot but, like other series on the network, suffered from ITV's late decision to add a third advert break to hour-long shows. Episode 8, featuring Adam and Rachel's wedding, was broadcast on Boxing Day—the first time the show was aired on a Tuesday. The eighth episode of Series 4 and all four episodes of Series 5 were extended to fill a 90-minute timeslot.
3043:, Helen Stewart lamented the loss of Fay Ripley and Jenny's replacement by "the bland but international crossover-friendly Jo, who is sufficiently pointless to be dismissed even by her fellow characters as 'not as good as Jenny'." Stewart also criticised Hermione Norris's acting and Karen for being a "spoon-faced moaner". A brief article on the MediaGuardian website described a "revisionist backlash" as critics' negative opinions of the series contrasted with the positive reaction that greeted it in 1998.
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861:, Karen is relying on useless Ramona as personal assistant. Adam is determined to take things one step further with Tina so they can move in together, though she doesn't want to rush things and especially not with David now living with Adam and Matthew following his divorce from Robyn. Pete has landed on his feet as a chauffeur, and Jenny is finding herself seeing a lot less of her husband. Matthew's relationship with Olivia is taken to the next level, to the shock of Karen and Adam.
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Britain. Their relationship is damaged and Jo sleeps with a colleague on a work weekend away. Pete asks her for a divorce when he finds out. Jo was devised when Bullen and Harries wanted Pete to fall in love with an Australian woman so they could film the Series 4 finale in Sydney. Kimberley Joseph was based in Los Angeles and had been out of work for 18 months before getting an audition with Spencer Campbell. Two weeks later she had moved to Manchester and was doing
714:). He starts an affair with her but she dumps him after being offended by his insensitivity when he tries to end it. Karen finds out about the affair in Episode 8 but is adamant that she and David will stay together for the children. Adam and Rachel decide to have children but are distraught to discover that she is infertile from complications with her abortion. They decide to get married instead but Adam is briefly tempted when he reunites with a long-lost love (
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745:), which is revealed to David in Episode 8. Having had enough of the lies, he leaves Karen. Adam and Rachel decide to adopt a child and begin going through the procedures. They are pleased when they later discover that Rachel is pregnant but are distraught when their social worker tells them that the adoption cannot proceed. In Australia for Pete and Jo's wedding, Rachel goes into premature labour and gives birth to a boy.
3371:. At the BAFTA Craft awards, David Nicholls was nominated in the New Writer (Fiction) category, and Jon Jones was nominated in the New Director (Fiction) category. It lost out on four British Comedy Award nominations (Nesbitt and Thomson for Best TV Comedy Actor, Norris for Best TV Comedy Actress, and the third series for Best TV Comedy Drama) but won the People's Choice Award (a viewer poll). The series also scored an
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764:), arrives. Bill and Adam patch up their relationship and he offers Adam and Rachel the money to buy their own house. On the way to the auction, Rachel is killed in a car crash, leaving Adam devastated. Her ashes are scattered in the final episode. Karen and David are going through an amicable divorce but when she starts seeing Mark again and David starts seeing his new lawyer Robyn (
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Christine Langan, who pitched in as a script editor. Storylines were planned in advance—the producers knew that they wanted to split up Adam and Rachel at the end of Series 1—but the later scripts were written once filming on earlier episodes had already begun. The number of people on the development team varied; the third series' comprised Bullen, Langan, Harries, producer
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real direct link between abortions and infertility; rather an untreated infection could increase the chances of fertility problems if it interfered with an abortion. Christine
Geraghty countered that the factual accuracy of the storyline depended on how the producers wanted to portray the issue to viewers. Her opinion was backed up by an ITV statement, which said that "stories for
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Pete later sleeps with a co-worker— with whom Adam was also briefly involved—and Jenny tells him to move out of the house. They decide to give their marriage another chance when Adam's cancer puts things into perspective. In
Episode 6, all three couples see in the new millennium on a trip to Lindisfarne, where Pete and Jenny's relationship worsens again as the others' improve.
577:(James Nesbitt and Helen Baxendale), which Harries believed would diminish the storytelling potential if the ITV Network Centre commissioned a full series after the pilot, so Bullen "tacked on" plots for two other couples—Adam and Rachel's respective friends Pete and Jenny Gifford (John Thomson and Fay Ripley) and David and Karen Marsden (Robert Bathurst and Hermione Norris).
768:), it escalates, as they begin using each other's infidelity and her alcoholism as a basis for custody of the children. Karen stops seeing Mark and the divorce cools down. Both re-evaluate their lives after Rachel's death; David develops his relationship with Robyn and Karen plans a trip with Ramona. Pete and Jo's marriage deteriorates when she sleeps with a co-worker (
3098:(ICSI) when they have trouble conceiving a child naturally. The characters take out bank loans of thousands of pounds to pay for the treatment, which is unsuccessful each time. The producers devised this storyline because IVF was a major contemporary issue and wrote the treatment as a failure because it was representative of the odds of conception in real life.
3501:, new interviews with John Thomson, Andy Harries and Spencer Campbell, and a locations featurette presented by Thomson. This 11-disc version had a general release when Granada Ventures re-released all five series in new packaging in 2006. All DVD and VHS releases of Series 5 have been edited from the original four episodes into six episodes of various lengths.
647:)—who leaves soon after—and is pregnant by Episode 6. Just as the relationship between Rachel and Adam is recovering, she tells him that he might not be the father, and that she is moving to London until the birth. Karen and David have recently hired Ramona as a nanny to their young son Josh. At her publishing job, Karen edits the novel of a renowned author (
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shoot of that length would have cost. This location shoot inspired the producers to film even further away from
Manchester; in November 2000, Bullen and Harries spoke at the Screen Producers Association of Australia conference, where they decided to base the fourth series finale in Sydney. The episode was written to be a "normal episode" of
798:). This isn't well received amongst the group, especially Matthew who sees Angela as a replacement for his mother Rachel. Struggling to support his family, Pete finds himself in two run down jobs and suffering from depression, which Jenny seems oblivious to. Seeing a fault in their love life, she pursues a fling with client Trevor Green (
2596:. All exteriors of the characters' houses were shot on location. Christine Langan was keen to avoid a generic sitcom style of filming, citing the formulae of such programmes as "tired and dreary" and lacking emotional depth. To achieve this goal, she and Harries recruited directors with little background in television. These included
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bringing the total to eight. A writing team of five was assembled, overseen by Bullen. Four of the scriptwriters were deemed not good enough and they parted company with Granada. David Nicholls remained and scripted four of the eight-third series episodes; Bullen wrote the other four and his interest in the series was revived.
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relationship goes well until Jo has to return to Australia after her visa expires. Pete follows her and declares his love and they get married in Episode 8. Karen and David are sleeping in separate beds until she decides he should move out. He moves into Pete's spare bedroom and starts seeing a therapist (
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A scene in Series 2, Episode 4 showing Karen smoking a joint at a dinner party was debated at the writing stage; all scripts were required to be sent to Granada's Compliance department to ensure they maintained the ITC's code of conduct. The department would not allow Karen's drug use to be portrayed
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agreed to write the final episodes on the condition that there would be just four, and that he could kill off a character. Matt Greenhalgh co-wrote Series 5, Episode 3 with Bullen, specifically the scenes depicting Rachel's death. Greenhalgh worked on the script at the same time as he was writing his
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is a management consultant and the husband of Karen. The Marsdens were the least-developed characters when the pilot was produced; Robert Bathurst noted that David was "set up as a post-Thatcherite boo-boy to represent all that is evil about materialism". He was concerned that the only character note
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The ITV Network Centre originally scheduled the first series to be broadcast in the 10 pm timeslot on Sunday nights. This went against the wishes of Andy Harries, who wanted it broadcast at 9 pm in the so-called "ironing slot"—generally used for programmes that an audience does not have to
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while the pilot was being produced and decided to make it the theme song. She remained involved in choosing popular music used on the show for the three series she worked on it. "Female of the Species" was used as a closing theme throughout the first series. For the second series, it was replaced by
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Screen time was divided up equally between the couples over the course of an episode, though occasionally some scenes would run longer; in Series 4, Episode 3, the scenes of Karen clubbing went on for ten uninterrupted minutes. These scenes were also a rarity for location filming; usually filming in
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scouted the locations in April 2000 before filming went ahead later that year. Local businesspeople were so eager to promote the area that they waived any fees Granada would have given them for allowing filming, meaning the location manager only spent ÂŁ20, considerably less than the ÂŁ3,000 a typical
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is introduced as the Marsdens' Spanish nanny, originally a minor character that was intended to be in the programme for only 2 episodes, believing that the Mardens' would regularly replace their son's carer. She subsequently became a series regular and an important supporting character and friend to
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is a serial womaniser who lives a carefree lifestyle until he settles down with Rachel—though he is still tempted by the next-door neighbour and women in fast cars. Bullen based Adam's womanising personality on how he saw himself during his twenties. He is diagnosed and treated for testicular cancer
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made a positive impression on Christine Langan. Norris originally auditioned for the part of Rachel but was cast as Karen because the role suited her social class. Nesbitt got an audition through a mutual friend of pilot director Declan Lowney, and read the part in his natural accent because he was
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At the conclusion of the third series, Bullen announced that he did not want to write a fifth series, and that the fourth would be the last. Series 4, Episode 8 was produced as the final episode but the cast and crew realised that they would like to make one final series for proper closure. Bullen
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By the time pre-production on the third series began, Bullen had grown tired of writing the series single-handedly and believed all the stories that could be told had been told. ITV were keen to increase the number of episodes per series to 20 but Granada refused, though did agree to add two more,
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respectively. Bullen usually wrote ten pages of script per day, whatever the quality of his writing. His own third draft was usually submitted to the producers as the "first" draft. As he was still an inexperienced writer by the time production of the first series began in January 1998, Bullen was
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is introduced as a co-worker at Rachel's advertising agency in Series 4. After Jenny leaves England and Jo is evicted from her flat, she moves into Pete's spare room. The two fall in love and marry in Australia in Episode 8. In Series 5, Pete suspects that Jo may have married him as a visa scam to
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for Josh. After some interference from Karen, he takes a new job. Their relationship improves from the first series; they spend their wedding anniversary in Paris and Karen announces in Episode 6 that she is pregnant. Pete and Jenny's marriage deteriorates when she reveals she had a crush on Adam.
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of BPAS, which had supplied information to the writing team during the research stages, stated that there had not been a recorded case of Asherman's syndrome in the United Kingdom since the Second World War. Further to that, she stated that the consensus among medical groups was that there was no
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s television critic Charlie Catchpole praised it but Robert Bathurst was critical: "I hated that sequence. I thought it was really unfunny. It was a lousy prop and awful graphics and there was too much of it—it would have been much better if it was like a Monty Python foot come smacking down like
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Many storylines were based on life experiences of the production team; Bullen and his wife Lisa had their first child in late 1997, which made Bullen identify with the Pete character, whose son is born in the first episode. Bullen incorporated his experiences of the first few months of parenthood
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Yasmin Bannerman played local residents' campaigner Jessica in Series 3. Bannerman and Bathurst did not know that Jessica and David would have a full-blown affair after their kiss in Episode 3, as David was seen as too much of a "jittery type". The character appears in five episodes. Bathurst was
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with the rest of the cast. Joseph thought Bullen had envisioned the character as a coarse "big fat truck-driving lesbian type" before he met her. Thomson thought Pete's lust for Jo was a rebound from Jenny and that, while Jo genuinely liked Pete, she did not actually love him, which Pete suspects
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is Jenny's husband and has been Adam's best friend since childhood. Bullen based Pete on his own childhood friend, with whom he went through university. Pete is often deliberately insensitive towards Adam, which Thomson attributes to Pete thinking Adam is jealous of his achievements. In Series 2,
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is an advertising executive. After being with Adam for nine months, she admits to him that she is married but promises to ask her estranged husband for a divorce. Unknown to Adam, while her husband is in Manchester, she has sex with him and later finds out she is pregnant. Unable to cope with not
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The first series begins nine months after the pilot episode. After Pete and Jenny's baby is born in Episode 1, the couple have a hard time getting any sleep. Pete has to cope with the death of his father in Episode 4. Adam and Rachel decide to rent a house together. He is horrified to discover in
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began, Christine Langan stated, "The real challenge was to overcome the traditional view that many of the issues we cover—jealousy, guilt, money, sexual problems, parental death—are ordinary issues, hardy perennials and, as such, not interesting enough for drama." The fourth episode of the first
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ten years after it ended, and said, "There's a tacit understanding with the actors that we will re-visit it again at the appropriate time." In 2007, a tabloid newspaper quoted an ITV "insider" as saying that a reunion episode would be broadcast to mark ten years since the pilot aired. The report
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is introduced as Adam's Landlady upon his return to Manchester in Series 6. Over the course of the series, she and Adam grow closer before both amicably beginning a relationship at its conclusion. At the beginning of Series 7, Tina and Adam move in together and decide to start a family together.
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proved that you didn't have to have a high concept to make compelling, heartwarming, sometimes profound drama. And, while the show dealt with issues such as adoption, alcoholism and testicular cancer, it was always at its most successful when bouncing playfully between the three couples, neatly
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drug use. Despite the measures taken, four people complained to the ITC about the glamorisation of drugs. The ITC dismissed the complaints. The scenes of Jo and Audrey smoking cannabis in Series 5, Episode 1 drew seven complaints to the ITC by people who thought it would give children the wrong
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stated, "By killing a character, you are truly saying 'this series is over' … until, of course, in 10 years time when money is running a bit short for all of us, we bring it back. What we do with Rachel, I don't know yet—but I have got a few theories." In an interview published in October 2003,
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singled out Nesbitt's acting; Greer called him "especially awful" and Parsons wished that he had plunged to his death from the scissor lift Adam appears on at the beginning of the episode. General reaction improved as the first year went on. At the conclusion of the first series, Andrew Billen
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turns up on her doorstep determined to see their daughter Chloe (Madeleine Edmondson), who still believes that Pete is her father. Struggling to cope with living in Manchester and being step-mother to Matthew, Angela decides to end her marriage with Adam, who fell quickly for his landlord Tina
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moves things on—what's happening to our characters as they approach 40 is very different. Why do so many lives fall apart at 40? Because things haven't worked out how we hoped and we've had to turn to Plan B. The drama is all about the crisis caused by things not turning out as the characters
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Jenny and Pete await the birth of their second child but after a miscarriage, Jenny rethinks her current lifestyle. In Episode 2 she decides to take a job in New York, and leaves with little Adam. Pete is unhappy for a time but begins a relationship with Jo Ellison, a friend of Rachel's. The
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2951:, "More than 10 years on, Granada Television has finally produced a modern show that mines the rich seam of a generation that is as confused as it is liberated by increased choice and freedom, and that caters for an audience which has not, traditionally, watched very much ITV."
2898:, Nicholas Barber called it the most depressing TV programme he had ever seen. He wrote of the six main characters, "Are we supposed to care about these people? The theory, I think, is that we should relate to them, because their lives are as prosaic as our own, and because
2659:. The second series also featured more visual effects; in Episode 5 Adam dreams about being chased by a giant testicle (which was computer-generated) and in Episode 6 a fireworks explosion was supervised by pyrotechnics experts. The testicle dream scene drew mixed reaction.
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Pete has an affair with co-worker Amy. It upsets his marriage to Jenny and by Series 3 they are separated. At the beginning of Series 4, they are back together and expecting a second child. After Jenny miscarries, she leaves Pete and takes little Adam with her. Pete has a
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is introduced in Series 1, Episode 4 as Pete's mother Audrey Gifford. She makes a cameo appearance in Series 3, Episode 1, and reappears in Series 4, Episode 4 and Series 5, Episode 1. The character's recurrence was based on the good chemistry between Keogh and Thomson.
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began its first series with the six main cast members—James Nesbitt, Helen Baxendale, John Thomson, Fay Ripley, Hermione Norris and Robert Bathurst—who had appeared in the pilot. Thomson's character Pete Gifford was written specifically for him after his performance in
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Three months after the birth of their baby, Adam is made redundant. He gets a new job, but then he and Rachel are told that after the death of their landlord they will be evicted from their house. As they search for a new place to live, Adam's estranged father, Bill
573:, a traditional "boy-meets-girl, boy-loses-girl, boy-wins-girl-back" story told from both sides of the relationship but using elements of fantasy and flashback to distort events to fit a character's point of view. The initial pitch centred on Adam Williams and
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is a portrait of urban life as it really is in the Nineties. This is another way of saying the writer hasn't bothered with research or imagination." He criticised the conclusion of Episode 1 but praised the other five, which he had seen on preview tapes. On
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However, due to Adam's infidelity and his inability to solidly declare his feelings for Tina, the two amicably decide to break up. Despite this, Tina had firmly established herself as one of the six Cold Feet-ers, making friends with Jenny and Karen.
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The main characters are six core characters were devised to be "regular people, not distinguished by their careers or by crime" and were based on people from Mike Bullen's life, along with characters who became integral to the programme as
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and Emma Benson. 32 episodes were broadcast over the original five series from 15 November 1998 to 16 March 2003. A revival with all of the original cast except Baxendale (Rachel had been killed off) began airing from 5 September 2016.
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Half a year after the Lindisfarne trip, Pete and Jenny have separated. He moves from house to house, eventually finding a houseshare with a gay landlord. He has a brief fling with Ramona, which is followed by some dates with a teacher
3132:; she mentioned that no impression was given that Rachel had suffered an incorrectly performed operation or had had to travel to eastern Europe for it, and that it was improbable that Rachel managed to conceive a child after all.
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more impressed with the storylines that came out of the affair, rather than the affair itself: "It was the deception, the guilt and the recrimination rather than the actual affair, which was neither interesting nor remarkable".
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has also been developed for television audiences in the Czech Republic. The creators intend the show to run for three series of 13 episodes and tell a story over seven years. The first series was broadcast from September 2009.
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public places was done on a Sunday during closing hours but the clubbing scenes in this episode were filmed during opening hours at the Music Box in Manchester. A hand-held camera was used to enhance the frenetic pace.
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Six months after the last series, Rachel returns from London and tells Adam that she aborted the baby, and their relationship seems over for good. They both start seeing other people—he one of Pete's colleagues
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without some cost to her, so suggested that Karen and Adam could be arrested while rolling joints at the school reunion. Bullen thought the idea was "ludicrous" so added a scene where David berates Ramona for
3447:) by Rupert Smith, featuring interviews with the actors and production staff, was released. The book sold 961 copies in the first week of publication, making tenth position on the hardback non-fiction chart.
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The six episodes of series 9 aired on ITV from 13 January 2020, to 17 February 2020. The creator and the main cast have both confirmed that the show has gone on prolonged hiatus again after this series.
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on locations in and around Greater Manchester. Sets were designed by Chris Truelove to reflect the characters; Karen and David's home was designed as a spacious detached house intended to be located in
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and Universal respectively. Series 1–3 have been released in the United States by Acorn Media. A collection of all five series was released in the United Kingdom in 2003. A version exclusive to
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nominations; the series won in the Best TV Comedy Drama category and Nesbitt and Ripley were respectively nominated for Best TV Comedy Actor and Best TV Comedy Actress. The series also won the
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that just had a different background. The main cast—except for Helen Baxendale who was pregnant—the producers and Ciaran Donnelly shot for 18 days in October 2001 in locations that included
2867:. Bravo bought the pilot and first three series for $ 1 million. The pilot was broadcast as a "sneak peek" before the regular series run began. From 2005 the series was broadcast by
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presented it with the Drama: Series or Serial award. In year three, Fay Ripley became the only actor to receive a BAFTA nomination for their work on the series; she was nominated for
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storyline in Series 2, Episode 5 was influenced by a similar condition that afflicted Harries, and was supplemented by the newspaper columns written by terminal cancer sufferer
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shot outside England for the first time for Episode 5. A storyline featuring Adam's stag weekend was originally scripted to take place first in Blackpool and then in
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continued to cover social issues when it returned in 2016. The character of Pete was diagnosed with depression. Writer Mike Bullen himself has battled depression.
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it won TV Comedy Programme of the Year, and a second Best TV Comedy Drama award at the British Comedy Awards. The awards for the television industry magazine
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was being rested for the foreseeable future, with a view to returning once again when the characters have reached the next suitable age for stories to tell.
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are not just chosen in order to make people aware of the issues involved; they're also chosen for their dramatic potential and relevance to modern living".
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as Shelley Sullivan (the Rachel role). Low ratings lead to the series being cancelled after four episodes. In 2003 the format was sold to Italian network
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wrote positively of the writing, directing, acting, and editing and looked forward to how Rachel's pregnancy plot would be resolved in the second series.
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and has to deal with constant media attention afterwards, was made and then broadcast in 1995. Harries asked Bullen to pitch more ideas for television to
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as Angela's business tycoon father Eddie, a love interest for Karen Marsden. Pete and Jenny had remarried whilst David's marriage to Robyn was crumbling.
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critic Aidan Smith accused the big-budget episode "which somehow managed to squeeze the Harbour Bridge into every shot" of being the point the series
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was eventually broadcast on 30 March 1997. It received only 3.5 million viewers and little critical attention. As ITV's comedy portfolio was so thin,
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complimented it, but was concerned that the series' original main characters—Adam and Rachel—were being sidelined by everyone including Mike Bullen.
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and the northern beaches. Budget problems meant an overseas location could not be secured for Series 5, so scenes in the final episode were shot in
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that he had held discussions with Mike Bullen about the series returning, but that it would not be back on television screens in 2011 or 2012.
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was submitted as the network's comedy entry at the Montreux Television Festival in May 1997. There it won the Silver Rose for Humour and the
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that and get it over with. You couldn't keep up that surprise and hilarity for all the minutes it was on the screen." By the third series,
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was introduced as Tina Reynolds, Adam's partner following his separation from Angela. After his separation from Robyn, Nikki Kirkbright (
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as the now teenaged Matthew, who in Adam's absence, was raised by his godmother Karen and attended a private school.
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and, despite the sex-talk, being "intricately constructed as a farce". A complaint was made by a viewer to the
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s Charlie Catchpole described the diagetic popular music in the school reunion scenes of Series 2, Episode 4—"
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impression of drugs. The ITC dismissed the complaints on the basis that the episode was broadcast after the
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for the gala dinner scenes in Episode 6. In the second year, the sets were moved to the Spectrum Arena in
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on two CDs in 1999. The soundtrack had been shelved before release but was put back on the schedule when
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relationship with Jo, and marries her at the end of Series 4. They break up at the end of Series 5.
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for Best Entertainment. For the second series, it received four
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in 2006. Cheatwell Games issued a licensed board game in 2001.
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Furedi, Ann; Christine Geraghty. Interview with Jenni Murray.
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had a bonus disc that contained the retrospective documentary
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Michael Grade signals going online is key to ITV's turnaround
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and "would liked to have taken a baseball bat to them".
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Cold Feet back as ITV3 unveils drama and repeat line-up
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to attract the younger, upmarket viewing demographic.
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5345:Michael Grade unveils ITV's upmarket face-lift
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5904:Shepherd, Robert John (19 September 2000). "
5368:(Independent News & Media): p. 10 (
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6105:". DVD Reviewer. Retrieved 24 August 2007.
6065:". DVD Reviewer. Retrieved 24 August 2007.
6061:Shepherd, Robert John (25 November 2002). "
6012:". DVD Reviewer. Retrieved 24 August 2007.
5972:". DVD Reviewer. Retrieved 24 August 2007.
5908:". DVD Reviewer. Retrieved 24 August 2007.
5838:". DVD Reviewer. Retrieved 26 August 2007.
4966:". Dispatchonline. Retrieved 16 May 2009.
4902:(Haymarket Media). Retrieved 14 April 2009.
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3068:, Andrew Billen praised it as a homage to
2477:into the Pete and Jenny storyline. Adam's
549:. As a fan of American television such as
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6989:Television series by Big Talk Productions
6974:British English-language television shows
5858:". DVD Reviewer. Retrieved 30 July 2007.
5503:"Mouth to Mouth" – new TVN serial (video)
5179:(The Scotsman Publications): p. 47 (
5099:Watson-Brown, Linda (11 December 2001). "
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6101:Shepherd, Robert John (24 March 2003). "
5874:Garside, Juliette (10 September 2007). "
5854:Shepherd, Robert John (20 March 2006). "
5506:. Press release. Retrieved 6 March 2010.
4928:Staff (11 December 2000). "TV Reviews".
4810:Journal of British Cinema and Television
4806:: Serial Narration and the Character Arc
4462:
4460:
4350:"Radio 1 presenter to star in Cold Feet"
4176:
3425:The Little Book of Cold Feet: Life Rules
3405:Cold Feet: A Man's/Woman's Guide to Life
3343:Royal Television Society Programme Award
2875:in South Africa, the series is retitled
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6934:1990s British romance television series
5476:TVN nakręci nowy 'wielkomiejski' serial
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5107:(The Scotsman Publications): p. 5.
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4866:ITV drama in turmoil over new ad breaks
4846:(MGN): p. 9 (features supplement).
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4590:Cold Feet 'might return' – Andy Harries
4571:Spencer, Kathryn (19 September 2007). "
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4483:Hennigan, Adrian (24 September 2007). "
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5624:". BBC News. Retrieved 12 August 2008.
5565:". BBC News. Retrieved 12 August 2008.
5515:Rosser, Michael (18 September 2009). "
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4881:Phillips, William (19 January 2001). "
4864:Walsh, Nick Paton (22 October 2000). "
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4424:Hattersley, Giles (29 January 2006). "
4208:(Western Mail & Echo): p. 18.
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3776:Series 3, Episode 2. 12 November 2000.
3755:Series 4, Episode 2. 18 November 2001.
3743:Series 3, Episode 1. 12 November 2000.
3716:Series 1, Episode 6. 20 December 1998.
3707:Series 1, Episode 2. 22 November 1998.
3669:Series 4, Episode 8. 10 December 2001.
3653:Series 3, Episode 8. 26 December 2000.
3248:, producer Rob Bullock stressed that "
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5765:Special awards for veteran newscaster
5461:Rogers, Jessica (19 February 2008). "
5343:Martin, Nicole (13 September 2007). "
4770:(Emap Media). Retrieved 30 June 2009.
4639:(Independent Newspapers): p. 18.
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3931:Strenske, Bettina (September 1997). "
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3632:Series 4, Episode 6. 3 December 2001.
3623:Series 1, Episode 4. 6 December 1998.
2571:had a number of directors, including
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6550:BAFTA TV Award for Best Drama Series
6123:Cold Feet-Complete 5th Series (2002)
6083:Cold Feet-Complete 4th Series (2001)
6050:Cold Feet-Complete 3rd Series (2000)
5990:Cold Feet-Complete 2nd Series (1999)
5692:Bright, Martin (16 December 2001). "
5596:Broadcasting Press Guild Awards 1999
5351:(Telegraph Media Group): p. 10.
5322:Brocklehurst, Danny (6 June 2007). "
5171:Stewart, Helen (23 December 2003). "
5090:(Associated Newspapers): p. 13.
5082:Billen, Andrew (19 November 2001). "
5016:(Associated Newspapers): p. 13.
4894:Matthews, Sam (13 September 2004). "
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857:Setting up her own publishing house
7014:Television shows shot in Manchester
5882:(Telegraph Media Group): p. 3.
5431:Adalian, Josef (2 November 1999). "
5413:NBC gets Cold Feet from Granada USA
5394:Dawtrey, Adam (18 November 1997). "
5381:McMahon, Kate (25 February 2009). "
5294:Murray, Jenni (18 December 2001). "
5209:Billen, Andrew (4 December 1998). "
5150:Hoggart, Paul (23 February 2003). "
4504:(Associated Newspapers): p. 3.
4496:Simpson, Richard (11 March 2003). "
3825:Sherwin, Adam (19 November 2015). "
3698:Series 5, Episode 4. 16 March 2003.
3329:During and after its original run,
2955:compared it to the American sitcom
964:s first run. Bullen makes numerous
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7009:Television shows set in Manchester
6048:Bruce, Daniel (5 February 2007). "
5947:Mellor, Pete (28 December 2006). "
5825:". Pevans. Retrieved 2 March 2007.
5528:VnouÄŤek, Petr (11 January 2010). "
5360:Rampton, James (19 August 2008). "
5272:". Ofcom. Retrieved 29 March 2009.
5116:Smith, Aidan (14 December 2001). "
5043:Lawson, Mark (23 February 2003). "
4588:Plunkett, John (28 August 2010). "
3880:
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3797:Series 5, Episode 2. 2 March 2003.
3678:Series 5, Episode 3. 9 March 2003.
3537:The Pilot and Complete 1st Series
3456:Cold Feet: The Official Soundtrack
3094:In Series 3, Adam and Rachel seek
2503:British Pregnancy Advisory Service
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718:) on his stag weekend in Belfast.
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6969:BAFTA winners (television series)
6169:
6140:Cold Feet: The Complete Companion
5988:Bruce, Daniel (2 January 2007). "
5324:The decade that television forgot
5003:(Times Newspapers): pp. 6–7.
4753:(Century Newspapers): p. 12.
4529:Leonard, Tom (31 October 2003). "
4466:Wells, Matt (27 December 2000). "
4367:Bullen, Mike (29 October 2000). "
4326:Ellard, Andrew (20 April 2001). "
4195:. Video Collection International.
4094:. Video Collection International.
3903:Beesley, Max (narrator). (2003).
3850:
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4762:Nesbitt, James (18 June 2009). "
4685:Warm welcome for Cold Feet stars
4633:On Air: Our friends in the North
4631:Carter, Meg (9 November 1998). "
4531:Viewers get cold feet over drama
4432:(Times Newspapers): p. 10 (
3437:The Complete Cold Feet Companion
3351:British Academy Television Award
3096:intracytoplasmic sperm injection
2947:"; in 1998, Meg Carter wrote in
2495:intracytoplasmic sperm injection
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7019:Television series about old age
5893:ITV to sell hit shows on iTunes
5563:Royle flush in comedy shortlist
5137:(Times Newspapers): p. 9 (
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6441:(series, 1998–2003, 2016–2020)
6121:Bruce, Daniel (16 May 2007). "
5517:Czech viewers to get Cold Feet
4779:Miller, Kylie (23 May 2002). "
4498:Is this the end for Cold Feet?
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3347:Broadcasting Press Guild Award
2877:Life, Love and Everything Else
477:The revived series introduced
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6081:Bruce, Daniel (9 May 2007). "
5622:Dinosaurs walk off with award
5192:Jones, Sam (18 March 2003). "
4913:Cold Feet it ITV's big earner
4885:". Broadcastnow (Emap Media).
4812:(Edinburgh University Press)
4573:Fay's shock at reunion gossip
4546:Gould, Lara (29 July 2007). "
4303:"Eve Myles cast in Cold Feet"
3606:
3421:A Man's/Woman's Guide to Life
2829:Do You Really Want to Hurt Me
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6843:The End of the F***ing World
5051:. Retrieved 2 December 2007.
4787:(Fairfax Media): p. 8 (
4700:Tibballs, pp. 142, 165, 211.
4548:Cold Feet last get toegether
4406:Tibballs, pp. 120, 124.
4352:. BBC News. 8 February 2016.
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5895:". BBC News. 24 April 2008.
5771:. Retrieved 12 August 2008.
5752:Television Nominations 2001
5668:Television Nominations 2000
5609:Television Nominations 1999
5561:Staff (17 November 1999). "
5448:Staff (13 November 2003). "
5084:This is the way we live now
4596:. Retrieved 28 August 2010.
4191:Campbell, Spencer. (2003).
3952:(Emap Business): p. 2.
3230:In 2008, BBC One broadcast
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5737:(Neilsen Business Media) (
5450:Getting Cold feet in Italy
5200:. Retrieved 29 March 2009.
4953:. Retrieved 14 April 2009.
4945:Staff (19 January 2005). "
4932:(Nielsen Business Media) (
4919:. Retrieved 14 April 2009.
4674:Tibballs, pp. 58, 95.
4474:. Retrieved 29 March 2009.
4328:Smooth With A Capital Smoo
3476:The Very Best of Cold Feet
3381:British Comedy Awards 2003
3322:
3047:Depiction of social issues
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2139:The Reverend Daniel Booth
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627:List of Cold Feet episodes
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6157:. London: Granada Media.
6155:Cold Feet: The Best Bits…
6142:. London: Granada Media.
6088:27 September 2007 at the
5995:27 September 2007 at the
5955:29 September 2007 at the
5576:RTS Programme Awards 1998
5548:27 September 2007 at the
5418:27 September 2007 at the
5221:30 September 2007 at the
5001:The Sunday Times Magazine
4962:Staff (1 January 2001). "
4822:10.3366/JBCTV.2006.3.1.82
4808:" (subscription access).
4650:Cold Feet: The Final Call
4515:Cold Feet: The Final Call
4388:Smith, pp. 182, 246.
4244:Smith, pp. 179, 252.
3905:Cold Feet: The Final Call
3520:
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3499:Cold Feet: The Final Call
3377:National Television Award
3157:supplement, screenwriter
2809:Frankie Goes to Hollywood
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6153:Tibballs, Geoff (2000).
6035:21 November 2007 at the
5934:21 November 2007 at the
5891:Staff (22 April 2008). "
5620:Staff (14 March 2000). "
5194:The passing of Cold Feet
5068:28 February 2008 at the
5045:Mark Lawson on Cold Feet
4800:Smith, Greg M. (2006). "
4683:Staff (19 March 1999). "
4339:Smith, pp. 115–116.
4103:Smith, pp. 181–182.
4067:Smith, pp. 225–226.
3859:Tibballs, pp. 9–10.
3592:The Complete 5th Series
3579:The Complete 4th Series
3565:The Complete 3rd Series
3551:The Complete 2nd Series
3393:Cold Feet: The Best Bits
3373:International Emmy Award
3240:, which was compared to
2752:
786:After a jet-set life in
146:Edmund Butt (Series 6–9)
6109:7 February 2012 at the
6069:7 February 2012 at the
6016:7 February 2012 at the
5976:7 February 2012 at the
5912:7 February 2012 at the
5862:7 February 2012 at the
5842:7 February 2012 at the
5802:This week's bestsellers
5800:Staff (6 April 2003). "
5655:Previous Winners (2001)
5474:Staff (7 April 2009). "
4736:Nesbitt, James (2000).
4709:Tibballs, pp. 190, 217.
4090:Thomson, John. (2003).
4054:Harries, Andy. (2003).
3167:. He opined that until
3142:Influence on television
2971:, Lawson asked whether
6349:Awards and nominations
6182:British Film Institute
6138:Smith, Rupert (2003).
6103:Region 2 Out This Week
6063:Region 2 Out This Week
6010:Region 2 Out This Week
5970:Region 2 Out This Week
5906:Region 2 Out This Week
5856:Region 2 Out This Week
5836:Region 2 Out This Week
5787:20 August 2008 at the
5735:The Hollywood Reporter
5720:20 August 2008 at the
5681:Craft Nominations 2000
5640:20 August 2008 at the
5411:Staff (21 May 1999). "
5255:ITC (27 April 2000). "
5246:Tibballs, p. 176.
5233:ITC (31 March 1999). "
4930:The Hollywood Reporter
4665:(Televisual Media UK).
4513:Harries, Andy (2003).
4485:The Writing of Control
4415:Tibballs, p. 188.
4226:Tibballs, p. 156.
4137:Tibballs, p. 164.
3319:Awards and nominations
3211:Over four years after
3209:
3146:In a 2007 feature for
2701:
2576:
2303:
6773:Last Tango in Halifax
5581:22 March 2009 at the
5487:Staff (4 May 2009). "
5463:Poland gets Cold Feet
5268:ITC (7 April 2003). "
5101:Leave the fluff alone
4947:BBC America aims high
4652:. Granada Television.
4648:Cole, Nigel. (2003).
4579:(Express Newspapers).
4517:. Granada Television.
4146:Tibballs, p. 86.
4112:Tibballs, p. 15.
3987:Tibballs, p. 12.
3919:Tibballs, p. 14.
3907:. Granada Television.
3889:Tibballs, p. 18.
3286:as Adam Williams and
3201:
2767:Female of the Species
2692:
2567:
2534:, executive producer
2393:Supporting characters
2323:was "full of gaffes".
2298:
545:s assistant producer
6364:(American TV series)
6193:British Comedy Guide
6030:Cold Feet – Season 3
5880:The Sunday Telegraph
5823:London Toy Fair 2001
5433:NBC ices 'Cold Feet'
3939:on 13 February 1998.
3877:Tibballs, p. 7.
3353:(BAFTA) nominations—
3339:British Comedy Award
3260:Married Single Other
2871:. When broadcast on
2439:Series 6 introduced
1694:Madeleine Edmondson
871:Cold Feet (series 8)
853:Cold Feet (series 7)
782:Cold Feet (series 6)
755:Cold Feet (series 5)
728:Cold Feet (series 4)
689:Cold Feet (series 3)
661:Cold Feet (series 2)
638:Cold Feet (series 1)
369:(American TV series)
277:Big Talk Productions
268:Production companies
247:Production locations
19:For other uses, see
6323:Series 4, Episode 8
5349:The Daily Telegraph
4833:Smith, p. 184.
4738:Cold Feet Backstage
4689:Warrington Guardian
4554:5 June 2011 at the
4535:The Daily Telegraph
4292:Smith, p. 105.
4283:Smith, p. 219.
4262:Smith, p. 104.
4253:Smith, p. 228.
4235:Smith, p. 120.
4173:Smith, p. 166.
4164:Smith, p. 162.
4155:Smith, p. 165.
4014:Smith, p. 170.
3272:Granada Productions
3103:Asherman's syndrome
2989:The Way We Live Now
2541:The Daily Telegraph
2499:Asherman's syndrome
2366:Joanne "Jo" Ellison
888:Cast and characters
826:) from her time in
732:Series 4, Episode 8
201:Executive producers
5362:Friends like these
5330:: pp. 28–29 (
5283:Goldsmiths College
5177:Scotland on Sunday
4617:Smith, pp. 106–109
4562:(MGN): p. 35.
4274:Smith, p. 159
4032:Smith, p. 25.
4023:Smith, p. 11.
4005:Smith, p. 76.
3996:Smith, p. 27.
3969:. 17 February 2020
3540:25 September 2000
3466:in 2000. In 2001,
3159:Danny Brocklehurst
3041:Scotland on Sunday
2702:
2700:in the city centre
2637:Piccadilly station
2577:
2304:
2108:Caitlin Henderson
2029:George Kirkbright
595:Greater Manchester
520:Granada Television
465:, and produced by
454:) and Robyn Duff (
404:Granada Television
272:Granada Television
6979:ITV comedy-dramas
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5173:Dying on its feet
5118:Chewin' the shark
4964:Monday Television
4397:Smith, p. 9.
4369:Cold comfort fame
3868:Smith, p. 6.
3847:Smith, pp. 60–66.
3813:Secondary sources
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3355:Best Drama Series
3288:Jean Louisa Kelly
2918:compared it with
2888:Critical reaction
2797:Don't You Want Me
2501:in Series 3, the
2479:testicular cancer
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2801:The Human League
2794:
2722:Spencer Campbell
2698:Bridgewater Hall
2684:My Beautiful Son
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2407:Yasmin Bannerman
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716:Victoria Smurfit
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599:Comedy Premieres
588:
547:Christine Langan
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495:Siobhan Finneran
471:Spencer Campbell
467:Christine Langan
448:Kimberley Joseph
420:of the same name
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1473:Mark Cubitt
1466:Sean Pertwee
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1276:Sally Rogers
1223:Doreen Keogh
1182:Jacey Sallés
1088:John Thomson
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144:(Series 1–5)
142:Mark Russell
114:Sean Pertwee
104:Jacey Sallés
84:John Thomson
51:Comedy drama
31:
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6873:Bad Sisters
6853:Save Me Too
6833:Killing Eve
6783:Broadchurch
6468:(2004–2006)
6465:Life Begins
6449:(1999–2000)
6407:Mike Bullen
5257:Bulletin 19
5235:Bulletin 19
4789:Green Guide
4434:News Review
3387:Merchandise
2994:Vanity Fair
2963:BBC Radio 4
2953:Mark Lawson
2921:Vanity Fair
2869:BBC America
2782:John Lennon
2743:Portmeirion
2653:Lindisfarne
2614:Pete Travis
2610:Tom Vaughan
2300:(from left)
2241:Gemma Jones
2049:Kieran Bew
1991:Paul Ritter
1931:Roger Muir
1863:Robert Webb
1832:James Bolam
1773:Karen David
1713:Marji Campi
1589:Leanne Best
1498:Robyn Duff
1442:Jo Ellison
1256:Kate Rutter
833:Leanne Best
824:Robert Webb
804:James Bolam
796:Karen David
491:Leanne Best
483:Karen David
412:Mike Bullen
279:(2016–2020)
274:(1997–2003)
239:Emma Benson
217:Mike Bullen
181:of episodes
124:Leanne Best
61:Mike Bullen
6903:Categories
6863:In My Skin
6723:The Street
6713:The Street
6703:Doctor Who
6613:EastEnders
4802:A Case of
4663:Televisual
4312:4 February
3607:References
3301:Usta, usta
3238:Anil Gupta
3189:Metropolis
3177:Talk to Me
3164:Talk to Me
3124:presenter
3113:Ann Furedi
3024:columnist
2813:Temptation
2790:The Mirror
2739:Double Bay
2735:Kirribilli
2662:The Mirror
2645:Warrington
2606:Tom Hooper
2602:Mark Mylod
2598:Nigel Cole
2585:film stock
2573:Tom Hooper
2447:Production
1924:Gerald Kyd
1109:Fay Ripley
982:Character
831:Reynolds (
704:Mel Martin
672:Hugh Dancy
625:See also:
583:Father Ted
508:Background
436:Fay Ripley
341:2020-02-17
331:2016-09-05
316:2003-03-16
306:1997-03-30
251:Manchester
196:Production
89:Fay Ripley
57:Created by
7024:Cold Feet
6803:Wolf Hall
6763:The Fades
6733:Wallander
6693:Shameless
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6438:Cold Feet
6430:Cold Feet
6362:Cold Feet
6252:Cold Feet
6210:Cold Feet
6199:Cold Feet
6188:Cold Feet
6177:Cold Feet
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5156:The Times
5152:TV Review
5135:The Times
5063:Front Row
5027:The Times
4804:Cold Feet
4791:section).
4768:Broadcast
4436:section).
4379:section).
3950:Broadcast
3532:Region 4
3529:Region 1
3526:Region 2
3484:Cold Feet
3482:released
3478:in 2003.
3472:Cold Feet
3454:released
3452:Global TV
3364:Broadcast
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3331:Cold Feet
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3242:Cold Feet
3225:Cold Feet
3219:in 2007,
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3089:watershed
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2968:Front Row
2937:The Times
2900:Cold Feet
2883:Reception
2861:Cold Feet
2847:Broadcast
2841:Soft Cell
2817:Heaven 17
2778:Morcheeba
2745:, Wales.
2731:Hyde Park
2727:Cold Feet
2706:Cold Feet
2694:Cold Feet
2671:Cold Feet
2649:Blackpool
2618:Jon Jones
2581:Cold Feet
2569:Cold Feet
2545:Cold Feet
2525:Cold Feet
2515:BBC Three
2491:Sammy Lee
2423:Eve Myles
2403:Ben Miles
2321:Cold Feet
2309:Cold Feet
2132:Paul Kaye
2101:Eve Myles
1940:Recurring
1801:Art Malik
1731:Recurring
1706:Recurring
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