Bring them back!
BBC has axed some fan-favourites over the years Goodbyes are never easy, and when it comes to parting with favourite shows, they are particularly difficult. Over the years, fan favourites have been brutally axed on the BBC, and if viewers had their wish they’d be coming back. From incredible comedies such as Motherland, and hilarious reality shows like Don’t Tell the Bride, nobody has been safe from being cut off.
The show was unafraid to tackle hard-hitting subjects over its course including assisted suicide and a horrific shooting on the ward. Leslie Ash, Patsy Kensit, Jane Asher, Robert Powell, Adrian Edmondson, Alex Walkinshaw and Jemma Redgrave are among the stars who have appeared in the show over the years. Lip Service Frankie and Cat had a will they won’t they relationship The drama centred on a group of Glaswegian lesbian women, and their intertwining love lives.
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