Talk to Me

5.4(9)|2007-06-10|1 seasons, 4 episodes

Drama

Overview

Mitch Moore is a DJ with a charm that women simply can't resist. He hosts a late-night phone-in on London radio station Life FM, dispensing glib and sometimes controversial solutions to callers' problems. But is there something missing from his life? Ultimately, he can't help himself when he's caught up in a tangled love triangle and falls in love with the one woman he can't possibly have: his best friend's fiancée, Claire.

Episodes

Miniseries(4)

S1E1 · 2007-06-10 · 60m

The Wedding

It's a week before Claire and Woody's wedding. Everything is getting on top of Claire - it's her first day back at work and she is dropping off her baby at the childminders. Thankfully her boss, Harry is pleased to have her back, but he can see she's not coping. To add to things - Claire's best friend, Ally has been dumped by Woody's best friend,

S1E2 · 2007-06-17 · 60m

The Hen Night

The hen-night Mitch has to face Woody at work. He's shocked to discover that the wedding is back on. He can't help himself - he has to see Claire. Woody and Mitch interrupt Claire's low-key hen's night. Guilt is written all over her face on his arrival. The day after Claire's dad is in hospital and her guilt is all-consuming - anxiety about the wedding grows

S1E3 · 2007-06-24 · 60m

The Honeymoon

The honeymoon is over Mitch decides to move on with his life. He starts to date Cassie who has stood in as producer, while Woody is away. And surprisingly they get on. Woody and Claire return from their honeymoon. It wasn't that great. Kelly has started an affair with Aaron. She tells Claire about the affair - but not about him being a student.

S1E4 · 2007-07-01 · 60m

The Funeral

The funeral It’s Claire’s dad’s funeral and all her friends are there. Woody is being super supportive which only exacerbates Claire’s guilt. Mitch watches her and is sad he can’t comfort her. She won’t look at him.Mitch, unable to deal with it, leaves and misses the wake. His phobia of grief comes into play – this is in stark contrast to Woody.