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Misadventures & Gone Fishing Xmas editions land safely

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Top TV picks: Tiny Pretty Things and more

On Demand Tiny Pretty Things (Netflix, from Mon) In 2015, authors Sona Charaipotra and Dhonielle Clayton welcomed the publication of Tiny Pretty Things, their collaborative novel about life at an elite ballet school. It was an instant success and has won numerous plaudits since - and now it s been turned into a 10-part TV series. The story follows the fortunes of a group of hugely talented teenagers from a variety of backgrounds, both poor and privileged, who have left their homes and families behind to pursue their dreams of becoming professional dancers. They are enrolled at the Archer School of Ballet, which is aligned with the city s renowned professional company, City Works Ballet. But it soon becomes clear that the institution is hiding a multitude of sins. Lauren Holly, Kylie Jefferson and Brennan Clost star.

TV tonight: Mortimer and Whitehouse go Christmas fishing

Last modified on Sun 13 Dec 2020 04.10 EST Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Christmas Fishing 10pm, BBC Two The year’s best slow-burn series returns for a festive special, seeing novice angler Bob Mortimer take his erstwhile companion Paul Whitehouse to his childhood home of Middlesbrough to try their hand at casting in the River Esk. Bob stirs up some Christmas cheer in Paul with a haphazard turkey dinner, followed by a trip to the harbour village of Staithes and a chat with fellow Middlesbrough native Chris Rea, who details his travel plans for getting home on the 25th. Ammar Kalia 8pm, Channel 4 Christmas may be a little different this year, but a Jamie Oliver is for life. Up he lollops like a St Bernard with some rescue remedies; from edible presents for those we can’t see in person, to winter warmers for the socially distanced, and handy tips for reinventing leftovers.

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