5/7. Penny Junor talks to the son of writer Malcolm Bradbury.

4/7. Penny Junor talks to the son of Surrealists Lee Miller and Roland Penrose.

3/7. Penny Junor talks to the daughter of Muppets legend Jim Henson.

2/7. Penny Junor talks to Adrian Laing about life with his father, the psychoanalyst RD Laing.

1/7. Penny Junor talks to Paul Stewart about life with his father, Sir Jackie Stewart.

7/7. Penny Junor talks to the daughter of restaurateur Pru Leith.

6/7. Penny Junor talks to the son of jazz guitarist Martin Taylor.

1/7. Having a famous parent can be both a blessing and a curse. Mary Moore talks about life with her father, Henry, one of the world's most celebrated sculptors. Show more

3/7. Having a famous parent can be both a blessing and a curse. Penny Junor is joined by Andro Linklater, who talks about life as the son of writer Eric Linklater. Show more

7/7. In the last of the current series Penny Junor talks to Merlin Holland, the grandson of Oscar Wilde, about his family's struggle to come to terms with Wilde's disgrace. Show more

5/7. Penny Junor talks to writer Anna Ralph, daughter of Booker Prize-winner Pat Barker. She discovers that despite being in the same line of work, they are anything but rivals. Show more

6/7. Penny Junor talks to Natalie Curtis about being the daughter of Joy Division singer Ian Curtis, who killed himself when she was only one. Show more

4/7. Anecdotes from the fairway as Penny Junor talks to Gary Alliss about being the son of golfer and broadcaster Peter Alliss. Show more

Having a famous parent can be both a blessing and a curse. Penny Junor is joined by the ventriloquist Nina Conti, daughter of Shirley Valentine actor Tom Conti. Show more