Ruth Jones' new BBC drama filmed in Wales has fans all saying the same thing
There she meets 17-year-old Bethany, played by India. A synopsis teased: "Bethany was convicted of murdering her mother but claims she is innocent.
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Lifestyle TV Ruth Jones The gripping new show features a star-studded cast, including Ruth Jones 22:35, 26 Jul 2026 Ruth Jones is back on screens for a new BBC thriller - and fans had a lot to say about the programme. The Welsh star has been a staple on screens for decades. From stints on cult classic Fat Friends to playing Vanessa ‘Nessa’ Jenkins on BBC’s hit sitcom Gavin and Stacey , Ruth has remained booked and busy over the years. And on Sunday (July 26) her brand new BBC drama The Rapture aired on TV screens. Generally, however, the cast are limited by lines that veer between expository and clunky. “Together we have the power to change the system, not the climate,” the elusive Anika Drake proclaims.
Furthermore, A show that brings together the climate crisis, the evil machinations of the oil industry, modern faith organisations, corrupt politicians, and the subliminal control mechanisms of Big Tech sounds more ambitious than The Rapture actually is.
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Lifestyle TV Ruth Jones The gripping new show features a star-studded cast, including Ruth Jones 22:35, 26 Jul 2026 Ruth Jones is back on screens for a new BBC thriller - and fans had a lot to say about the programme. The Welsh star has been a staple on screens for decades.
according to WalesOnlineFrom stints on cult classic Fat Friends to playing Vanessa ‘Nessa’ Jenkins on BBC’s hit sitcom Gavin and Stacey , Ruth has remained booked and busy over the years. And on Sunday (July 26) her brand new BBC drama The Rapture aired on TV screens.
according to WalesOnlineGenerally, however, the cast are limited by lines that veer between expository and clunky. “Together we have the power to change the system, not the climate,” the elusive Anika Drake proclaims.
according to The IndependentA show that brings together the climate crisis, the evil machinations of the oil industry, modern faith organisations, corrupt politicians, and the subliminal control mechanisms of Big Tech sounds more ambitious than The Rapture actually is.
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