New Series Explores Life of a Tetraplegic Artist in London

A new television series titled "We Might Regret This," created by Lee Getty and Kyla Harris, delves into the life of Freya, a sardonic thirtysomething Canadian artist portrayed by Harris. Freya, who is tetraplegic, navigates her existence in London alongside her new partner, Abe, played by Darren Boyd. Abe, who has left his wife, is depicted as experiencing a midlife crisis that is described as “very inclusive.” The narrative unfolds as Freya enlists her chaotic friend Jo, portrayed by Elena Saurel, to assist her in managing her daily life. In addition to "We Might Regret This," Channel 4 presents "Merseyside Detectives: The Murders of Ashley and Olivia," airing at 9 PM. This gripping documentary aims to shed light on a tragic case that has captured public attention. Meanwhile, BBC Two's "Make It at Market" features Morgan, a furniture-maker seeking the confidence to pursue his dreams, highlighting the challenges faced by aspiring artisans. The programming lineup also includes a compelling episode of "Long Lost Family," a show dedicated to reuniting relatives. While the series has a familiar format, this episode features a poignant story of a child who was reluctantly given up for adoption, resonating with themes of family and connection. Collectively, these shows offer a diverse range of narratives, from personal struggles to societal issues, reflecting the complexities of contemporary life.