Channel 5 has launched a new six-part thriller called Forever Home, which is based on a bestselling novel by Graham Norton. The series stars Amy Nuttall, known for her role in Downton Abbey, as Carol Crottie, a woman whose life becomes complicated when her older partner, Robert, played by Douglas Henshall, begins to suffer from worsening dementia. As Robert's condition deteriorates, Carol starts to question his refusal to leave their home and the mysterious disappearance of his first wife, Joan, who supposedly vanished 20 years ago. A shocking discovery soon uncovers the dark secrets hidden within the family’s past. The drama also features a strong supporting cast, including Denise Welch, Kevin Whately, Samantha Bond, Lewis Cope, and Jenny Walser. Each character plays a key role in unraveling the mystery that surrounds Robert’s past and the events that led to Joan’s disappearance. The series premiered on Channel 5 on September 14 at 9pm, and all six episodes are available for streaming on the same platform. Outside the UK, viewers may need to use a virtual private network (VPN) to access Channel 5 and watch the show. A VPN is a tool that allows users to bypass regional restrictions and access content as if they were located in the UK. The show has not yet been released on any U.S. streaming services, and there is currently no official information about its availability in Canada or Australia. The cast includes a range of well-known British actors, with roles such as Moira Crottie, played by Denise Welch, and Joan Barrie, portrayed by Samantha Bond. Other notable roles include Kaden Barrie, played by Lewis Cope, and DCI Isaac Taylor, played by Ricky Shah. The series is expected to draw attention from fans of mystery and drama, offering a compelling narrative filled with suspense and emotional depth.