Some television dramas can be paired with aimless scrolling on your phone or a quick dash to the kettle, in lieu of ad breaks. Gwyneth Hughes’ Three Families is not one of those dramas. With your eyes glued to screens from start to finish, hot drinks – and tissues – must be sourced in advance.
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