Television drama refers to a genre of scripted television programming that focuses on storytelling through character-driven narratives, often featuring realistic scenarios, emotional conflicts, and complex character development. These dramas are typically episodic, with a structured format that can include series, miniseries, or telefilms. They explore a wide range of themes and issues, including personal relationships, social dynamics, and moral dilemmas, often drawing viewers into the emotional and psychological lives of the characters. Television dramas are characterized by their serious tone and depth, distinguishing them from lighter genres such as sitcoms or variety shows. The format allows for in-depth exploration of themes over multiple episodes or seasons, giving audiences a chance to engage with the story and characters over time. Examples include popular series that span various sub-genres, including crime drama, medical drama, historical drama, and more.
"EastEnders" is set to spotlight men's mental health in a special episode focusing on Phil Mitchell's journey of recovery. Veteran actor Keith Allen joins the cast as Gaz, adding authenticity…