LITTLE DISASTERS
PARAMOUNT TV SERIES FIRST IMAGES
Paramount + has unveiled first images from their new six part UK original series LITTLE DISASTERS about
four friends who were thrown together while expectant mothers with
little in common apart from their due 
dates. When Jess (Diane Kruger) takes her baby daughter to hospital with a head injury she can’t explain, close friend and on-duty doctor Liz (Jo Joyner) 
is forced to make the excruciating decision as to whether to call social
services on her friend. The decision sets of a chain of events that
show how a moment
can fracture and nearly destroy families and
friendships. As the plot unfolds, the consequences of Jess and Liz’s actions come to light, families unravel and
the women begin to articulate long-held judgements against each other. As the truth is unmasked, deep-rooted issues and insecurities are thrust into the 
spotlight as the women question what really happened to Jess’ baby. Shelley Con and Emily Taaffe will be the other two friends with JJ Feild, Ben
Bailey Smith and Stephen Campbell Moore leading the male part of the cast. The series should air sometime later this year, so stay tuned for the exact date.
dates. When Jess (Diane Kruger) takes her baby daughter to hospital with a head injury she can’t explain, close friend and on-duty doctor Liz (Jo Joyner) 
is forced to make the excruciating decision as to whether to call social
services on her friend. The decision sets of a chain of events that
show how a moment
can fracture and nearly destroy families and
friendships. As the plot unfolds, the consequences of Jess and Liz’s actions come to light, families unravel and
the women begin to articulate long-held judgements against each other. As the truth is unmasked, deep-rooted issues and insecurities are thrust into the 
spotlight as the women question what really happened to Jess’ baby. Shelley Con and Emily Taaffe will be the other two friends with JJ Feild, Ben
Bailey Smith and Stephen Campbell Moore leading the male part of the cast. The series should air sometime later this year, so stay tuned for the exact date. 
Sounds like a good series. I like Diane Kruger. Would you report to the police if you were the friend doctor? I don't think I would, esp. if I didn't know what really had happened...
ReplyDeleteWhen you are a doctor this cannot be a personal issue, you are there to protect the patient in this case the baby. It is not upon you to investigate but upon the police if the damage on the baby is serious. I find more bizarre that Jo Joyner is playing a doctor, she is a godawful, daily soap type of actress.
DeleteUna serie certamente avvincente che avrà successo.
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Saluto to you as well, Silvia
DeleteThis sounds like an interesting series.
ReplyDeleteGlad you think so.
DeleteIf we had the Paramount Plus, I'd watch this one. It sounds really good. I'd hate to have to be put in the position to have to call the authorities on a friend, but here there are certain professions that are also court mandated reporters, such as doctors and teachers, that if abuse is even suspected, it must be reported.
ReplyDeleteIt absolutely must otherwise you are taking part in it.
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