Wanderlust - BBC1
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As ranchy drama Wanderlust continues on BBC1 Joy and Alan put their daring new lifestyle into action - with surprising results
After the bombshell of the opening episode, Joy (Toni Collette) and Alan (Steven Mackintosh) are set to take their marriage down an unconventional path, and the ripples of that decision begin to spread tonight.
However, the couple are soon distracted by the arrival of their eldest daughter Laura (Celeste Dring, The Windsors, This Country), who’s drunk and upset after hearing that her ex has announced his engagement to someone else.
The creator of this irreverent series, Nick Payne, has a real knack for drawing authentic characters and Laura looks set to be a fine addition.
What’s more, Laura's memorable entrance sets off a chain of events that could blow this slow-burning drama wide open!
Not one for the prudish. One critic who reviewed the stage version of Payne’s Wanderlust wrote: 'In an age when sex is constantly commodified, he unfashionably argues that it is best when the heart and the genitalia are working in synch.'
TV Times rating: *****
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