Dinosaur

Nina is eager for her life to settle back into the routine she left behind in Glasgow. However, her plans are quickly upended when an unexpected visitor turns up at the museum where she works. The newcomer brings with them information that sheds new light on Bo, a figure from Nina’s past, and this disclosure throws a wrench into any hope of a smooth return. As a result, Nina finds that the path back to normalcy will be far more complicated than she anticipated, with the surprise arrival and the startling truth about Bo reshaping her expectations and forcing her to reconsider her choices.

Having spent eight months on the Isle of Wight, Nina is growing increasingly eager to return to her usual life. The longer she remains on the island, the stronger her desire to get back home becomes, leaving her feeling restless and determined to leave the coastal setting behind. Just as she begins to consider how to make her departure, her boss puts a surprising opportunity on the table that could change her plans. The programme is presented as a sitcom and features Ashley Storrie in the cast, following Nina as she weighs the unexpected offer against her longing to go home.

Nina is eager for her life to settle back into the routine she left behind in Glasgow. However, her plans are quickly upended when an unexpected visitor turns up at the museum where she works. The newcomer brings with them information that sheds new light on Bo, a figure from Nina’s past, and this disclosure throws a wrench into any hope of a smooth return. As a result, Nina finds that the path back to normalcy will be far more complicated than she anticipated, with the surprise arrival and the startling truth about Bo reshaping her expectations and forcing her to reconsider her choices.

Having spent eight months on the Isle of Wight, Nina is growing increasingly eager to return to her usual life. The longer she remains on the island, the stronger her desire to get back home becomes, leaving her feeling restless and determined to leave the coastal setting behind. Just as she begins to consider how to make her departure, her boss puts a surprising opportunity on the table that could change her plans. The programme is presented as a sitcom and features Ashley Storrie in the cast, following Nina as she weighs the unexpected offer against her longing to go home.

Nina is eager for her life to settle back into the routine she left behind in Glasgow. However, her plans are quickly upended when an unexpected visitor turns up at the museum where she works. The newcomer brings with them information that sheds new light on Bo, a figure from Nina’s past, and this disclosure throws a wrench into any hope of a smooth return. As a result, Nina finds that the path back to normalcy will be far more complicated than she anticipated, with the surprise arrival and the startling truth about Bo reshaping her expectations and forcing her to reconsider her choices.

Having spent eight months on the Isle of Wight, Nina is growing increasingly eager to return to her usual life. The longer she remains on the island, the stronger her desire to get back home becomes, leaving her feeling restless and determined to leave the coastal setting behind. Just as she begins to consider how to make her departure, her boss puts a surprising opportunity on the table that could change her plans. The programme is presented as a sitcom and features Ashley Storrie in the cast, following Nina as she weighs the unexpected offer against her longing to go home.

Having spent eight months on the Isle of Wight, Nina is growing increasingly eager to return to her usual life. The longer she remains on the island, the stronger her desire to get back home becomes, leaving her feeling restless and determined to leave the coastal setting behind. Just as she begins to consider how to make her departure, her boss puts a surprising opportunity on the table that could change her plans. The programme is presented as a sitcom and features Ashley Storrie in the cast, following Nina as she weighs the unexpected offer against her longing to go home.

Nina is eager for her life to settle back into the routine she left behind in Glasgow. However, her plans are quickly upended when an unexpected visitor turns up at the museum where she works. The newcomer brings with them information that sheds new light on Bo, a figure from Nina’s past, and this disclosure throws a wrench into any hope of a smooth return. As a result, Nina finds that the path back to normalcy will be far more complicated than she anticipated, with the surprise arrival and the startling truth about Bo reshaping her expectations and forcing her to reconsider her choices.

Having spent eight months on the Isle of Wight, Nina is growing increasingly eager to return to her usual life. The longer she remains on the island, the stronger her desire to get back home becomes, leaving her feeling restless and determined to leave the coastal setting behind. Just as she begins to consider how to make her departure, her boss puts a surprising opportunity on the table that could change her plans. The programme is presented as a sitcom and features Ashley Storrie in the cast, following Nina as she weighs the unexpected offer against her longing to go home.

Nina is eager for her life to settle back into the routine she left behind in Glasgow. However, her plans are quickly upended when an unexpected visitor turns up at the museum where she works. The newcomer brings with them information that sheds new light on Bo, a figure from Nina’s past, and this disclosure throws a wrench into any hope of a smooth return. As a result, Nina finds that the path back to normalcy will be far more complicated than she anticipated, with the surprise arrival and the startling truth about Bo reshaping her expectations and forcing her to reconsider her choices.

Nina's close working relationship with Clay – the colleague she jokingly dubs her “work husband” – begins to create friction in her partnership with Lee, putting their dynamic under pressure. She realises the invitation could be a litmus test for her loyalties, letting her gauge whether her bond with Lee can survive or if her connection with Clay has moved beyond professional bounds.

After an alcohol‑fuelled lapse, Nina is forced to face a succession of challenges as she strives to amend the mistake she made while drunk. She throws herself into each task, hoping her actions will undo the harm caused. These obstacles range from personal confrontations to professional setbacks, each demanding a different kind of resolve. She must navigate strained relationships, confront the consequences at work, and cope with the lingering guilt that shadows every decision. Yet, even as she works tirelessly to make amends, it becomes increasingly clear that the fallout from her error may already be set in motion, leaving her to wonder whether her attempts can truly reverse the damage.

Having spent eight months on the Isle of Wight, Nina is growing increasingly eager to return to her usual life. The longer she remains on the island, the stronger her desire to get back home becomes, leaving her feeling restless and determined to leave the coastal setting behind. Just as she begins to consider how to make her departure, her boss puts a surprising opportunity on the table that could change her plans. The programme is presented as a sitcom and features Ashley Storrie in the cast, following Nina as she weighs the unexpected offer against her longing to go home.

Nina is eager for her life to settle back into the routine she left behind in Glasgow. However, her plans are quickly upended when an unexpected visitor turns up at the museum where she works. The newcomer brings with them information that sheds new light on Bo, a figure from Nina’s past, and this disclosure throws a wrench into any hope of a smooth return. As a result, Nina finds that the path back to normalcy will be far more complicated than she anticipated, with the surprise arrival and the startling truth about Bo reshaping her expectations and forcing her to reconsider her choices.