There She Goes
- TV comedy drama
- BBC Two / BBC Four
- 2018 - 2023
- 11 episodes (2 series)
Comedy drama about a family whose daughter has severe learning disabilities. Stars Miley Locke, David Tennant, Jessica Hynes, Edan Hayhurst, Yasmine Akram and more.
Streaming rank this week: 1,552
Episode menu
- Series 1, Episode 5 - Ben
Further details
Rosie is incredibly excited. Grandad - aka Gandalf - is finally coming because there's going to be a birthday with lots of presents - albeit Ben's birthday presents.
A birthday meal out at a restaurant descends into chaos, but luckily Grandma has bought Rosie some presents to distract her. Everyone in the restaurant assumes it's Rosie's birthday, which in turn leads to yet more carnage. The only person unaffected by all this is Ben - she's just Rosie, after all.
In the earlier timeline, Simon and Emily are effectively leading separate lives, until Rosie's first laugh finally helps them move a little closer.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Tuesday 13th November 2018
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- BBC Four
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
| Miley Locke | Rosie |
| David Tennant | Simon |
| Jessica Hynes | Emily |
| Edan Hayhurst | Ben |
| Yasmine Akram | Helen |
| Serena Evans | Grandma Cath |
| Oliver Gibbs | Young Ben |
| Ben Willbond | Chris |
| Justin Edwards | Barney |
| Maya Kelly | Ellie |
| Cassie Bancroft | Teacher |
| Lois Chimimba | Waitress |
| Joseph Harmon | Jamie |
| Nigel Planer | Gandalf |
| Shaun Pye | Writer |
| Simon Hynd | Director |
| Clelia Mountford | Producer |
| Alex Moody | Executive Producer |
| Sharon Horgan | Executive Producer |
| Clelia Mountford | Executive Producer |
| Shaun Pye | Associate Producer |
| Bridgette Williams (as Bridge Williams) | Editor |
| Bobbie Cousins | Production Designer |
| Kevin Riddle | Casting Director |
| Rae Hendrie | Casting Director |
| Caroline Pitcher | Costume Designer |
| Vanessa Whyte | Director of Photography |
| Jo Jenkins | Make-up Designer |
| Tim Mannion | 1st Assistant Director |
Press
There She Goes episode 5, review
David Tennant convincingly goes against type as an ugly, unfunny drunk.
Sean O'Grady, The Independent, 13th November 2018