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Sensitive Skin(2005)

7.4(5)30m2 seasonsNovember 10, 2005Ended

Synopsis

Bittersweet comedy about a 61-year-old former model trying to cope with life in London.

Created by Hugo Blick

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Seasons

Series 1

6 episodes · 2005

Affluent couple Al and Davina Jackson live in metropolitan London. Along with their friends, Al and Davina struggle with sexual temptation, professional jealousy and their fear of the future. Al is a pundit for a broadsheet newspaper and is paid to find imperfection in everything, while Davina works in an art gallery and is paid to make life more beautiful. But being 60 isn't simple: the couple's 30-year-old son, Orlando, refuses to acknowledge adulthood, and Davina's sister, Veronica, and her husband, Roger, intimidate the Jacksons with their confident and controlled grasp of life.

Series 2

6 episodes · 2007

Davina attempts to start her life again, six months after a tragedy. She embarks on a journey to rediscover personal happiness, but her efforts are hampered by the difficulties she faces in coping with grief alone. Moreover, Veronica blames her for everything she can, while Roger faces trial for a financial crime he didn't commit.

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Sensitive Skin — frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Sensitive Skin?+

We don't currently track a streaming service carrying Sensitive Skin in your region. Check back — availability changes regularly.

When did Sensitive Skin come out?+

Sensitive Skin was first aired in 2005.

How many seasons of Sensitive Skin are there?+

Sensitive Skin has 2 seasons and 12 episodes in total.

Who created Sensitive Skin?+

Sensitive Skin was created by Hugo Blick.

Who stars in Sensitive Skin?+

Sensitive Skin stars Joanna Lumley.

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