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Drama: Relationships & Romance

Lovers come and go but will friends last forever? Scandalous, sexy, seductive drama.

Lovers come and go but will friends last forever? Scandalous, sexy, seductive drama starring Sarah Parish.

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Mistresses: Series 3

Sarah Parish

Sharon Small

Orla Brady

Shelley Conn

Joanna Lumley

Patrick Baladi

Oliver Milburn

Adam Rayner

Alice Patten

Vincent Regan

Mark Bazeley

Charlie Jenkins

Lizzie Watkins

Flossie Ure

Ella Peel

Rhonda Smith

Tim Fywell

Ella Smith

Adam Astill

David Forrester

Alison Sterling

Erin Geraghty

Nadia Williams

Nina Raine

Moses Raine

Raza Jaffrey

Lowri Glain

Mistresses: Series 3: Episode 4

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Episode 4

Series 3

BBC One - Mistresses, Series 3, Episode 4

Trudi, Jessica, Katie and Siobhan are united in grief following the death of a loved one.

Tense conclusion to the drama about four female friends. Trudi, Jessica, Katie and Siobhan are united in grief after the death of a loved one, but emotions run high at the funeral.

The tension mounts as Mistresses concludes.

Trudi, Jessica, Katie and Siobhan are united in grief following the death of a loved one. However, emotions run high at the funeral and, with so many questions left unanswered, grief turns to anger and a bitter row ensues, causing a huge rift between the friends. 

Several months pass without a word between the women, and it appears that they've all gone their separate ways. But a heartbreaking announcement finally brings them back together. They agree to be united for the sake of their friend in need and start by making an appearance at Siobhan's birthday party. There's obvious tension in the air, but can they rebuild their friendship? 

Meanwhile, an unexpected guest at the party leaves Siobhan confused about her feelings for new boyfriend Jeff... And Trudi is panic stricken when Amy goes missing but, amid the chaos, she's reminded that her friends are there in times of need. 

Despite the bad feelings that have developed between them, will Trudi, Jessica, Katie and Siobhan get the happy ending they deserve?

The four friends are longer talking; can get back to the way they were?

Time has moved on and the Mistresses are no longer the tight knit group of friends they once were. How did the four women end up like this, with their once impenetrable friendship now in pieces?

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