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Haunted by a tragedy from his past and exiled from his Deaf community, Michael drifts through life in solitude among the speaking world, finding fleeting refuge inside the wrestling ring. When recognition threatens to shatter his anonymity, his paranoia drives him to act out in desperate ways to protect it.
As Lara’s sight deteriorates, she challenges herself, her friends and the wider Deaf community to rethink what it means to be deafblind. Exploring touch, communication and connection, Lara asks whether adapting should be hers alone — or whether the community around her needs to change too.
Drama (2026). Solitude Binds Them. Truth Breaks Them.
Get ready for an all-new school special. The games are getting tougher and which teams did their homework? Will it be the students from Oak Lodge, Thomasson Memorial School for the Deaf, or St. Roch who come out on top?
For the first time ever, primary schools are competing for £1,000. Will it be St. Roch, Frank Barnes, or Heathlands that claims the prize for their school? And will they outshine the adults? Let's find out!
We have three sets of twins taking on challenging games for £1,000. Will we see James and Ashley, Natasha and Alexia, and Lauren and Lee read each other well? Let's see!
Three pairs of close friends are competing for £1,000. Which friendship will prove strong enough to face the games and claim the prize? Will it be Mark and Nathalie, Tammy and Eleanor, or Sonia and Mitch?
Three teams are competing five challenging games for £1,000. Will the prize go to the best friends, the mother and daughter, or the married couple?
In our series finale, we have three teams ready to win £1,000. How well will they compete for the prize? Will it be friends Yatmiris and Nazia, Emma and Kathy, or sisters Clara and Amelia winning?
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