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Cold Feet. Image shows from L to R: Pete Gifford (John Thomson), Karen Marsden (Hermione Norris), David Marsden (Robert Bathurst), Jenny Gifford (Fay Ripley), Adam Williams (James Nesbitt)
Cold Feet

Cold Feet

  • TV comedy drama
  • ITV1
  • 1997 - 2020
  • 60 episodes (9 series)

Comedy drama about three couples experiencing the ups-and-downs of romance. Stars James Nesbitt, John Thomson, Fay Ripley, Hermione Norris, Robert Bathurst and more.

  • Due to return for Series 10

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Series 7, Episode 3

Cold Feet. Image shows from L to R: George Kirkbright (Robert Glenister), Jules Watson (Aaron Cobham), David Marsden (Robert Bathurst)
Reeling from Matt's revelation Adam's attempt to right his son's wrongs doesn't go quite to plan. Heartbroken and angry, Karen is on the warpath with David not far behind her. Elsewhere, the Giffords have their own family drama to contend with.

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Matt's news puts a dampener on Adam and Tina's baby-making plans. Adam tries to convince his son to do the right thing and is stunned to hear that Matt wants to keep the baby. Despite Matt agreeing to tell Karen, Adam weighs in and is about to do the deed when Karen gets an important work call and the Williams boys slink off with a prolonged execution! It is Karen's daughter Ellie that blurts out that her twin, Olivia is pregnant and Karen is horrified to learn that Adam already knew. Hurt and upset, Karen is on the warpath but supports her daughter's decision one hundred percent. Can Karen keep hold of her business while her back is turned or is Benjamin sharpening the knife?

David is put on the spot by someone with an axe to grind. As he frantically tries to work out who this mystery man is, George puts him out of his misery; he's Nikki's husband and is convinced that David has been banging his wife! Thinking on his feet, David concocts a story about providing financial advice for her 'nail bar business,' and George backs off, for now. David meets Robyn for a drink and gets the news no father wants to hear.

The Giffords have problems of their own - Jen's mum Barbara has gone missing. Jenny isn't concerned but sister Sheila thinks it's out of character and she knows her better, since she lives with Barbara and Jenny rarely visits. As day turns to night and there's still no sign of Barbara, Jen and Pete start to worry. Has Jenny been a bad daughter? Is there more she could have done for her dear old mum? And will Barbara ever turn up?

Broadcast details

Date
Friday 22nd September 2017
Time
9pm
Channel
ITV1
Length
60 minutes

Cast & crew

Cast
James Nesbitt Adam Williams
John Thomson Pete Gifford
Fay Ripley Jenny Gifford
Hermione Norris Karen Marsden
Robert Bathurst David Marsden
Ceallach Spellman Matthew Williams
Leanne Best Tina Reynolds
Lucy Robinson Robyn Duff
Daisy Edgar-Jones Olivia Marsden
Madeleine Edmondson Chloe Gifford
Jack Harper Adam Gifford
Ella Hunt Ellie Marsden
Marji Campi Barbara Blyth
Amy Huberman Sarah Moore/Poynter
Jacey Sallés Ramona Ramirez
Siobhan Finneran Nikki Kirkbright
Shannon Hayes Bridie Sellers
Ruth Madeley Tracey McHarrie
Paul Ritter Benjamin Stevens
Robert Glenister George Kirkbright
Guest cast
Sally Rogers Sheila Blyth
Aaron Cobham Jules Watson
Jenny Howe Ruby Savage
Rhoda Ofori-Attah Clinic Nurse
Writing team
Mike Bullen Writer
James Wood Writer
Production team
Louise Hooper Director
Serena Cullen Series Producer
Lis Steele Producer
Mike Bullen Executive Producer
Kenton Allen Executive Producer
Matthew Justice Executive Producer
Kathryn O'Connor Co-producer
Gary Dollner Editor
Hayden Matthews Production Designer
Andy Pryor Casting Director
Darren Finch Costume Designer
Janet Horsfield Make-up Designer
Edmund Butt Composer
Mattias Nyberg Director of Photography
Tom Alibone 1st Assistant Director

Press

Last week's closing revelation saw the carousel of bittersweet middle-age inconveniences stop at teen pregnancy. The gathering of the kids too young to have a child, and the parents who aren't ready to be grandparents, prompts the predictable shouting, speeches, learning and staring into space backed by piano ballads, but it's compassionately handled. Meanwhile, there's a fresh burden for the perpetually overwhelmed Pete and Jenny (John Thomson and Fay Ripley).

Jack Seale, The Guardian, 22nd September 2017

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