This frothy tale of a debt-ridden office cleaner who dabbles in insider trading is solid, well-made nonsense. What a rare and precious joy After carrying the weight of the world, and Jimmy McGovern's newest locus of social fury, on her shoulders in the remorselessly brutal, brilliant Care last month, Sheridan Smith rewards us and herself with Cleaning Up (ITV), a six-part series pitched somewhere between a romp and a soap, and pairing very nicely with a large gin and tonic. At first, I assumed i...
This frothy tale of a debt-ridden office cleaner who dabbles in insider trading is solid, well-made nonsense. What a rare and precious joy After carrying the weight of the world, and Jimmy McGovern's newest locus of social fury, on her shoulders in the remorselessly brutal, brilliant Care last month, Sheridan Smith rewards us and herself with Cleaning Up (ITV), a six-part series pitched somewhere between a romp and a soap, and pairing very nicely with a large gin and tonic. At first, I assumed i...
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