Last Tango In Halifax
- TV comedy drama
- BBC One
- 2012 - 2020
- 24 episodes (5 series)
Romantic comedy drama about would-be childhood sweethearts who are reunited after 60 years. Stars Derek Jacobi, Anne Reid, Sarah Lancashire, Nicola Walker, Tony Gardner and more.
- Series 3, Episode 5 repeated at 6:40pm on U&Drama
Streaming rank this week: 1,381
Press clippings Page 5
'Last Tango in Halifax' interview: Nina Sosanya
Last Tango in Halifax star Nina Sosanya chats about the shocking events of tonight's episode.
William Martin, Cult Box, 18th January 2015Last Tango in Halifax review (spoilers)
I have to say that, after a shaky start, this series of Last Tango in Halifax is turning out to be the best run that the show has ever had.
Matt D., Unreality TV, 18th January 2015Last Tango in Halifax travel guide
Fans of the BBC drama have fallen in love with its locations - but they're not all in Yorkshire.
Jade Bremner, Radio Times, 18th January 2015'Last Tango in Halifax' season 3 episode 4 review
Last Tango in Halifax is always a dramatic event, but tonight's episode was subdued on the dramatic highs and lows, and rightly so.
Sarah Lewis, Cult Box, 18th January 2015Anne Reid interview
The Last Tango In Halifax star on life, love, ageing and the role which has made her an unexpected sex symbol.
Vikki White, The Mirror, 17th January 2015Why I killed off lesbian character
Sally Wainwright explains her decision to kill off Kate McKenzie-Dawson, played by Nina Sosanya.
Carrie Lyell, Diva Mag, 16th January 2015'Last Tango in Halifax' season 3 episode 3 review
Last Tango in Halifax plunged straight in to the lesbian wedding of the year, with a twist on the old clichéd 'will they/ won't they' conundrum.
Sarah Lewis, Cult Box, 13th January 2015Radio Times review
Newlyweds Caroline and Kate are so happy together, even Celia's small-mindedness can't dent their celebrations.
But of course, life has a nasty way of upsetting everyone's plans; Celia is increasingly stubborn while Alan, the old softie, is caught between mother and daughter, and just can't get it right. Besides, he has problems enough of his own with his unforgiving wife.
Sally Wainwright's drama treads into some dark territory as both families struggle to deal with the unwelcome and the unexpected. But there are shocks around the corner that will test everyone. It's one of Wainwright's great talents, making sure we are comfortable thinking we know how it's all going to work out, then she throws a bucket of cold water at us, leaving us shivering and wailing, "Why did she do that?"
Alison Graham, Radio Times, 11th January 2015Is Sally Wainwright's series getting too dramatic?
This week viewers were plunged from the heights of joy into the depths of despair all in the space of an hour.
Neela Debnath, The Independent, 11th January 2015Sarah Lancashire shines in a fantastic instalment!
When series three of Last Tango in Halifax first started I definitely had my reservations especially in regards to the character of Alan's long-lost son Gary. However, Sally Wainwright's script has taken the story into a whole direction.
Matt D., Unreality TV, 11th January 2015