Based on Jilly Cooper's novel, Hulu's series starring David Tennant is a happily sordid tale of a struggling TV network and a proliferation of sexual affairs.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-10-18 16:13:32">October 18, 2024 at 4:13 p.m.</time>

Based on Jilly Cooper’s novel, Hulu’s series starring David Tennant is a happily sordid tale of a struggling TV network and a proliferation of sexual affairs.{ai:summary}<p>Hulu's series, inspired by Jilly Cooper's novel, features David Tennant and revolves around a troubled TV network and numerous sexual affairs. </p><p>The narrative explores themes of ambition and personal relationships within the entertainment industry. #culture</p>

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