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Scotsman
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Malpractice ITV: how many episodes are left in series 2?
Watch more of our videos on and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565 Visit Shots! now Malpractice has returned for series 2 - but how many episodes are left? 👀 Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... The ITV show returned last weekend for its second series. The MIU are investigating Dr James Ford this time. But when will series 2 come to an end? Malpractice has kept viewers on their toes with yet another riveting medical mystery. The thriller series has returned after two years away from the screen. In the drama, which is an anthology show, the Medical Investigation Unit takes on a new case each season. This time they are investigating Dr James Ford (Tom Hughes) after the death of a patient. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad But how many episodes are left of Malpractice? Here's all you need to know: What time is Malpractice on TV? Tom Hughes in Malpractice series 2 | ITV The medical drama's second series continues tonight (May 11). The show is once again being broadcast on ITV1/ STV and will also be available on ITVX and STV Player. It is scheduled to start at 9pm and the episode will run for around an hour, including ad-breaks. Expect similar timings for the rest of Malpractice season two. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad How many episodes of Malpractice are left in series 2? ITV dramas can vary in length - from as little as three to six or even more. Malpractice has a bit of a unique number in its first season with five in total. The same is the case for the second series of Malpractice - it has five episodes in total. The remaining ones will air on May 11 and May 12. If you can't wait, the full boxset is already available to watch on demand via ITVX and STV Player. All ten episodes from season one and two can be watched right now. Will there be a series 3 of Malpractice? The show has adopted an anthology format - with different cases taking the focus each season. It leaves plenty of room for it to continue beyond series two. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Grace Ofori-Attah, creator of Malpractice, has spoken about the potential for season three. Telling RadioTimes : 'I've always got ideas. If ITV wants to give me some more series, then I will definitely come up with some stories for them. "I would love to see Norma and George just come back time and time again and become a real staple of UK TV, I would really love that." ITV has yet to announce if there will be a third series of Malpractice. Have you got a story you want to share with our readers? You can now send it to us online via YourWorld at . It's free to use and, once checked, your story will appear on our website and, space allowing, in our newspapers.
The Guardian
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Guardian
TV tonight: Chris Packham gets inside the minds of people with ADHD
9pm, BBC Two Autistic presenter Chris Packham returns with his Inside Our Minds series, this time meeting people with ADHD to make a film about what life is like for them. Tour guide Henry describes his struggle to regulate attention as being like the balls in a tombola. Jo, meanwhile, was diagnosed during the menopause; it's another diagnosis missed more often in women. Touching and informative. Hollie Richardson 9pm, ITV1 Moody Dr James Ford (Tom Hughes) is even moodier, since he found suspended midwife Maria Carter dead in her flat. What does this mean for the MIU's investigation? Even as more evidence points towards serious wrongdoing, getting anyone to go on record seems impossible. But maybe George (Jordan Kouamé) already has access to the information they need? Ellen E Jones 9pm, Channel 4 Appearing on national television seems a drastic way of addressing very personal struggles with sex and intimacy. But that's the scenario facing 12 adult virgins in this new series. They'll be heading to a luxury resort in the Med to see if a course of therapy can help them overcome their issues. Phil Harrison 9pm, Sky Atlantic Anyone worried that the action would go downhill after that explosive second episode needn't have worried: it was hard to breathe as Ellie (Bella Ramsey) and Dina (Isabela Merced) were chased through Seattle last week. They now know where to find Abby – but with Dina pregnant, will Ellie go it alone? HR 9pm, Sky Witness As another series of the campy Good Wife spin-off begins, a night at the opera ends in murder, with one audience member meeting his fate in a scene ripped straight from Tosca. As always, viewers see whodunnit first – a la Columbo – before Carrie Preston's oh-so-quirky detective works out the how and why. Hannah J Davies 11pm, BBC Two A deeply emotional and sobering documentary sees Fergus Walsh visit California and Canada, where assisted dying is legal. The main case, an octogenarian in excruciating pain, is an unarguable mercy, but the arguments against the practice are also compelling. Jack Seale Gladiator II (Ridley Scott, 2024), Paramount+Considering the success of the original, it's a surprise it has taken 24 years for Ridley Scott to return to the Colosseum. But there's still a lot of familiarity in his ancient Roman sequel – from returning characters to elaborate fight scenes and animal antics. Paul Mescal stars as Lucius, the son of Russell Crowe's Maximus, who is living a quiet life in north Africa until an invading Roman army takes him into slavery. From there, it's a short hop to becoming a gladiator and reviving his father's rebel stance, while his owner, Macrinus (a lip-smacking Denzel Washington), plots to overthrow the unstable twin emperors. Mescal is more of a brooder than Crowe, which lends the film an elegaic, end-of-an-era feel. Simon Wardell Championship Football: Sheffield United v Bristol City, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event Play-off semi-final second leg; Sunderland v Coventry is on Tuesday at 7.30pm.
Scotsman
11-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Malpractice ITV: how many episodes are left in series 2?
Malpractice has returned for series 2 - but how many episodes are left? 👀 Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... The ITV show returned last weekend for its second series. The MIU are investigating Dr James Ford this time. But when will series 2 come to an end? Malpractice has kept viewers on their toes with yet another riveting medical mystery. The thriller series has returned after two years away from the screen. In the drama, which is an anthology show, the Medical Investigation Unit takes on a new case each season. This time they are investigating Dr James Ford (Tom Hughes) after the death of a patient. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad But how many episodes are left of Malpractice? Here's all you need to know: What time is Malpractice on TV? Tom Hughes in Malpractice series 2 | ITV The medical drama's second series continues tonight (May 11). The show is once again being broadcast on ITV1/ STV and will also be available on ITVX and STV Player. It is scheduled to start at 9pm and the episode will run for around an hour, including ad-breaks. Expect similar timings for the rest of Malpractice season two. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad How many episodes of Malpractice are left in series 2? ITV dramas can vary in length - from as little as three to six or even more. Malpractice has a bit of a unique number in its first season with five in total. The same is the case for the second series of Malpractice - it has five episodes in total. The remaining ones will air on May 11 and May 12. If you can't wait, the full boxset is already available to watch on demand via ITVX and STV Player. All ten episodes from season one and two can be watched right now. Will there be a series 3 of Malpractice? The show has adopted an anthology format - with different cases taking the focus each season. It leaves plenty of room for it to continue beyond series two. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Grace Ofori-Attah, creator of Malpractice, has spoken about the potential for season three. Telling RadioTimes : 'I've always got ideas. If ITV wants to give me some more series, then I will definitely come up with some stories for them. "I would love to see Norma and George just come back time and time again and become a real staple of UK TV, I would really love that." ITV has yet to announce if there will be a third series of Malpractice.
Wales Online
04-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
ITV Malpractice full cast list - where you've seen the stars of medical drama before
ITV Malpractice full cast list - where you've seen the stars of medical drama before The cast of Malpractice series two has a serious pedigree in some of the UK's most iconic dramas including Happy Valley, Line of Duty, This is England and more Malpractice returns for it's second season on ITV and will feature new characters and new storylines. (Image: (Image: ITV) ) The long-awaited second series of Malpractice is finally here and kicks off on May 4, 9pm on ITV. Fans of the drama will be swept back into the turmoil of the West Yorkshire hospital where an unplanned investigation kicks off. Viewers will meet new cast members including Tom Hughes as Dr James Ford, a psychiatrist who becomes the subject of this season's inquiry. Meanwhile, Selin Hizli and Zoë Telford assume significant supporting roles. You can find out who the cast are and where you've seen them before, below. After the success of the first series, which provided a real insight into the workings of an emergency department, it's expected that viewers will be left wondering whether the series is based on a true story or influenced by real-world events in any way. You can read more about that, here. For the latest TV and showbiz gossip sign up to our newsletter . The official show synopsis reveals: "As the team dig further into the events of that night, what appears to be a series of poor choices by one doctor spreads beyond the psychiatric unit to a hospital seemingly at war with itself. Article continues below "With the MIU investigation closing in, can Dr Ford save his already fragile career from a string of apparently damning mistakes? "Is Dr Ford a doctor with a God complex or a victim of the institution? "And can the MIU uncover the truth of what happened, despite hostility from all sides?" Cast list of Malpractice series two Tom Hughes (Victoria) as Dr James Ford Selin Hizli (Am I Being Unreasonable) as Dr Sophia Hernandez Zoë Telford (Teachers, Unforgotten) as Dr Kate McAllister Jordan Kouamé (Wolf Hall, Dope Girls) as Dr George Adjei Helen Behan (This Is England '88 and '90, The Virtues,) as Dr Norma Callahan Hannah McClean (Blue Lights) as Rosie Seraphina Beh (Top Boy) as Toni Campbell-Brown Rick Warden (Trigger Point, HappyValley) as Eric Sawers Ace Bhatti (Line of Duty) as Dr Arun Mansoor Jessica Layde (Endeavour) as Bernadette Tobi Bakare (Death in Paradise) as Kwame Produced by World Productions (Line of Duty, Vigil), in partnership with and distributed by ITV Studios, Malpractice was filmed on location in Belfast with support from Northern Ireland Screen. Article continues below The new series begins on ITV1 at 9pm on Sunday 4th May, with the second episode airing on Monday 5th. The third on Tuesday, May 6 with episodes four and five planned for the following week. You can catch up with Malpractice on ITVX.
Wales Online
04-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
ITV Malpractice star Tom Hughes' life off-screen from famous ex to modelling career
ITV Malpractice star Tom Hughes' life off-screen from famous ex to modelling career As ITV's medical drama Malpractice returns to our screens for a second series, let's take a look at the life of one of the show's new stars, Tom Hughes, including his famous ex-girlfriend Tom Hughes is an actor and model who will be joining ITV's Malpractice. (Image: (Image: Getty) ) After a two-year break, ITV's popular show Malpractice is gearing up to return with its second series on Sunday, May 4. The forthcoming season is set to bring a fresh vibe, introducing several new characters into the mix. One of these is Dr James Ford, a psychiatrist who becomes a pivotal figure in the season's investigation. Stepping into the shoes of James is actor Tom Hughes, recognised for his roles in TV shows like Victoria and films such as Red Joan. As we gear up to welcome Tom back onto our screens, let's take a peek into his life away from the camera, including his high-profile past relationship. For the latest TV and showbiz gossip sign up to our newsletter . Tom was born in Cheshire on 18th April 1985, and since then has shown he is a man of many talents. Now aged 40 he is an actor, model, and musician. He sharpened his acting skills at the Liverpool Everyman Youth Theatre group before earning a BA in Acting from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in 2008. Tom has carved out a name for himself through various TV shows, modelling campaigns, and as the guitarist of indie band Quaintways. In July 2010 'Company Magazine' even voted him the tenth most eligible bachelor in Britain. Article continues below After finishing his studies, in 2009 Tom landed his first acting role in the BBC spin-off series Casualty 1909. Around the same time, he appeared in the ITV drama Trinity, before making his big-screen debut in 2010 with Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll. Tom's acting career includes roles in the comedy Cemetery Junction, BBC One's Silk and the TV film Page Eight. He also played Aumerle in The Hollow Crown before landing the lead role in the BBC film 8 Minutes Idle. His big break came in 2016 when he was cast as Prince Albert in ITV's Victoria, where he starred alongside Jenna Coleman. In 2019, he appeared in the film Red Joan with Judi Dench and joined the second series of A Discovery of Witches. He was previously in a relationship with actress Jenna Coleman for four year (Image: (Image: Karwai Tang/WireImage) ) In addition to his acting work, Tom has modelled for Burberry and was once the face of the brand's summer collection, alongside Emma Watson. As for his personal life, Tom is quite private. His current relationship status is unknown. However, he was previously in a relationship with actress Jenna Coleman for four years, which began in 2016 when they were both working on ITV's Victoria. However, it was revealed in 2020 that they had split. Jenna is now in a relationship with filmmaker Jamie Childs, whom she met on the set of The Sandman. They welcomed their first child in 2024. Now, Tom will be joining the cast of Malpractice for their second season. Since the first season, which starred Niamh Algar as an A&E doctor under investigation, the show has evolved into an anthology, with the only returning characters being medical investigators Norma and George, played by Helen Behan and Jordan Kouamé. Article continues below You can watch the show tonight, Sunday May 4 on ITV1 and ITV X at 9pm.
