Writers: Christopher Green, Ray Marshall / Novel: Catherine Cookson / Producer: Ray Marshall / Director: Alan Grint Period drama serial A Dinner of Herbs was based on the novel by Catherine Cookson and took us to 19th century Northumberland where 11 year old Roddy Greenbank (after the death of his father) finds himself living with the ageing Kate Makepeace along with a pair of other orphans Mary Ellen Lee and Hal Royston, years later when all are grown, events conspire to test their friendship to its very limits. As the three of them get older, though, the pressure on their friendship grows as Roddy’s artistic aspirations and Hal’s vengeful nature cause them to clash. Episodes 7 mins ago Who’s On The Talk Today: Lauralee Bell, Michael Damian (CBS Thursday November 2, 2023)

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When Roddy Greenbank’s father is violently murdered in nineteenth-century Northumberland, Roddy (Jonathan Kerrigan) is taken in by a close friend, Kate Makepeace, and forms close bonds with the locals Hal and Mary Ellen (Melanie Clark Pullen).