As the unlikely star of Supper at Six, Elizabeth Zott has become something of a revolutionary - not only teaching women to cook, but daring them to change the status quo. Show more

Elizabeth Zott’s cooking revolution reaches its peak, and she makes an unexpected return to her beloved chemistry, in the final part of Bonnie Garmus' comic bestseller. Show more

Brilliant chemist Elizabeth Zott has become the unlikely star of a 1960s daytime TV cookery show. And her scientific approach to cooking is proving revolutionary. Show more

Unlikely TV star Elizabeth Zott has caused outcry after admitting that she doesn’t believe in God. Meanwhile, her daughter is trying to find out more about her late father. Show more

Elizabeth Zott meets the brilliant scientist Calvin Evans - and true chemistry results, in Bonnie Garmus' heartwarming and rip-roaringly funny novel. Show more

After Calvin’s death, Elizabeth finds herself heartbroken - and pregnant. She decides to focus on work, but management at Hastings Research Institute have other ideas. Show more

Trying to pursue her research in her home lab, with a baby and dog in tow, isn’t paying Elizabeth Zott’s bills. Drastic action is called for. Show more

Although their perfect relationship, based on a meeting of brilliant minds, is making their colleagues sick, Elizabeth and Calvin share everything - except their difficult pasts. Show more

Despite her male colleagues dismissing or even stealing her work, the indefatigable Elizabeth Zott refuses to be sidelined. Show more

Having agreed to become the unlikely presenter of 1960s show Supper at Six, the indefatigable Elizabeth Zott intends to bring science into daytime TV cookery. Show more