Part one of the second series of the British fantasy drama starring Jack Donnelly as a young man who finds himself transported to the lost city of Atlantis. Havin been taken under the wing of mathematician Pythagoras (Robert Emms) and washed-up hero Hercules (Mark Addy), Jason (Donnelly) quickly finds himself wrapped up in the power struggles at the heart of the mythical city. After the death of King Minos, the trio must help the newly-crowned Queen Ariadne (Aiysha Hart) defend Atlantis from the attack of old adversary Pasiphae (Sarah Parish), as her advancing army attempt to take the Palladium. The episodes are: 'A New Dawn: Part One', 'A New Dawn: Part Two', 'Telemon', 'The Marriage of True Minds', 'The Day of the Dead' and 'The Grey Sisters'.

Adam Levins directs this horror starring Amy Manson and Simon Quarterman as young happy couple January and Callum who are on holiday when their motorbike collides with a car. January is left paralysed from the waist down and with amnesia rendering her unable to recall her past. Callum, who emerged from the accident unscathed, struggles with the weight of his guilt and takes January back to her family home. Unable to remember why she left her family behind so readily in the past, the strange behaviour of her parents Albert (James Cosmo) and Marilyn (Eileen Nicholas) and siblings Thomas (Craig Conway) and Kathrine (Nora-Jane Noone) start to alarm a recovering January who must rely on their help.

All six episodes of the BBC period drama series depicting the turbulent lives of four young artists in mid-19th century London: William Holman Hunt (Rafe Spall), John Millais (Samuel Barnett), Dante Gabriel Rossetti (Aidan Turner) and Fred Walters (Sam Crane). Against the backdrop of the industrial revolution, the young men's quest for artistic freedom and immortality takes them into some of the lewdest, darkest corners of the city. Along for the ride is free-spirited redhead Lizzie Siddal (Amy Manson) - but just how much is she really risking to associate with this dangerous bunch?