Other People's Children

2000-09-10 Drama 0

Other People's Children is a four-episode 2000 British television drama, adapted by Leigh Jackson from Joanna Trollope's 1998 novel of the same name. The series tells the story of how three women and two men deal with new marriages and the consequences of the new spouses or partners having to deal with their partner's children of different ages from previous marriages.

Storyline

First Aired

2000-09-10
Last Aired

2000-10-01
Creator
Genre

Drama
Seasons

1
Episodes

4
Status

Ended
Language

English
Network

BBC One

Keywords:

stepparents parenthood parenting

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Season 1

1. One

Having left their partners Josie and Matthew try to make a go of their new relationship but Matthew is...More

Having left their partners Josie and Matthew try to make a go of their new relationship but Matthew is having trouble with his three kids thanks to the machinations of his ex-wife.Less

50mins 2000-09-10

2. Two

When christmas comes around Nadine is determined to have her children with her but soon realises life ...More

When christmas comes around Nadine is determined to have her children with her but soon realises life as a single parent is none too easy. dale, meanwhile, doesn't like her father Tom may be heading towards marriage with Elizabeth.Less

50mins 2000-09-17

3. Three

Tom announces that he is to remarry, dale is determined the wedding won't take place. Becky, matthews ...More

Tom announces that he is to remarry, dale is determined the wedding won't take place. Becky, matthews daughter, is making life difficult for him and Josie, she then decides to run away from home.Less

50mins 2000-09-24

4. Four

Increasingly concerned for the welfare of the missing becky, josie and matthew find their marriage com...More

Increasingly concerned for the welfare of the missing becky, josie and matthew find their marriage coming under strain; Elisabeth is getting wise to the machinations of dale and gives Tom a choice - her or his daughter.Less