Cold Feet

Cold Feet has finally become must-watch TV

The drama about middle-class Mancunians has hit its stride at long last - thanks largely to a love affair that's been bubbling under since the 90s.

Cold Feet, episode 6: review

James Nesbitt's Adam has finally grown up - his relationship with Karen (Hermione Norris/p]) has been a highlight in a superlative series.

Cold Feet's David Marsden will end up homeless

Cold Feet's David Marsden will end up homeless after losing his job and relationship.

Cold Feet Series 8 Episode 3 recap

On the latest episode of Cold Feet, the gang went to a music festival to support young Adam (Jack Harper) and his band.

Cold Feet Series 8 Episode 4 preview

Coming up in the fourth episode. Jenny's feeling stifled as she heads off for an appointment with Karen (Hermione Norris).

To a music festival, where young Adam is gigging with his band. While Jenny gets into the festival spirit, Pete wonders what she's not telling him. Meanwhile, as the eighth series continues, Adam is still trying to chase the opposite sex/his youth, and finds a willing playmate in Karen, while David befriends a cookie seller.

Cold Feet viewers 'in bits' after 'best ever' episode

Cold Feet fans admitted that they are "in bits" after tonight's episode of the ITV drama - branding it the show's "best ever".

Tonight was an emotional roller-coaster for viewers as the gang headed to a festival where most of them ended up getting high on drugs.

Reveal leaves viewers in turmoil

Cold Feet continued this evening and saw the gang venture to a local festival - however it finally became time for Jenny to reveal her harrowing news to Karen.

At Karen's behest, Adam tries his hand at dramatherapy but finds it hard to see the point. It is difficult not to feel the same about an episode of Mike Bullen's romantic comedy-drama that seems to focus too much on Adam at the expense of equally interesting fellow characters, who this week cultivate some promising plotlines.

I am surprisingly glad to see Cold Feet back. Mike Bullen's writing can still startle and, on occasion, delight. True, there are tribes on alien planets, never exposed to this "telly" thing, who could have, within 10 minutes, and possessed of a decent broadband width, identified the likelihood that the way-too-young barista fancied by James Nesbitt was, rather than aching to be hit on by a 50-year-old with dyed hair transplants, actually going out with his son. Cue the biggest non-shock since Theresa May wasn't voted Dancing Icon of the Year by EU! magazine. But did anyone see coming that first smidgen of a hint of something more... between Adam and Karen? Honestly? Really?